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… the Burden —The churches that have the poor among them should not neglect their stewardship and throw the burden of the poor and sick upon the sanitarium …

I repeat, Do not throw your burdens upon the president of the General Conference. Do not expect him to take up your dropped stitches and bind off your work. Resolve that you will bear your own burdens through Christ who strengthens you.

… its burden of cares, divided into different branches, and laid upon men who should do their part, and lift the burdens when they ought to be lifted. These men …

… a burden to the church. Such ones would be a burden and a clog in heaven. For Christ's sake, for the truth's sake, for their own sakes, such should arouse and make …

… bearing burdens for others, who shut themselves up to themselves, will soon suffer spiritual feebleness. It is labor that keeps the strong man strong. And …

… bear burdens for Jesus.— The Review and Herald, January 2, 1879 .

… the burdens themselves, they train younger men, and place burdens on their shoulders. It is God's desire that those who have gained an experience in His cause …

… heavier burdens than any one else. Those who do not labor have no need of rest. There are always those who spare themselves, and who come far short of bearing …

… No Burden for Souls.— The large cities should have been worked just as soon as the churches received the light, but many have carried no burden for souls, and …

… a burden for the large cities? A few have felt the burden, but in comparison with the great need and the many opportunities but little attention has been given …