Ellen G. White Writings

741 The Review and Herald July 2, 1895, paragraph 5

… Master's service must be an aggressive one. Its members must not allow their interest in the work to flag. Heavenly intelligences are ready to co-operate …

742 The Review and Herald September 10, 1895, paragraph 8

… esteem. God desires that we so train the intellect and the affections that we shall be able to render to him pure and holy service. We are to seek for precious …

743 The Review and Herald October 8, 1895, paragraph 7

… to the service of God is most highly esteemed by the heavenly universe. Those who occupy positions of influence are responsible to God and to their fellow …

744 The Review and Herald April 21, 1896, paragraph 8

… sure to make if put to use in the Lord's service. It is practise that enables us to use our abilities to the best advantage. Investments are to be made in such …

745 The Review and Herald April 28, 1896, paragraph 6

… thoroughly to educate our youth? It seems to me that if you take a few who have decided to follow some literary calling, or some other calling that requires …

746 The Review and Herald September 15, 1896, paragraph 5

… of God, man fell under the condemnation of his law. This fall called for the grace of God to appear in behalf of sinners. We should never have learned the meaning …

747 The Review and Herald September 29, 1896, paragraph 5

… zeal to work in his service, calling upon others to behold in him “the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.”

748 The Review and Herald December 1, 1896, paragraph 14

… is to be estimated according to the price that Christ has paid for his redemption. Our fellow men are of as much value as we are, and God calls upon us to treat …

749 The Review and Herald January 5, 1897, paragraph 5

… vain to serve God: and what profit is it that we have kept his ordinance, and that we have walked mournfully before the Lord of Hosts? And now we call the proud …

750 The Review and Herald January 5, 1897, paragraph 12

… have called themselves Christians will be found to have been not servants of God, but servants of themselves. Self has been their center; self-service has …

751 The Review and Herald March 23, 1897, paragraph 5

… to enter into the synagogues, and call together the people for public service; their efforts were to be put forth in house-to-house labor. They were to accept …

752 The Review and Herald June 22, 1897, paragraph 6

… of God are to bear in mind that God is brought sacredly near on every such occasion as the service of feet-washing. As they come up to this ordinance, they should …

753 The Review and Herald June 22, 1897, paragraph 7

… service is to call to mind the humility of our Lord, and the lessons he has given in washing the feet of his disciples. There is in man a disposition to esteem …

754 The Review and Herald June 22, 1897, paragraph 9

… is to tender our hearts toward one another. Those who come to the sacramental service with their hearts open to the influences of the Spirit of God will be …

755 The Review and Herald August 17, 1897, paragraph 17

… enabled to speak words that will burn their way to the soul. The time will come when men will be called to give an account for the souls to whom they should have …

756 The Review and Herald October 19, 1897, paragraph 3

… doing God service. He stated plainly why he told them these things while he was yet with them,—that when his words were fulfilled, they would remember that he …

757 The Review and Herald January 11, 1898, paragraph 16

… fitful service that God accepts; it is not emotional spasms of piety that make us children of God. He calls upon us to work for principles that are true, firm …

758 The Review and Herald March 1, 1898, paragraph 13

… his service in response to the service he is constantly doing for us, for the neglect to carry unselfish burdens in this life, God will call us to account. He …

759 The Review and Herald May 31, 1898, paragraph 9