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… so weak that I was obliged to sit propped up in bed to do this work; but day after day I sat there, happy that my trembling fingers could do something to bring …

… long, but I feel that I am accepted of the Lord. He knows how much I have suffered as I have witnessed the low standards of living adopted by so-called Christians …

… able to do much writing. I thank the Lord for this. I have decided not to attend so many camp meetings, but to give my time to my writing.... I greatly desire to write …

… God. But if you are coming to discourage and weaken yourself and me by censure and suspicion and jealousy, I fear we should do great injury to the cause of God …

… to say to me: “Put the armor on. I have work for you to do in Battle Creek.” The voice seemed so plain that I involuntarily turned to see who was speaking. I saw no …

… did I see my husband so discouraged as now. I have feared he would tear himself from the office and have nothing to do with the business matters there. The trials …

… to say to me: “Put the armor on. I have work for you to do in Battle Creek.” The voice seemed so plain that I involuntarily turned to see who was speaking. I saw no …

… for so doing and show him that he is in error. No one should feel at liberty to give loose rein to the combative spirit....

… , “that I go so far. My workers are here, and the work which I wish to do will be retarded for two months at least, if I go.”— Letter 109, 1898. But her thinking was changed …

… and so crowded with financial embarrassments he does not know what to say or to do to extricate himself. I am so sorry that things are as they are—but Satan has …