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… , for want of energy, application, or perseverance, content themselves with an easier place.— Education, 267 (1903) .

… for want of employment. There is no inclination to exercise the muscles by engaging in physical labor, because exertion seems to be irksome.— Testimonies …

… future want the chief pursuit of life, as though our happiness consisted in these earthly things.— Patriarchs and Prophets, 293, 294 (1890) .

… . Imaginary want closed their eyes and hearts from seeing the goodness and mercies of God in their journeyings, and they were ungrateful for all His bounties …

… to want, or that their children may become needy, or that their grandchildren will be destitute. They dare not trust God. They have no genuine faith in Him who …

… for want of exercise.

… we want to dwell on the cheery scenes of heaven. Says Paul, “Our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight …

… not want our first parents to have was a knowledge of guilt. And when they accepted the assertions of Satan, which were false, disobedience and transgression …

… . We want a faith in Him, a faith that works by love and purifies the soul.— Manuscript 41, 1908 .

… . I want that you will consider yourself His property. Set your faces as a flint toward Mount Zion. Be determined that there is a treasure there that you can get …