"sheaves to bring to the Master. The work commenced in other new fields,—in Rochester, N. Y., in Michigan, in Oakland, in San Francisco, and in the European fields,—was quite as unpromising as the work in this field. But the work you do in faith and hope will bring you into fellowship with Christ and His faithful servants. It must be carried on in simplicity and faith and hope, and eternal results will be the reward of your labors.’” LS 362.1"
"Then saith he unto his disciples, The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few;"
The EGW passage speaks of bringing 'sheaves to the Master' and working in new fields, which parallels the concept of a harvest in Matthew 9:37. Both passages emphasize the need for labor and the potential for a bountiful return.