"It was presented to me that we should not rest satisfied because we have a vegetarian restaurant in Brooklyn, but that others should be established in other sections of the city. The people living in one part of Greater New York do not know what is going on in other parts of that great city. Men and women who eat at the restaurants established in different places will become conscious of an improvement in health. Their confidence once gained, they will be more ready to accept God's special message of truth. 7T 55.1"
"To the weak became I as weak, that I might gain the weak: I am made all things to all men, that I might by all means save some."
Both passages discuss adapting one's approach to reach different groups of people. EGW advocates for vegetarian restaurants to improve health and open people to God's message, while Paul speaks of becoming 'all things to all men' to save some. The underlying principle of adapting to the audience is present in both.