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41 EGW GW 67 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))

The Youth To Be Burden-Bearers

42 EGW Ev 502.1 (1946 Evangelism)

The Theme of Every Song —The science of salvation is to be the burden of every sermon, the theme of every song. Let it be poured forth in every supplication.— Manuscript 107, 1898 .

43 EGW SW October 10, 1899, par. 2 (1898 The Southern Review)

Why are the churches so indolent? Why have they no burden for the souls for whom Christ died? and how does heaven regard their inefficiency?

44 EGW CEv 77.2 (1920 The Colporteur Evangelist)

… special burden of the various branches of the work at Battle Creek and Oakland do not become informed in regard to the wants of the cause and the capital required …

45 EGW GW92 56.1 (1892 Gospel Workers (1892/1893 ed.))

… the burden of the work in the past. There were but a few then who received the truth as the result of much labor. God's chosen servants wept and prayed for a clear …

46 EGW GW92 249.1 (1892 Gospel Workers (1892/1893 ed.))

… or burden of soul, that when they have an easy time, when they are favored of God and almost entirely free from anguish of spirit, they know it not, and think their …

47 EGW HS 123.1 (1886 Historical Sketches of the Foreign Missions of the Seventh-day Adventists)

… the burden over it that they ought to feel for a soul balancing between life and death. I once attended a meeting where this spirit existed. There was the most …

48 EGW MTC 186.1 (2012 Ministry to the Cities)

… and Burden for Souls Needed by Church Members.— I ... met with the Oakland and San Francisco churches under the large tent in San Francisco. ... I felt the burden of …

49 EGW CET 223.4 (1922 Christian Experience and Teachings of Ellen G. White)

Our watchword is to be, Onward, ever onward. The angels of God will go before us to prepare the way. Our burden for the “regions beyond” can never be laid down until the whole earth shall be lightened with the glory of the Lord.

50 EGW CM 96.4 (1953 Colporteur Ministry)

… a burden upon the publishing houses by a careless, selfish way of doing business. This question is of consequence.— Manuscript 168, 1898 .