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… . They thought that our work with the Watchman should be confined to the Southern States.

… , debasing thoughts. Restrict the desire for reading matter that does not furnish good food for the mind.

… trivial thoughts minds that should be diligently studying the word of God. Thus he is robbing thousands upon thousands of the time and energy and self-discipline …

… . Religious thought and conversation was entirely foreign to their minds. With the cultivation of an appetite for sensational stories the mental taste …

… . This thought sweetens all toil, it braces the will, it nerves the spirit for whatever may befall. Working with unselfish heart, ennobled by being partakers …

… and thought. If it requires time, give it cheerfully; and the blessing of God will rest upon you. There never was a time when more workers were needed than at the …

… this thought, canvassers will watch for souls, and their prayer will go forth from unfeigned lips for wisdom to speak a word in season to those in need of help …

… their thoughts; He has no abiding place in their hearts. There is a littleness, an earthliness, a debasement in their character and deportment, that testifies …

… , holy thoughts, and let the words be well chosen. Hinder not the success of your work by uttering light, careless words.— Manual for Canvassers, 24 (1902) .

… the thought and effort of God's people are to be given to its circulation. The larger books, Patriarchs and Prophets, The Great Controversy, and The Desire …