Evangelism
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Counsel on gospel campaigns, evangelistic meetings, methods of presenting the message, psychology of public appeal, and work in large cities.
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“Evangelistic work, opening the Scriptures to others, warning men and women of what is coming upon the world, is to occupy more and still more of the time of God’s servants.—The Review and Herald, August 2, 1906.” (Page 17)
“The places in which the truth has never been proclaimed are the best places in which to work.” (Page 21)
“The work which the church has failed to do in a time of peace and prosperity, she will have to do in a terrible crisis, under most discouraging, forbidding circumstances.” (Page 31)
“The testimonies of Sister White should not be carried to the front. God’s Word is the unerring standard. The Testimonies are not to take the place of the Word. Great care should be exercised by all believers to advance these questions carefully, and always stop when you have said enough. Let all prove their positions from the Scriptures and substantiate every point they claim as truth from the revealed Word of God.—Letter 12, 1890.” (Page 256)
“In a special sense Seventh-day Adventists have been set in the world as watchmen and light-bearers. To them has been entrusted the last warning for a perishing world. On them is shining wonderful light from the Word of God. They have been given a work of the most solemn import,—the proclamation of the first, second, and third angels’ messages. There is no other work of so great importance. They are to allow nothing else to absorb their attention.” (Pages 119–120)
- Title: Evangelism
- Author: Ellen Gould White
- Publisher: Review & Herald
- Print Publication Date: 1946
- Logos Release Date: 2002
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Ellen White › Writings--Books
- Resource ID: LLS:900.1.2019
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-02-11T16:53:48Z