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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 24, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 52.

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By L. A. S.

SUPERSTITION is religion without faith.
AN ounce of assistance is worth a pound of criticism, and more.
TALENT and enterprise count for but little in the cause of God unless coupled with the evidence of unselfish sincerity.
THE “loud cry,” however loudly it may be sounded, will be inaudible to the one whose ear has refused to hear the “still, small voice.”
GOD is not looking to see how great a profession of faith you will make now, but to see how much evidence of your faith you will show by your works.
CHRISTIANITY is a religion which lifts man up to God; paganism is a religion which, in the minds of its adherents, degrades God to the level of fallen man. L. A. S.