p. 179 | Silence Under Unjust Reproach

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 9, 1856

Silence Under Unjust Reproach

Be silent when blamed and reproached unjustly, and under such circumstances that the reproachful and injurious person will be likely, under the influence of his own reflections, to discover his error and wrong speedily. In the name of your Redeemer, reply not; but receive the injurious treatment with humility and calmness; and He, in whose name you thus suffer, will reward you with inward consolation, while He sends the sharp arrow of conviction into the heart of your adversary.