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… of money in illustrations was not essential, but that should not in any way hinder the canvassers from handling the book. Canvassers generally have much …

… restitution money. I accepted the lowest royalty on my books, under a most solemn promise that they would be pushed forward vigorously. This promise was not …

… of money which He would have employed in advancing the work where the banner of truth has not been uplifted. The payment of such large wages was entirely contrary …

… the money that he handles, those in charge of the work should, in a kind, friendly manner, endeavor to ascertain the true situation. To supply books freely to …

… of money, but the salvation of souls; and to this end we should do all in our power to teach students how to lead souls to a knowledge of the third angel's message …

… 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 …

… that money is to be drawn from the treasury to help them out, only to get into strait places again, and again to require help. Those who are stewards of the means …

… their money easily and spend it freely.— Testimonies for the Church 5:403, 404 (1885) .

… making money, while really valuable books are unsold and unread. Those who handle this sensational literature because by so doing they can make higher wages …

… costs money to issue these matters that have no bearing on the times or the spiritual interests of our people. The long accounts of the war can be obtained …

… speculation, money-making! We should press steadily forward, unmoved by censure, uncorrupted by applause. It will be a greater task to work back upon a proper …

… . Much money should not be invested in this line. When there are lessons in the pictures which lead to a study of the book itself, it is well; but when the pictures …

… up money. The very ones who need the books and would appreciate them, cannot obtain them because of their high price....

… and money and creates worries which can and should be avoided. The Lord would have us keep the eye single to the glory of God. This infatuation for so abundant …

… the money for themselves said, “This is altogether too large a building.” They brought such heavy pressure to bear regarding this question that a meeting was …

… the money thus saved was used in starting the work. Some of our brethren donated quite liberally, because they believed what we said. In after years, when prosperity …

… consume money unnecessarily; for this means in every case inability to provide for the extension of the work in other fields, especially in foreign lands …

… invest money in the establishment of business interests in the cities.— Selected Messages 2:357. [ Church-operated grade schools and church buildings may …

… the money which He has entrusted to His stewards. Should this take place, men would say that it was because the Lord was not able to prevent it.

… and money and creates worries which can and should be avoided. The Lord would have us keep the eye single to the glory of God. This infatuation for so abundant …