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… interest in the general work is still as deep as ever, and I greatly desire that the cause of present truth shall steadily advance in all parts of the world …

… controlled in these various departments, and because of their inability to grasp all the wants of the cause in its different parts, great losses have been …

… enterprises in the cause of God, and have then sunk down in the battle, wearied and ill, and with no means of support, must not be left to struggle on in poverty …

… workers. Of all the vocations of life, there is none that requires such earnest, faithful, persevering, self-sacrificing workers as the cause of God in these …

… be workers. There are no drones in the household of faith. Every member of the family has some task assigned him, some portion of the vineyard of the Lord in which …

… . And the glory of the Lord will be their rearward. There will be joy in the heavenly courts, and joy, pure, heavenly joy, will fill the hearts of the workers. To save …

… written in the books. These workers are a spectacle before the world, before angels, and before men, and they are an object lesson to test the sincerity of our …

… missionary workers should possess that deep interest for the souls of their fellow men that will unite heart to heart in sympathy and in the love of Jesus …

… between the local conference and the General Conference. This made possible, on-the-ground planning by the group of workers close to the problems, and thus …

… of the church to its aging workers. The fruit of her call for a fund from which to care for the needs of such retired workers is seen today in the sustentation …