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… greater exertion. In His providence special annoyances sometimes occur to test our patience and faith. God gives us lessons of trust. He would teach us where …

… to exert an influence that bears witness to the power of heavenly principles. Those who unite with the church must give evidence of a change of principle …

… to exert his power over them just as soon as they begin to investigate his theories.— Letter 123, 1904. ( Medical Ministry, 101, 102 ).

… have exerted for the saving of souls in the years that have passed since then?

… the exertion of the muscles as well as the exercise of the mind, will preserve both mental and physical vigor, and give power of endurance to those engaged …

… not exert so strong an influence against the truth. My brethren, carry on your work in such a way that will fortify souls against temptation, rather than leading …

… , to exert every power to the utmost in gaining knowledge. If we would elevate the moral standard in any country where we may be called to go, we must begin by correcting …

… shall exert an influence which will meet the mind of God. The question is, “Are we willing to be true health reformers?”— Letter 3, 1884

… mental exertion. With strictly temperate habits, and with mental and physical labor combined, they could accomplish a far greater amount of labor and preserve …

… that exert a pernicious influence upon moral character. The earlier these hurtful habits are formed, the more firmly will they hold their victim in slavery …