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… the church. Men whose money has been made, directly or indirectly, in the liquor traffic, are members of churches, “in good and regular standing.” Many of them give …

… Christian church is pronounced to be the salt of the earth, the light of the world. Can we apply this to the churches of today, many of whose members are using …

… most church trials. Those who eat and work intemperately and irrationally, talk and act irrationally. An intemperate man cannot be a patient man. It is not …

… Laodicean church. In the name of the Lord I call upon every family to show its true colors. Reform the church in your own home.

… the church as objects for the supplication. It will be just what the church needs, to have their minds called from their little, petty difficulties, to feel …

… another. Church members having confidence in this science may be called sound in the faith, but it is not the faith of Jesus Christ. Theirs is a faith in the work …

… the church. They say, “If it does them no harm, it certainly cannot injure me.” What an account will professed Christian men have to render to God for their intemperance …

… the church. Those who had means were covetous and selfish. If these had done their part, the burden upon us would have been lightened; but as some did not do their …

… the church to abstain from swine's flesh, God will discover it to more than two or three. He will teach His church their duty.

Cooperation With Church Organization : Counsels on Health, 519-52 ( Testimonies for the Church 8:158-162 ).