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… under obligation to keep in the most healthy condition possible.— The Review and Herald, February 10, 1910

… sacred obligations to God to heed the sound philosophy and genuine experience which He is now giving them in reference to health reform. He designs that …

… be obliged to exercise all the strength they have. I saw that it does not glorify God in the least for any of His people to make a time of trouble for themselves …

… be obliged to back down, and then however conscientious you may have been, you have lost confidence in your own sound judgment, and our brethren and unbelievers …

… solemn obligation to exercise self-control.— The Ministry of Healing, 372, 373, 1905

… under obligation to bring up their children to conform to physical law. Mothers love their children with an idolatrous love, and indulge their appetite …

… be obliged to eat a little in order to sustain life. It is a sin in the sight of Heaven to have such food.— Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene, 156-158, 1890

… no obligation to force them to do otherwise. These things should never be allowed to cause disturbance among brethren. I cannot see the need of butter, where …

… and obligations from an altogether different point of view. Instead of looking upon an observance of the laws of health as a matter of sacrifice or self-denial …

… therefore obliged to place the responsibilities of the domestic work in her home largely upon housekeepers and cooks. She was not always able to secure …