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Let literature be distributed judiciously on the trains, in the street, on the great ships that ply the sea, and through the mails.— Gospel Workers, 353 .

On May 16, the same day on which the third of the four letters was written to Lucinda, Ellen wrote, in part, to her husband:

Words of Reproach React on Oneself —Words of reproach react on one's own soul. The training of the tongue should begin with ourselves personally. Let us speak evil of no man.— Manuscript 102, 1904 .

It was at the ordination of the twelve that the first step was taken in the organization of the church that after Christ's departure was to carry on His work on the earth.— The Acts of the Apostles, 18 .

The greatest help that can be given our people is to teach them to work for God, and to depend on Him, not on the ministers.— Testimonies for the Church 7:19 .

It was at the ordination of the twelve that the first step was taken in the organization of the church that after Christ's departure was to carry on His work on the earth.— The Acts of the Apostles, 18 .

Sermon preached by Ellen G. White at Ottawa, Kansas, on Sabbath, May 11, 1889, just a few months after the minneapolis conference, representing her simple, practical presentation of the subject. On file as Manuscript 1, 1889 .

… tempters. On one pretense or another they engage the attention of men, married or unmarried, and lead them on till they transgress the law of God, till their …

… Kindness on Our Lips —Work disinterestedly, lovingly, patiently, for all with whom you are brought into contact. Show no impatience. Utter not one unkind word …

Elder White: “Now I have questioned somewhat whether one person had the right to shape his action on another's experience. I have questioned if it was not our duty to shape our action on our own experience.”