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Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 5, 1882

Evidence of Weakness

EVIDENCE OF WEAKNESS.—The minister's remark that he always shouted loudest when he had the least to say, was illustrative of much that we see in life—outside the ministry as well as in it. The consciousness of weakness and inefficiency produces in men a kind of frenzy that expends itself in explosives. The ruder people esteem it as a sign of greatness, but more thoughtful observers know better. The still, small voice is often the strongest—the one that has most of God in it.