Ellen G. White Writings

861 The Review and Herald July 12, 1898, paragraph 11

… shall dispense it to others, and give the glory back to God. The development of truth is the reward of the humble-hearted seeker who will fear God, and walk with …

862 The Review and Herald September 20, 1898, paragraph 3

… in dispensing them he knew no restriction.

863 The Review and Herald November 15, 1898, paragraph 3

… not dispense with his law, he can not do away with its smallest item, in order to pardon sin. The justice, the moral excellence, of the law must be maintained and …

864 The Review and Herald January 24, 1899, paragraph 2

… a dispensation of divine mercy, of forgiveness and peace. The darkness of a guilty world was broken by the bright beams of the Sun of righteousness. And “as many …

865 The Review and Herald July 11, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 12

… in dispensing his gifts to others. When men appropriate everything for their own advantage, he withdraws his gifts from them, and places them in the hands …

866 The Review and Herald September 5, 1899, paragraph 4

… wonderful dispensation of Providence. If the patient had taken a course to relieve overburdened nature in season, and understandingly used pure, soft water …

867 The Review and Herald April 17, 1900, paragraph 2

… Jewish dispensation. One finger of the signpost pointed out loving obedience to the Creator as the road to felicity; while the other indicated disobedience …

868 The Review and Herald August 14, 1900, paragraph 1

… a dispensation of immediate retribution, offenses against God would not occur so often. But though delayed, the punishment is none the less certain. There …

869 The Review and Herald April 22, 1902, Art. A, paragraph 9

… the dispensation to be done away was glorious, how much more must the reality be glorious, when Christ was revealed, giving his life-giving, sanctifying Spirit …

870 The Review and Herald July 7, 1903, paragraph 1

… Testament dispensation were to shine out brightly upon a world of idolaters, his people who live in this age, having so many more privileges and so much greater …

871 The Review and Herald July 14, 1903, paragraph 1

… in dispensing with the wearisome and profitless exercises that usually attend the closing of a school, and that the energies of all, to the very close, were …

872 The Review and Herald November 5, 1903, Art. A, paragraph 10

… the dispensation of God which is given to me for you, to fulfil the word of God; even the mystery which hath been hid from ages and from generations, but now is …

873 The Review and Herald May 12, 1904, paragraph 10

… a dispensation of the gospel is committed to them for those who have made this world their all. Time and money will be consecrated to God, means will be brought …

874 The Review and Herald January 12, 1905, paragraph 14

… will dispense for the advancement of his work the means that he has placed in our hands. Money is needed in order that the work waiting to be done all over our …

875 The Review and Herald October 12, 1905, paragraph 21

… can dispense with organization. It has cost us much study, and many prayers for wisdom that we know God has answered, to erect this structure. It has been built …

876 The Review and Herald January 18, 1906, paragraph 5

… gospel dispensation he taught his church to rely, not on worldly rank and splendor, but on the power of faith and obedience.

877 The Review and Herald May 10, 1906, paragraph 16

… the dispensation of the grace of God which is given me to you-ward: how that by revelation he made known unto me the mystery, which in other ages was not made known …

878 The Review and Herald January 3, 1907, paragraph 13

… , who dispenses every ray of light, and with the holy angels the redeemed will acknowledge in songs of grateful praise God’s supreme love to an unthankful …

879 The Review and Herald October 17, 1907, paragraph 12

… both dispensations. God’s claims are the same. The principles of his government are the same. For all proceed from him “with whom is no variableness, neither …

880 The Review and Herald July 2, 1908, Art. A, paragraph 11