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… strenuous exertion, the untiring perseverance—are not to be crushed out.— Patriarchs and Prophets, 602 .

… forth exertion with greater success. But entire rest may not be necessary, or even be attended with the best results so far as their physical strength is concerned …

… stimulate exertion. The discouraged will need sympathy and appreciation to create confidence and thus inspire effort.

… every exertion to improve the privileges and opportunities provided for us, that we may understand how to use wisely the Lord's goods. It should lead us to …

… extra exertion on their part, will fail to be accounted faithful servants. There are many things not specified that wait to be done, that come directly under …

Intemperate habits of reading exert a pernicious influence upon the brain as surely as does intemperance in eating and drinking.

In 1516, Zwingli was invited to preach in the convent at Einsiedeln. Here he would exert an influence as a Reformer that would extend far beyond his native Alps.

Thus prepared, Jesus went forth to His mission, exerting upon men, women, and children an influence to bless, a power to transform, such as the world had never witnessed.

… may exert only a demoralizing influence.— The Youth's Instructor, August 10, 1899 .

… truth exert their power to control your conscience. Have courage to obey your own convictions!