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… . The want of true excellence was supplied by appearance and profession. Semblance took the place of reality.

… I want my words to encourage them in that manner of life that will be most attractive to the heavenly intelligences, and that their influence upon others …

Tell the young that they have had many spiritual advantages. God wants them to make earnest efforts to get the truth before the people. I am impressed that it is my special duty to say these things.— The Review and Herald, April 15, 1915 .

… . The want of true excellence was supplied by appearance and profession.

… is wanting. It is a terrible sin to abuse the health God has given us. Every abuse of health enfeebles for life, and makes us losers, even if we gain any amount of …

… is wanting in his duty to himself if he fails to meet the purposes of God by improving and enlarging his faculties. The mind is the best possession we have; but …

… . We want men who will push the triumphs of the cross; men who will persevere under discouragements and privations; who will have the zeal and resolution and …

… the want of useful physical training, and have become popular with educational institutions; but they are not without drawbacks. Unless carefully regulated …

… their wants. But when man departed from obedience, he was doomed to wrestle with the seeds of Satan's sowing and to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow. Henceforth …

… and want. “He becometh poor that dealeth with a slack hand.” Proverbs 10:4 .