Extracts from State Papers

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 26, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 34.

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Extracts from State Papers

“WHAT a grand work it is to hunt out those who are starving for the bread of life, and talk to them of the love of Jesus, and tell them that he is coming soon, and place in their hands some of our good literature which will help to lead them into the fullness of heaven’s blessing. What a blessed thing it is to be one of the Lord’s ‘hunters.’ If we are ever to ‘scatter the pages of truth like the leaves of autumn,’ some of those who are now doing practically nothing will have to wake, and help do it. ‘The love of Christ constraineth us.’”
“I BELIEVE we should put in as much time when working for the Lord as we would were we engaged in some worldly pursuit. Those who have made a success of the canvassing work have put in ten hours a day for five days each week. All will make a success who put in full time, and work with the zeal and earnestness that should characterize those who are carrying the last message to a dying world. Satan and all his host cannot hinder the progress of the message when whole-souled men and women are doing the Lord’s bidding. Brethren, let us put our shoulders to the load, and lift while the few remaining days of probation are passing.”