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… , they will see that if there are any employed in the office to do a work that might better be done outside the office, these should be placed where they can use …

… that there should be. The circulation of these journals must not be neglected, or the people will suffer a great loss.— The Review and Herald, November 12, 1901 …

… , lest there shall be an explosion. This is why I feel so sad. I have written out matters that I dared not send to you unless there were persons of a firm, decided …

Upon the managers of our publishing houses there rests a great responsibility—the responsibility of doing their best to secure the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of the workers, that God may be glorified.— Letter 115, 1902 .

… Pride —There is no position so lofty that God cannot cut down those occupying it. There is no humiliation so great that God cannot raise up humble men to enjoy …

… . There are sacrifices to be made for the interests of God's cause. The sacrifice of feeling is the most keen that is required of us; yet after all it is a small …

Printing Demoralizing Literature —When our publishing houses do a large amount of commercial work, there is great danger that an objectionable class of literature will be brought in....

… . Danger is always surrounding us, and great caution should be used that no one branch of the work be made a specialty while other interests are left to suffer …

… it is in Jesus, there would be a hundredfold greater power, and it would be a converting power upon human hearts; but everything is so mingled with self that …

… a certain amount of education and training is essential in order to work intelligently, there is danger of making this too great a matter. By obtaining a most …