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1 EGW Ev 506.3 (1946 Evangelism)

But singing should not be allowed to divert the mind from the hours of devotion. If one must be neglected, let it be the singing.— The Review and Herald, July 24, 1883 .

2 EGW WM 225.2 (1952 Welfare Ministry)

… if allowed to have the care, or become the guardians, of the children, would lead their hearts away from the truth into error, and endanger their salvation. Because …

3 EGW GW 174.3 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))

Men have the power to quench the Spirit of God; the power of choosing is left with them. They are allowed freedom of action. They may be obedient through the name and grace of our Redeemer, or they may be disobedient, and realize the consequences.

4 EGW GW 292.2 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))

Man can shape circumstances, but circumstances should not be allowed to shape the man. We should seize upon circumstances as instruments with which to work. We are to master them, but should not permit them to master us.

5 EGW CET 13.3 (1922 Christian Experience and Teachings of Ellen G. White)

… , and allowed me to go; but after walking only a few rods, I grew faint and dizzy. My twin sister and my schoolmate carried me home.

6 EGW ChS 83.4 (1925 Christian Service)

… ! He allowed nothing to turn Him aside from the work given Him. Are we following in His footsteps?— The Colporteur Evangelist, 38 .

7 EGW Ev 323.3 (1946 Evangelism)

… and allowed to ravel out. This is the way matters are going now....

8 EGW Ev 522.2 (1946 Evangelism)

… be allowed to separate these instrumentalities. Never should a sanitarium be established as an enterprise independent of the church. Our physicians are …

9 EGW Ev 561.1 (1946 Evangelism)

… be allowed, because of ignorance, to build their houses on the sand. These men are not to be worshiped as gods. They are accountable to God for their course of …

10 EGW GW 374.4 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))

… often allowed to cast drops of gall into our cup, and thus others are embittered. By our ill-advised words their spirit is chafed, and they are stirred to rebellion …