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A Definite Mission —My heart aches as I see those who profess to be looking for the Saviour devoting their time and talents to circulating books that contain …

… -century definition: merrymaking, festivity. Nineteenth-century definition: communication, interaction.

The Definite Call

Definite indeed is the Lord's answer: “In tithes and offerings. Ye are cursed with a curse: for ye have robbed me, even this whole nation.”

… for definite time. His followers are to be in the position of those who are listening for the orders of their Captain; they are to watch, wait, pray, and work, as …

… so definite and pointed that the listeners found no opportunity to cavil or raise objections.— The Review and Herald, September 13, 1906 .

There is need of workers who will come close to unbelievers, not waiting for unbelievers to come close to them, workers who will search for the lost sheep, who will do personal labor, and who will give clear, definite instruction.

… plain definition of what he means by the “testimony of Jesus.” When on one occasion John attempted to worship the angel who appeared to him in vision, the angel …

… give definite instruction regarding the testing messages that are to prepare a people to stand on the platform of eternal truth, holding aloft the banner …

… a definite advance in methods of evangelism. Its constructive, up-to-date counsel, its timely cautions, its views of the triumph of the message, will, we believe …

… any definite object, much useless friction.— Manuscript 24, 1887 .

… less definitely distinguished from those who do not keep the seventh-day Sabbath, they are to make the observance of the Sabbath so prominent that the world …

… no definite form and consistency. They are of but little practical use in the world. This weakness, indecision, and inefficiency should be overcome. There …

… to definite results. Before attempting to teach a subject, he should have a distinct plan in mind, and should know just what he desires to accomplish. He should …

… no definite purpose in view, and no positive instruction gained.

… plain, definite message has been given to me for our people. I am bidden to tell them that they are making a mistake in applying the tithe to various objects …

… no definite form and consistency. They are of but little practical use in the world. This weakness, indecision, and inefficiency should be overcome. There …

… more definite light than they receive from hearing the sermons. Some need a longer time than do others to understand the points presented. If the truth presented …

… a definite and self-denying work.— Manuscript 61, 1909 ( Manuscript Releases 10:215, 216 ).

… say definitely just what part of Mrs. White's life work has been of the greatest value to the world, but it would seem that the large volume of deeply religious …