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MH 362.1

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But remember that happiness will not be found in shutting yourselves up to yourselves, satisfied to pour out all your affection upon each other. Seize upon every opportunity for contributing to the happiness of those around you. Remember that true joy can be found only in unselfish service.

True joy is found by looking beyond the immediate marital relationship to engage in unselfish service to others. The paragraph teaches an ethical principle regarding altruism, community involvement, and the source of happiness.

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MH 362.2

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Forbearance and unselfishness mark the words and acts of all who live the new life in Christ. As you seek to live His life, striving to conquer self and selfishness and to minister to the needs of others, you will gain victory after victory. Thus your influence will bless the world.

Living a Christian life marked by forbearance, self-conquest, and ministry to others brings moral victory and positive global influence. It addresses spiritual transformation, moral character development, and Christian witness.

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MH 362.3

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Men and women can reach God's ideal for them if they will take Christ as their helper. What human wisdom cannot do, His grace will accomplish for those who give themselves to Him in loving trust. His providence can unite hearts in bonds that are of heavenly origin. Love will not be a mere exchange of soft and flattering words. The loom of heaven weaves with warp and woof finer, yet more firm, than can be woven by the looms of earth. The result is not a tissue fabric, but a texture that will bear wear and test and trial. Heart will be bound to heart in the golden bonds of a love that is enduring.

Divine grace and providence can unite human hearts in an enduring, tested bond of love. The paragraph discusses spiritual empowerment and divine agency in human relationships without making empirical medical or scientific claims.

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MH 362.4

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Better than gold is a peaceful home, Where all the fireside charities come; The shrine of love and the heaven of life, Hallowed by mother, or sister, or wife. However humble the home may be, Or tried with sorrows by heaven's decree, The blessings that never were bought or sold, And center there, are better than gold. Anon.

A peaceful and loving home provides blessings more valuable than gold, regardless of humble circumstances or sorrow. The paragraph is a poetic quotation expressing an ethical and relational sentiment regarding the value of a peaceful home.

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