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… not do justice to anything. God had given to every man his work, according to each man’s ability. When one man entertained the idea that he must gather all the …

… can do our work. By diligent use of our own powers we are to gain knowledge and intelligence. God never designed that another man’s mind should do your thinking …

… may do them good. They must be able to understand and meet their wants. Circumstances will arise which demand immediate action, and it will be necessary that …

… conferences do not attend to that which is their work—to see that the elders and deacons of the churches do their work in the churches, by seeing that a faithful …

… there,” “Do this” or “Do that,” without consulting the individual himself, or respecting his convictions as a laborer together with God. God has promised His presence …

… we do not make the use of flesh meat a test, while we do not want to force any one to give up its use, yet it is our duty to request that no minister of the Conference …

… we do.” At the ratification of the covenant, the people had once more united in declaring, “All that the Lord hath said will we do, and be obedient,” Exodus 24:3, 7. God …

… ye do; and we do sacrifice unto Him since the days of Esarhaddon king of Assur, which brought us up hither.” But the privilege they asked was refused them. “Ye have …

You do not seem to have the ability to educate young men and to give them a chance to do that which they have talents for doing if they were given an opportunity …

… are doing the very opposite of that which Christ told them to do.— Manuscript 11, 1883, p. 1.