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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 20, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 4.

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Indecision.

NEVER be undecided. Never if you can avoid it, be infirm of purpose. Always make up your mind to follow a certain course, after due deliberation, and then, when you have arrived at a decision, cling to it. Do not permit trifling circumstantial influences to interfere with your just conclusions. As Brutus did when he condemned his son Titus to death, so should you. Consequences are everything. Do right, and the consequences will not, in the end of matters, be disastrous to you. Do right! But strive, every day of your life, to discover wherein right exists, and of what it is constituted. They who yield to accustomed indecision, will ever be unprosperous, and, of course, unhappy.