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61 EGW ULe 50 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

The Gospel Goes to the Gentiles

62 EGW ULe 53.10 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

In this way prejudice was broken down, exclusiveness abandoned, and the way opened for the gospel to be preached to the Gentiles.

63 EGW ULe 59.3 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

In Antioch disciples from Cyprus and Cyrene taught the gospel publicly. Their earnest labors bore fruit. “A great number believed and turned to the Lord.”

64 EGW ULe 60 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

The Meaning of Gospel Ordination

65 EGW ULe 89 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

The Great Philosophers Rejected the Gospel

66 EGW ULe 92 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

Again the Jews Reject the Gospel

67 EGW ULe 130 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

A Suggestion for Modern Gospel Ministers

68 EGW MYP 358.1 (1930 Messages to Young People)

The idolatry of dress is a moral disease. It must not be taken over into the new life. In most cases, submission to the gospel requirements will demand a decided change in the dress.

69 EGW HH 237.2 (2009 Humble Hero)

Children are still the most receptive to the teachings of the gospel. Their hearts are strong to retain the lessons they receive. Little children may be Christians, in keeping with their years.

70 EGW HH 377 (2009 Humble Hero)

Healthful Living a Part of the Gospel

71 EGW LF 53.3 (2011 Love Under Fire)

Faithful to the gospel, the Bohemians waited through the night of their persecution. In the darkest hour they still turned their eyes toward the horizon like people watching for the morning.

72 EGW LF 117.5 (2011 Love Under Fire)

Wherever people received the gospel, their minds were awakened. They began to throw off the chains that had kept them slaves of ignorance and superstition. Kings saw it and trembled for their power.

73 EGW RR 229 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)

The Gospel Can Cure Modern Economic Injustice

74 EGW MHH 75.5 (2004 The Ministry of Health and Healing)

Gospel workers should feel that giving instruction in the principles of healthful living is a part of their appointed work. Of this work there is great need, and the world is open for it.

75 EGW TEd 94.3 (2000 True Education)

There was no display of swords, no rending of prison doors; but the healing of the sick, the preaching of the gospel, the uplifting of human souls, testified to Christ’s mission.

76 EGW ULe 41.9 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

In every age everyone who has received the gospel has been given sacred truth to share with the world. God’s faithful people have always been aggressive, wisely using their talents in His service.

77 EGW ULe 53.9 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

The brethren were silenced. Convinced that their prejudice and exclusiveness were completely contrary to the gospel, they said, “Then God has also granted to the Gentiles repentance to life.”

78 EGW ULe 90.3 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

In this way Paul met the paganism of his day. His labors in Athens were not entirely fruitless. Dionysius, one of the most prominent citizens, and some others accepted the gospel.

79 EGW ULe 108.1 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

For more than three years Ephesus was the center of Paul’s work. He raised up a flourishing church, and the gospel spread from this city throughout Asia among both Jews and Gentiles.

80 EGW ULe 123.1 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)

The apostles did not preach the gospel to exalt themselves. The hope of saving lost people kept them from stopping their efforts because of danger or suffering.