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… co-workers with Christ by making voluntary sacrifices and freewill offerings to Him. And when the members of the church wish in their hearts that there would …

… co-workers with Christ by making voluntary sacrifices and freewill offerings to Him. And when the members of the church wish in their hearts that there would …

… into the work and engage in persevering labor. Men who will unnecessarily take the precious hours of daylight for sleep have no sense of the value of precious …

… service in the cause were they but looked after and encouraged. When any of these are too poor to obtain the advantages of the college, the churches should …

… the great heart of the work, and let the cause of God be burdened by this inefficient class of workers. Only men and women of culture and of physical and mental …

Every worker in our institutions should receive fair compensation. If the workers receive suitable wages, they have the gratification of making donations …

… of the help they should have received. In building up the work in their part of the field, men have followed selfish plans and have drawn means from the Lord's …

… for the Lord to plan and work, God will use the qualifications He has given them in a way that will glorify His name. He will purify His workers from all selfishness …

… to the plan of systematic benevolence, and if our tract and missionary workers are faithful in their department of the work, the treasury will be well supplied …

Workers who are not benefited by the advantages they receive in connection with the cause of God should not be brought into our offices of publication. Neither …