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1841 The General Conference Bulletin May 18, 1909, paragraph 9
… their arguments when we repeat what they say. Keep always to the affirmative. It may be that the very man who is opposing you will carry your words home, and be …
1842 The General Conference Bulletin June 4, 1909, paragraph 6
… . No argument is so powerful as is success founded on simplicity. You may attain success in the education of students as medical missionaries without a medical …
1843 The General Conference Bulletin June 1, 1913, paragraph 60
… that led the heathen to a knowledge of the true God in the days of the apostles, will appeal to the heathen in many lands in our day. These arguments were …
1844 General Conference Daily Bulletin January 29, 1893, paragraph 1
… an argument against organization, but against the perversion of it.
1845 General Conference Daily Bulletin March 1, 1897, paragraph 6
… sensible argument’s employed to vindicate the work of God. But it has been by the most aggressive warfare that any advance has been made.
1846 General Conference Daily Bulletin February 27, 1899, paragraph 3
… an argument against organization, but against the perversion of it.”— Unpublished Testimony .
1847 The Gospel of Health June 1, 1897, paragraph 8
… strongest argument for Christianity. The relieving of the sick, the helping of the distressed, is working in Christ’s lines, and demonstrates most powerful …
1848 The Health Reformer September 1, 1868, paragraph 2
… —No arguments are needed to prove that our style of dress is most convenient in the kitchen. In passing up and down stairs, the hands are not needed to hold up …
1849 The Health Reformer November 1, 1870, paragraph 6
… place arguments in the mouths of infidels, wherewith to assail Christianity.
1850 The Health Reformer May 1, 1872, paragraph 13
… convincing arguments that after they have adopted the modest and healthful short dress, when they meet opposition in this form, will retire from the ranks …
1851 The Health Reformer May 1, 1872, paragraph 20
No arguments are needed to prove that our style of dress is most convenient in the kitchen. In passing up and down stairs, the hands are not needed to hold up …
1852 The Health Reformer June 1, 1872, paragraph 2
… convincing argument is, my experience. Some will say, The Lord has blessed me in believing and doing as I have, therefore I cannot be in error. The experience …
1853 The Health Reformer June 1, 1872, paragraph 13
… unanswerable argument is urged, “I must be correct, for this is my experience.” There are many invalids today who will ever remain so, because they cannot be convinced …
1854 The Health Reformer January 1, 1877, paragraph 6
… the arguments of many professed Christian women for the necessity of wearing them for the health. They could walk better and work better. Little girls were …
1855 The Health Reformer November 1, 1878, paragraph 4
… all arguments or evasions. Children should be taught from infancy to implicitly obey their parents. This is the first lesson in teaching them to obey the …
1856 Good Health November 1, 1882, paragraph 18
… . The arguments brought against tobacco may also be urged against the use of tea and coffee.
1857 The Home Missionary June 1, 1889, paragraph 11
… with arguments, and for his name’s sake, will work mightily in their behalf in the conversion of their children.
1858 The Home Missionary February 1, 1890, paragraph 1
… conclusive arguments, and plans must be laid that at every meeting where the Truth has been set before the people, it may be followed by the distribution of …
1859 The Home Missionary February 1, 1890, paragraph 5
… the arguments of objectors. If those who come into the faith can have a clear statement of the truths assailed, they will be armed with arguments with which …
1860 The Home Missionary November 1, 1890, paragraph 8
… mighty argument, “It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us.”