"Christ's Greeting to the World The Sermon on the Mount is heaven's benediction to the world, a voice from the throne of God. It was given to mankind to be to them the law of duty and the light of heaven, their hope and consolation in despondency. Here the Prince of preachers, the Master Teacher, utters the words that the Father gave Him to speak. 7T 268"
"And seeing the multitudes, he went up into a mountain: and when he was set, his disciples came unto him:"
The EGW passage directly references and interprets the Sermon on the Mount, connecting it to God's message and its purpose. While not a direct quote, it's a clear thematic parallel.