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1 EGW ChS 3.2 (1925 Christian Service)
… an exhaustive compilation from the writings of the Spirit of prophecy on the broad subject of Christian service, but merely that they afford a safe path …
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2 EGW FW 13.4 (1979 Faith and Works)
… no exhaustive E. G. White book is called for to expound them. The theme permeates many of her books, with choice illustrations cropping out here and there. She …
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3 EGW FW 11.3 (1979 Faith and Works)
… be exhaustive. Her books and many other sermons and articles deal with these vital truths. Anyone perusing these readings will see clearly the importance …
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4 EGW DG 161.3 (1998 Daughters of God)
… are exhausted. Everyone who violates the laws of health must sometime be a sufferer to a greater or lesser degree. God has provided us with constitutional …
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5 EGW CTBH 35.1 (1890 Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene)
… her exhausted energies. But if her forces are goaded on by the use of stimulants, there is, whenever this process is repeated, a lessening of real force. For a …
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6 EGW VSS 196.2 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… without exhaustion. Ministers should not pray so loud and long as to exhaust their strength. It is not necessary to weary the throat and lungs in prayer. God's …
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7 EGW CTBH 64.2 (1890 Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene)
… are exhausted. Every one who violates the laws of health must sometime be a sufferer to a greater or less degree. God has provided us with constitutional force …
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8 EGW 1MCP 224.2 (1977 Mind, Character, and Personality, vol. 1)
Sexual excess will effectually destroy a love for devotional exercises, will take from the brain the substance needed to nourish the system, and will most effectively exhaust the vitality.— Testimonies for the Church 2:477 (1870) .
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9 EGW CTBH 34.4 (1890 Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene)
… is exhaustion, prostration, paralysis of the mental, moral, and physical powers. The mind becomes enervated, and unless through determined effort the habit …
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10 EGW DG 109.1 (1998 Daughters of God)
In the past I have appropriated means to sustain this kind of work, but my fund is now exhausted, for in this field the calls have been continual. Missionary work has been done in many cities.
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