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61 EGW Mar 143.2 (1976 Maranatha)
… the morals and prepare the deluded, infatuated beings to give loose rein to lustful passions. Then follow sins and crimes which drag beings formed in the …
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62 EGW OHC 290.4 (1961 Our High Calling)
… . This moral influence will be according to our connection with Christ or our separation from Him, who is light and life. Those who are united with Christ will …
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63 EGW SD 111.2 (1955 Sons and Daughters of God)
… from moral integrity blunts the conscience, and opens the door to the next temptation. “He that walketh uprightly walketh surely: but he that perverteth his …
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64 EGW YRP 152.2 (1995 Ye Shall Receive Power)
… the moral darkness of this world, and the peace-giving beams of the Sun of righteousness fall upon the hearts of men. Personal labor with individuals and with …
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65 EGW RC 151.7 (1985 Reflecting Christ)
Mental and moral power is dependent upon the physical health.— Mind, Character, and Personality 1:61 .
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66 EGW Mar 47 (1976 Maranatha)
Moral Independence, February 8
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67 EGW ML 86.3 (1952 My Life Today)
Avoid reading and seeing things which will suggest impure thoughts. Cultivate the moral and intellectual powers. Testimonies for the Church 2:410 .
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68 EGW SD 212.7 (1955 Sons and Daughters of God)
At all times and on all occasions it requires moral courage to adhere to the principles of strict temperance. The Youth's Instructor, September 24, 1907 .
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69 EGW FLB 106.2 (1958 The Faith I Live By)
God's people, whom He calls His peculiar treasure, were privileged with a twofold system of law; the moral and ceremonial....
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70 EGW FLB 134.6 (1958 The Faith I Live By)
He who through His own atonement provided for man an infinite fund of moral power will not fail to employ this power in their behalf. The Review and Herald, October 30, 1900 .
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