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… martyr to the cause of present truth; and who realizes what he has suffered, the burdens he has for years borne, the extreme care which has crushed his spirits …

… went to Pacific Union College to join a group of about twenty-five workers and members who had been invited to come to the school and become acquainted with …

… , and care, with the blessing of God, we may yet be able to do something....

… take care of their room but eat with us. You don't know what a weight of care is removed from me since I can watch over these two aged children. Mother does just …

… proper care and conveniences if it were not for this merciful provision.”— Manuscript 25, 1885. The Danes are rightly proud of their medical system and the provisions …

… extreme care which has crushed his spirits and ruined his health, bringing him to an untimely grave, leaving his family destitute and dependent? I often asked …

… extreme care which has crushed his spirits and ruined his health, bringing him to an untimely grave, leaving his family destitute and dependent? I often asked …

… home cares should be thrown off. The preparing of garments is a snare; others can do that. God had not given me strength for such labor. We should preserve our …

… in careful hands that night. Before retiring, my husband prayed long and earnestly. Suddenly his burden of prayer left him, and it seemed as though a voice spoke …

… willing to bear burdens to leave us as free as possible to labor in the cause of God. We knew that they could take better care of Henry than we could while journeying …