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Page 14 of 21Jonah 7:8
@@@^Says the Spirit of Prophecy, “Close reasoners and logical thinkers are few.” “How many men in this age of the world fail to go deep enough. They only skim the surface. They will not think closely enough to see difficulties and grapple with them, and will not examine every important subject which comes before them with thoughtful, prayerful study, and with sufficient caution and interest to see the real point at issue. They talk of matters which they have not fully and carefully weighed.”—“Fundamentals of Christian Education,” p. 27; “Testimones for the Church,” Vol. 4, p. 361.
Jonah 14:2
@@@^Needless it is for me to say that I am happy to be back with my fellow workers, and now that I am again at my post of duty, I solicit your much needed prayers that I, as well as my associates, shall always be true to duty and faithful to the message, enduring “unto the end.”
Jonah 14:3
@@@^That God may help every one of us so to live that when the “evil” falls “in the latter days” (Deut. 31:29), we shall be among those who have their names in the Lamb’s book of life, and who shall be delivered from the judgments of God and from the sword of the wicked, is my sincere prayer.— @3Mrs. S. Hermanson
Jonah 16:6
@@@^This monthly comforter gladly calls on all S.D.A.’s who open their doors and welcome its presence. It freely gives its time to minister to those who shall be heirs of salvation, and neither collects fees nor makes charges for its unselfish service; it lives on free-will contributions, burdening none and comforting all. Its constant prayer is that all its readers shall prosper and be in good health even as their souls prospereth. (3 John 2.)
Micah 6:5
@@@^My brethren, you are turning from bad to worse, and my prayer is that you may see your mistake in your attempts without inspiration, to interpret the Scriptures and to weed out the tares without God’s command, and we hope that as you read the following paragraphs you may realize that, as the “Spirit of Prophecy” long ago indicated, you have surely stepped into the tracks of Romanism (“Testimonies to Ministers,” p. 363).
Micah 15:2
@@@^“As a part of religious service, singing is as much an act of worship as is prayer” (“Education,” p. 168), and is a great solace and inspiration to us as we strive to win a place in the “congregation of saints”—the 144,000—“when the purification shall have taken place.”
Micah 15:15
@@@^At the conference meetings in Los Angeles in the spring of 1934, it was unanimously adopted that every Friday evening (5 P.M. Pacific Standard Time; 6 P.M. Mountain Standard Time; 7 P.M. Central Standard Time; 8 P.M. Eastern Standard Time) believers in Present Truth would seek God in behalf of the message, believing that such a concerted voice would lay at Heaven’s altar, in all truth, “the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man (which) availeth much.”
Micah 16:6
@@@^This monthly comforter gladly calls on all S.D.A.’s who open their doors and welcome its presence. It freely gives its time to minister to those who shall be heirs of salvation, and neither collects fees nor makes charges for its unselfish service; it lives on free-will contributions, burdening none and comforting all. Its constant prayer is that all its readers shall prosper and be in good health even as their souls prospereth. (3 John 2.)
Nahum 7:3
@@@^I am enclosing my first tithe to you, and I must tell you what urged me to do this so soon. After many prayers and after hearing what was said at the camp meeting, I am sure that God will not be pleased if I continue sending my tithe to shepherds who unite with the world and who receive its support by departing from Christ.
Nahum 8:6
@@@^If we have no vision of what we are doing, and no goal to work to, then, naturally, neither our prayers nor our efforts will accomplish anything. Therefore, we must have a clear vision of every need, and of everything which we aim to accomplish. “Where there is no vision the people perish.” (Prov. 29:18.)
Habakkuk 9:9
@@@^Studiously and prayerfully reread the following passages found in “The Symbolic Code” @8@2Vol. 1, No. 8, p. 1, Par. 5@2Vol. 1, No. 4, p. 1, Pars. 4-6@2Vol. 1, No. 17, p. 6, Pars. 1-4@2Vol.1, No. 17, p. 7, Last Par., First sentence@2Vol. 1, No. 17, p. 8, Par. 7@2Vol. 1, No. 17, p. 9, Pars. 3-5@2Vol. 2, Nos. 3, 4, p. 13, Col. 2, Par. 1@2Vol. 1, No. 15, p. 2, Pars. 3, 4@2Vol. 1, No. 16, p. 7, Last Par. to top of p. 8, and Pars. 2-5 on p. 8@2Vol. 1, No. 16, p. 5, Pars. 7, 8@2Vol. 2, No. 11; Complete article “Take Heed Lest Ye Fall”@2Vol. 1, No. 15, p. 4, Par. 3@2Vol. 1, No. 15, p. 2, Pars. 7-9, and all p. 3@2Vol. 1, No. 15, p. 1, Pars. 5, 6@2Vol. 1, No. 13, p. 9, Pars. 8, 9.@8
Habakkuk 11:6
@@@^We do well, then, to walk softly before the Lord, and never to be found boasting of what we have done, or forgetful that “the final movements will be rapid ones,” lest our responsibilities also be shifted to others whom God may choose. Let us “talk less and pray more,” knowing that “talk is cheap” and that “prayer changes things.”
Zephaniah 9:13
@@@^“How many men in this age of the world fail to go deep enough. They only skim the surface. They will not think closely enough to see difficulties and grapple with them, and will not examine every important subject which comes before them with thoughtful, prayerful study, and with sufficient caution and interest to see the real point at issue. They talk of matters which they have not fully and carefully weighed.”—“Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. 4, p. 361.
Haggai 4:7
@@@^We are happy for the call which God has given to us. But are we watching for the many subtle devices, and snares of the enemy in his efforts to cheat us of eternal life, by causing us to lose sight of Jesus just long enough at this most critical hour; when the sealing message is determining what our reward shall be, so as to cause our loyalty to change to disloyalty and our faithfulness to unfaithfulness to that call? Are we holding fast by obedience to God’s commands, as did faithful Abraham, so that no man shall take our crown? Are we lovers of our own pleasures so much more than the lovers of God that we will not obey? Is this watching “unto prayer” “as they that must give account?”
Haggai 5:13
@@@^Mt. Carmel has many to take care of. Therefore, let us be making preparation, so when our workers visit us we can give them the things we have saved for them. Some might give sacks of beans, lentils, etc. O, what a variety of food could be gathered in! May God bless Mt. Carmel, is my prayer. Please “Mother, Mt. Carmel,” give the size of the quilts you want made and the people will make them.. @3Your sister in Jesus,@4Evelyn Abbott
Haggai 6:5
@@@^An old time friend who had recently accepted the sealing message, and a few other believers of Present Truth, at once began to pray for the restoration of this afflicted sister, and God in His mercy heard their prayer, and she stated in a letter that she was completely delivered “from the hands of the Devil.”
Haggai 6:13
@@@^Though we have found that we must bear a cross if we accept the “Shepherd’s Rod,” yet Christ tells us to take up the cross and follow Him. May we not complain but rather be thankful for this privilege, is our prayer for Christ’s sake. @3Mrs. Clayton Aclin@3Mrs. E. N. Reeves@3John Reeves
Haggai 7:16
@@@^@0You may not drive a Packard car, nor boast a fortune fair,@0‘But beggared be in this world’s goods, with cupboard more than bare,@0Yet God you please if Him you give yourself besides your prayers@0In earnest, sincere effort to share in Carmel’s cares,@0Which day by day grow greater, increased in every way,@0As nearer draws His Kingdom. So, pray, do not delay!@8
Haggai 8:1
@@@^@0O now He calls for workers, faithful, humble, true, Who to His cause will give their all, and any labor do.@0He will not use the slothful, the prideful, or the boast,@0But only those who sentries be that never leave their post.@0So if you choose the better part, to give your all and all:@0Yourself, your prayers, your everything in answer to His call,@8
Haggai 11:9
@@@^@0The meeting closed with praise and prayer@0We felt the presence of Jesus there.@0Then to our homes with reverent thought@0Of the marvelous things that God hath wrought. We went with hearts aglow with love,@0Flowing fresh from God’s Throne above.@0This ever through our veins must flow@0If we would to those mansions go,@0And there enjoy that sacred bliss@0Of which, a grand foretaste, is this.@0Then filled with joy that is Heaven born.@0We sweetly rested till Sabbath morn.@8