GEO. E. HOLLISTER by GEO. E. HOLLISTER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1916

GEO. E. HOLLISTER

By GEO. E. HOLLISTER

Obstacles

GEO. E. HOLLISTER

“If the chosen messengers of the Lord should wait for every obstacle to be moved out of their way, many never would go to search for the scattered sheep.”—“Early Writings,” p. 63.

“Obstacles to the advancement of the work of God will appear; but fear not. . . . Nothing can stand in his way. His power is absolute. . . . He can remove all obstructions to the advancement of his work. He has means for the removal of every difficulty.”—“Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. VIII, p. 10.

“Many are the hindrances that lie in the path of those who would walk in obedience to the commandments of God. . . . He will remove every obstacle from before the feet of his faithful ones, or give them strength and courage to conquer every difficulty, if they earnestly beseech his help.”—Id., Vol. IV, p. 147.

“Every obstacle to the redemption of God’s people is to be removed by the opening of his Word and the presentation of a plain ‘Thus saith the Lord.’”—Id., Vol. VIII, p. 10.

“In the darkest days, when appearances seem so forbidding, fear not. Have faith in God.”—Ib.

“When in faith we take hold of his strength, he will change, wonderfully change, the most hopeless, discouraging outlook. He will do this for the glory of his name.”—Id., p. 12.

Believe and receive.