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… , and tends to cripple him in his labor, especially if his success depends upon surrounding influences. Must the minister of God in such cases be crippled or …

Sabbathkeepers tend to neglect needed recreation —I was shown that Sabbathkeepers as a people labor too hard without allowing themselves change or periods …

… meetings tend to be critical later of how things are done —They say, “Oh, it is only a business meeting.” But all who have the mental capacity ought to be anxious …

… and tend His flock. He has solemnly commanded these to be faithful shepherds, to feed the flock with diligence, to follow His example, to strengthen the weak …

… that tend to draw the heart from God.

… will tend to bind about the work, to erect barriers to its progress, and to bring it down to a low level.

… this tends to lead the soul away from the Fountain of living water.

… methods tend to one end—to make men the slaves of men. And when this is done, confusion and distrust, jealousies and evil surmisings, are the result. Such a course …

… , and tends to obliterate the impressions of the Holy Spirit. It dims the spiritual vision, so that men cannot behold God. The Lord may and does forgive the repenting …

… be tended like sick children.— The Review and Herald, January 21, 1902 .