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… to speak wise, helpful words, and to speak them in a way that will command attention.— Testimonies for the Church 6:380 .

… will speak and act like a Christian. Such a one will not be satisfied until the truth cleanses his life from every unessential thing. He will not be satisfied …

… or speak in so low or so rapid a manner that they cannot be readily understood. Some have a thick, indistinct utterance; others speak in a high key, in sharp shrill …

… to speak in such a way that they can edify those who listen. Let everyone connected with missionary work qualify himself to speak in a clear, attractive way …

… to speak so plainly that the listeners can understand every word. They should teach them to read the Bible with clear, distinct utterance in a way that will …

… to speak in a way that will be a blessing to your children. Women need to be educated in this respect. Even the busy mothers, if they will, can cultivate the talent …

… to speak right words, and to speak them in love. He will not try to drive home God's message of truth. He will deal tenderly with every heart, realizing that the …

… to speak plainly and clearly, in full, round tones, is invaluable in any line of work. This qualification is indispensable in those who desire to become ministers …

… they speak from the pulpit or give Bible readings, are to be taught to speak in a clear, expressive manner.— Letter 200, 1903 .

… by speaking of things imaginary, while ministers of the gospel often affect theirs so little by speaking of things real. “With due submission to your grace …