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… the money that comes in from the sale of our publications should be used to increase our facilities for the production of more literature that will open …

… . The money invested in this work will bring rich returns. New converts, rejoicing in the light received from the Word, will in their turn give of their means …

Money cannot be carried into the next life; it is not needed there; but the good deeds done in winning souls to Christ are carried to the heavenly courts. But …

… of money at this time, in comparison with the value of souls? Every dollar of our means should be considered as the Lord's, not ours; and as a precious trust from …

… for money getting, the whirl of excitement and pleasure seeking, the thirst for display, the luxury and extravagance, all are forces that, with the great masses …

… life. Money that should have been saved for better uses is frittered away for amusements.

… and money.— Manuscript 2, 1870. (See The Ministry of Healing, 240 [1905].)

… of money lies at the root of nearly all the crimes committed in the world. Fathers who selfishly retain their means to enrich their children, and who do not …

… to money-getting, the selfishness which the desire for gain begets, that deadens the spirituality of many in the church, and removes from them the favor of …

… . But money should not be used to hire singers. Often the singing of simple hymns by the congregation has a charm that is not possessed by the singing of a choir …

… in money, but have withheld themselves....

… proxy. Money lent or given will not accomplish it. Sermons will not do it. By visiting the people, talking, praying, sympathizing with them, you will win hearts …

… of money at this time, in comparison with the value of souls? Every dollar of our means should be considered as the Lord's, not ours; and as a precious trust from …

… and money. Exercise, and a free, abundant use of the air and sunlight,—blessings which Heaven has bestowed upon all,—would in many cases give life and strength …

… invest money in the establishment of business interests in the cities.— Manuscript 76, 1905 .

… , paying money into the coffers of the church, or just of himself by his own strenuous efforts trying to live a good and virtuous life.

… has money and possessions, and he makes an offering of the same to the Lord, false ideas come in to spoil the offering by the thought he has merited the favor …

… worships money.... He needs the censure of none but the pity of all. His life has been a terrible mistake. He has suffered imaginary pecuniary want while surrounded …

… view, money is power; but from the Christian standpoint, love is power. Intellectual and spiritual strength are involved in this principle. Pure love has special …

… little money you have, and then not be able to earn more.