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MH 149.1
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The monotony of our service for God needs to be broken up. Every church member should be engaged in some line of service for the Master. Some cannot do so much as others, but everyone should do his utmost to roll back the tide of disease and distress that is sweeping over our world. Many would be willing to work if they were taught how to begin. They need to be instructed and encouraged.
Every church member should engage in active service to help alleviate disease and distress. The text calls for active community involvement and instruction to address widespread distress.
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MH 149.2
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Every church should be a training school for Christian workers. Its members should be taught how to give Bible readings, how to conduct and teach Sabbath-school classes, how best to help the poor and to care for the sick, how to work for the unconverted. There should be schools of health, cooking schools, and classes in various lines of Christian help work. There should not only be teaching, but actual work under experienced instructors. Let the teachers lead the way in working among the people, and others, uniting with them, will learn from their example. One example is worth more than many precepts.
Churches should function as training schools, offering practical instruction and hands-on experience in health and welfare work. Provides organizational and educational guidance for church communities regarding health and help work.
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MH 149.3
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Let all cultivate their physical and mental powers to the utmost of their ability, that they may work for God where His providence shall call them. The same grace that came from Christ to Paul and Apollos, that distinguished them for spiritual excellencies, will today be imparted to devoted Christian missionaries. God desires His children to have intelligence and knowledge, that with unmistakable clearness and power His glory may be revealed in our world.
Believers should cultivate their physical and mental abilities to the utmost to serve God effectively. Urges self-improvement and dedication of physical and mental capacities for spiritual service.
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The chapter screening preserves the teaching above without assigning a scientific verdict.
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