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… their endowments and will make the best use of their physical, mental, and moral powers.

… natural endowment, the habits established in early years decide whether a man will be victorious or vanquished in the battle of life. Youth is the sowing …

… God endows men with different degrees of capability and then places them where they can do the work for which they are fitted. Each worker is to give his fellow …

… spiritual endowment, it is necessary to walk in the light. In view of the event of Christ's soon coming, we must be vigilantly working to prepare our own souls …

… so endow with new vigor all our faculties as bringing them in contact with stupendous truths of the Word of God, and setting the mind to grasp and measure those …

… new endowment of both physical and mental strength.— The Ministry of Healing, 58 (1905) .

… and endow every faculty with a new power. It brings the mind in contact with broad, ennobling principles of truth. It brings all heaven into close connection …

… an endowment from God, to be used, not for selfish purposes, but for the glory of God and the good of our fellowmen.— Letter 20, 1894. ( Our High Calling, 90 .)

… precious endowment of heaven. The laborers in the harvest field are God's appointed agents, channels through which He can communicate light from heaven …

… superior endowments and advantages. The opinion has prevailed that only those who are especially talented are required to consecrate their abilities …