EGW Books
〉 Counsels on Health
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   Preface ( 1 )
   Preface to the second edition ( 4 )
Section 1—The World’s Need ( 13 )
   Multitudes in Distress ( 13 )
     In the Path of Destruction ( 13 )
     Poverty and Sin Abound ( 14 )
     Needs of the Rich ( 15 )
     Durable Riches for Earthly Treasure ( 16 )
   A Degenerate Race ( 18 )
   The Violation of Physical Law ( 19 )
     God’s People to Stand in Purity ( 20 )
     The Folly of Ignorance ( 21 )
     As in the Days of Noah ( 23 )
   A Work of Reformation Needed ( 25 )
   The Outlook ( 26 )
     God the Source of Wisdom and Power ( 27 )
   Religion and Health ( 28 )
   Christ’s Love a Healing Power ( 29 )
   Christ’s Manner of Healing ( 30 )
   The Christian Physician as a Missionary ( 32 )
     Who Will Say, “Send Me”? ( 32 )
     The Care of the Sick ( 33 )
     Christ’s Method of Evangelism ( 34 )
     Work With Enthusiasm and Ardor ( 35 )
   Effects of Wrong Habits ( 36 )
   A World Unwarned ( 36 )
Section 2—Essentials to Health ( 37 )
   A Knowledge of First Principles ( 37 )
     Self-Denial Essential ( 38 )
     Responsibility of Parents ( 39 )
   The Wisdom of God’s Works ( 40 )
   Govern the Body ( 41 )
   Adherence to a Simple Diet ( 42 )
   Purchased of God ( 43 )
     The Reward of Holiness ( 43 )
     The Work of Sanctification ( 44 )
     The Christian Race ( 46 )
   Develop Ability ( 48 )
   Temperance in All Things ( 49 )
   The World No Criterion ( 51 )
   Physical Exercise ( 52 )
     Colds and Fresh Air ( 53 )
     Inaction and Weakness ( 54 )
   Pure Air and Sunlight ( 55 )
     The Health of the Nurse to Be Considered ( 56 )
   Deep Breathing ( 59 )
   Superstitions Concerning Night Air ( 59 )
   The Influence of Fresh Air ( 60 )
   Scrupulous Sanitation ( 61 )
   Use Simple Food ( 63 )
   Physical Habits and Spiritual Health ( 64 )
     Daniel’s Experience ( 64 )
     Sanctification a Living Principle ( 67 )
   Nonuse of Flesh Meats ( 70 )
   Avoid Gluttony ( 71 )
   Lessons From the Experience of John the Baptist ( 72 )
   Benevolence and Rectitude in Married Life ( 75 )
     Passion Is Not Love ( 76 )
     Care of the Wife ( 76 )
     Control of Appetite Important ( 77 )
     Pleasant Surroundings Essential ( 78 )
   Counsels Regarding Motherhood ( 79 )
     The Feeding of Infants ( 79 )
   Refuse Tobacco Defilement ( 81 )
     Tobacco Defilement an Offense to God ( 81 )
     Strict Cleanliness Required ( 82 )
   Tobacco Using Contrary to Godliness ( 83 )
     Man the Property of Christ ( 83 )
     A Sad Misuse of Means ( 84 )
     Natural Sensibilities Are Deadened ( 84 )
   A Deceitful Poison ( 84 )
   Abstinence From Narcotics ( 85 )
   Self-Denial and Prayer ( 86 )
   Evil Effects of Tea and Coffee ( 87 )
     Tea and Coffee Do Not Nourish ( 87 )
     Self-Indulgence Displeasing to God ( 88 )
   Avoid the Use of Poisonous Drugs ( 89 )
     Drugs Do Not Cure Disease ( 89 )
     Restorative Power in Nature ( 90 )
     Natural Remedies ( 90 )
   Healthful Dress ( 91 )
   The Power of the Will ( 94 )
   Suitable Employment ( 94 )
   Control the Imagination ( 95 )
   Moderation in Work ( 98 )
   Temperance in Labor ( 99 )
   Order and Cleanliness ( 101 )
     An Outward Sign of Purity Within ( 101 )
     The Mother’s Example ( 102 )
     Teaching Spiritual Truths ( 103 )
   Frequent Bathing ( 104 )
   How to Preserve Our Sensibilities ( 105 )
   To a Brother ( 106 )
Section 3—Diet and Health ( 107 )
   Relation of Diet to Health and Morals ( 107 )
     Self-Development a Duty ( 107 )
     Temptation Through Appetite ( 108 )
     Appetite Ruled Antediluvians ( 109 )
     Intemperance After the Flood ( 110 )
     Esau’s Experience ( 110 )
     Israel Desired the Fleshpots of Egypt ( 111 )
     Intemperance and Crime ( 111 )
     Our Youth Lack Self-Control ( 112 )
     Responsibility of Parents ( 113 )
     Evils of Meat Eating ( 115 )
     Proper Preparation of Food a Duty ( 116 )
     Wrong Eating Destroys Health ( 117 )
     Too Frequent Eating a Cause of Dyspepsia ( 118 )
     Evils to be Avoided ( 119 )
     Eat Slowly ( 120 )
   The Power of Appetite ( 122 )
     A Solemn Responsibility ( 123 )
     The Effect of Stimulating Food ( 124 )
     Results of Indulgence ( 126 )
   Faithfulness in Health Reform ( 127 )
     Personal Responsibility ( 127 )
     Strength Through Obedience ( 128 )
     Flesh Foods ( 130 )
     “To the Glory of God” ( 133 )
     Teaching Health Principles ( 135 )
     Extremes In Diet ( 135 )
     Diet in Different Countries ( 137 )
     A Word to the Wavering ( 137 )
   Partakers of the Divine Nature ( 140 )
   Result of Disregarding Light ( 141 )
   Faithfulness to the Laws of Health ( 142 )
   Healthful Cooking ( 143 )
   Learn to Cook ( 144 )
   A Most Essential Accomplishment ( 145 )
   Unwholesome Bread ( 147 )
   Changing the Diet ( 148 )
   A Harmful Combination ( 149 )
   Unpalatable Food ( 150 )
   An Impoverished Diet ( 151 )
   Extremes in Diet ( 153 )
   Overeating ( 157 )
     The Stomach Needs Periods of Rest ( 158 )
   Overworked Mothers ( 159 )
   Gluttony a Sin ( 160 )
   Avoid False Standards ( 161 )
Section 4—Outdoor Life and Physical Activity ( 162 )
   The Example of Christ ( 162 )
   Nature a Lesson Book ( 164 )
   In the Country ( 166 )
   The Source of Healing ( 168 )
   The Value of Outdoor Life ( 169 )
     Nature, God’s Physician ( 169 )
     Healthful Exercise Will Work Miracles ( 171 )
     A Small Country Sanitarium ( 171 )
     Living Object Lessons ( 172 )
   Exercise, Air, and Sunlight ( 173 )
   The Original Plan ( 174 )
   Close Confinement at School ( 175 )
     Ignorance of Nature’s Requirements ( 175 )
     Children Injured by Too Much Study ( 176 )
   Simpler Methods ( 178 )
   A Proper Balance of Physical and Mental Labor ( 179 )
   The Results of Physical Inaction ( 184 )
     Inordinate Study ( 185 )
     Indolence Accursed ( 187 )
   Physical Culture ( 189 )
     Parties of Pleasure ( 190 )
     Outdoor Occupations ( 190 )
     A Safeguard Against Evil ( 192 )
   Health and Efficiency ( 193 )
   Periods of Relaxation ( 195 )
   Sunlight in the Home ( 196 )
   Prohibited Amusements ( 197 )
   Exercise as a Restorer ( 199 )
   Walking for Exercise ( 200 )
   The Evils of Inactivity ( 201 )
   Open the Windows of the Soul ( 202 )
Section 5—Sanitariums—Their Objects and Aims ( 203 )
   God’s Design in Our Sanitariums ( 203 )
     A Beacon Light ( 205 )
     To Promulgate Health Principles ( 206 )
     Memorials for God ( 207 )
     Fountains of Life ( 209 )
   The Church Qualified for Service ( 210 )
   Living Waters for Thirsty Souls ( 211 )
   Sanitariums and Gospel Work ( 212 )
   Plants Needed in Many Places ( 214 )
   In All The World ( 215 )
     In European Countries ( 216 )
     In All Lands ( 218 )
     Angels Waiting to Co-operate ( 219 )
     Co-operation of Sanitariums ( 220 )
   The Sydney Sanitarium to Be Educational ( 221 )
     The Glory of the Gospel ( 222 )
     All Should Have a Part ( 223 )
   Agricultural Advantages ( 223 )
   A Warning Against Centralization ( 224 )
     Economy and Benevolence ( 224 )
     Lowliness and Unselfishness ( 225 )
     Providential Opportunities ( 227 )
   Duty to the Poor ( 228 )
     Responsibilities of the Church ( 229 )
   Our Southern California Sanitariums ( 231 )
     Value of Outdoor Life ( 231 )
     Finding Suitable Places ( 232 )
   The Sabbath in Our Sanitariums ( 234 )
     The Sign of Our Order ( 235 )
     The Suffering Never to Be Neglected ( 236 )
     Free From Worldly Entanglements ( 237 )
     Called to Be a Holy People ( 238 )
   Mammoth Sanitariums Not a Necessity ( 239 )
   Amusements in Our Sanitariums ( 240 )
   Encourage One Another ( 242 )
     Schools Near Sanitariums ( 242 )
     Speak Words of Encouragement ( 243 )
     Christlike Deportment ( 243 )
   Denominational Views Not to Be Urged Upon Patients ( 245 )
   For All Sects and Classes ( 246 )
   Medical Treatment, Right Living, and Prayer ( 247 )
   Centers of Influence and Training ( 248 )
   The High Calling of Our Sanitarium Workers ( 250 )
     The Atmosphere of Peace ( 251 )
     A Treasure House of Experience ( 252 )
     Self-Sufficiency a Peril ( 253 )
   Wholesome Substitutes ( 254 )
Section 6—Successful Institutional Work ( 255 )
   The Secret of Success ( 255 )
   Moral and Intellectual Culture ( 256 )
     The Power of Truth ( 256 )
     Inefficiency Displeasing to God ( 257 )
     Influence of God-Fearing Workers ( 258 )
     Both Learners and Teachers ( 260 )
   Health Reform at the Sanitarium ( 261 )
   Results of Faithful Effort ( 262 )
   Maintain a High Standard ( 264 )
   The Location of Sanitariums ( 265 )
     Out of the Cities ( 265 )
     Amid the Scenes of Nature ( 266 )
     City Surroundings Unfavorable ( 267 )
     Effects of Outdoor Life ( 267 )
     The Perils of City Life ( 268 )
   Not Among the Wealthy ( 269 )
   Not for Pleasure Seekers ( 271 )
   City Conditions ( 273 )
   Economy in Establishing Sanitariums ( 274 )
     Outward Display Undesirable ( 274 )
     Examples of Unselfishness ( 275 )
     Our Buildings to Represent Our Faith ( 276 )
     Comfort More Important Than Elegance ( 277 )
     Laborers Together With God ( 278 )
   Advantages of Wooden Structures ( 279 )
   Economy in Operating ( 280 )
     Principle Must Control ( 280 )
   Loyalty to Our Institutions ( 282 )
   The Sanitarium as a Missionary Field ( 286 )
   Adherence to Principle ( 287 )
   To the Glory of God ( 288 )
   The Chaplain and His Work ( 289 )
   Hold the Truth in Its Purity ( 290 )
   For the Welfare of Others ( 291 )
   The Workers Needed ( 292 )
     Experienced Helpers ( 292 )
   Tact Essential ( 293 )
   Dealing With Sentimentalism ( 294 )
   The Ennobling Power of Pure Thoughts ( 295 )
   Criticizing and Faultfinding ( 296 )
   Results of Fostered Sin ( 298 )
   Looking Unto Jesus ( 299 )
     Economy and Self-Denial ( 300 )
   Co-operation Between Schools and Sanitariums ( 301 )
   Equity in the Matter of Wages ( 302 )
   Economical From Principle ( 303 )
   Compensation ( 304 )
   No Exorbitant Salaries ( 307 )
   Helping Those Who Need Help ( 308 )
     What One Institution Can Do for Another ( 309 )
     A Reformation Needed ( 310 )
     The Question of Wages ( 311 )
     Channels of Blessing ( 313 )
   Sanitarium Workers ( 314 )
   Recognition of Honest Labor ( 315 )
   The Example of Christ ( 316 )
     A Broadening Work ( 316 )
   Simplicity and Economy ( 319 )
Section 7—The Christian Physician ( 321 )
   A Responsible Calling ( 321 )
     An Example in Temperance ( 321 )
     A Healer of Spiritual Maladies ( 323 )
     Familiarity With Suffering ( 326 )
     The Physician’s Need of Sympathy ( 327 )
     Unfaithfulness and Infidelity ( 328 )
   The Physician’s Work for Souls ( 331 )
     Christ’s Methods to Be Copied ( 332 )
     Christ Has Brightened the Tomb ( 333 )
     The Physician Can Point to Jesus ( 333 )
     Let Praise Be Given to God ( 335 )
     A Word in Season ( 335 )
   The Sphere of Leading Physicians ( 337 )
     Their Light to Shine Abroad ( 337 )
   Ready for Every Good Work ( 340 )
   Bearing Witness to the Truth ( 343 )
   Mind Cure ( 344 )
     Control of Mind Over Mind ( 344 )
   Christlike Compassion ( 347 )
     Healing the Lepers ( 348 )
   Patience and Sympathy ( 350 )
   A Messenger of Mercy ( 351 )
     Direct the Mind to Jesus ( 352 )
     Sin and Disease ( 353 )
   Physicians to Conserve Their Strength ( 354 )
   A Work That Will Endure ( 355 )
     Present Truth Leads Upward ( 355 )
     All to Act a Part ( 356 )
     The Message for This Time ( 357 )
     The Sign of Our Relationship to God ( 358 )
     The Foundation of Enduring Reformation ( 359 )
   Each One in His Place ( 360 )
   Dangers and Opportunities ( 361 )
     Value of Rest, Study, and Prayer ( 361 )
     Thoroughness and Promptness Essential ( 362 )
     Refinement and Delicacy ( 363 )
     Skillful Midwives Needed ( 365 )
     The Causes of Disease to Be Understood ( 366 )
   Dangers in Success ( 367 )
   The Bible Your Counselor ( 369 )
     The Great Physician’s Prescription for Rest ( 370 )
   Qualifications Needed ( 372 )
   Praying for the Sick ( 373 )
     A Most Solemn Experience ( 374 )
     According to His Will ( 376 )
   Submission and Faith ( 377 )
     Faith and Calmness ( 377 )
     Faith and Obedience ( 378 )
   Faith and Works ( 380 )
   Gratitude for Health ( 382 )
   The Physician’s Influence ( 383 )
     Draw Water From the Hidden Spring ( 383 )
     Daily Communion With God ( 385 )
     Be Active and Vigilant ( 385 )
   Obedience and Happiness ( 386 )
Section 8—Nurses and Helpers ( 387 )
   Christ’s Methods to be Followed ( 387 )
     Gospel Workers to Minister to the Sick ( 389 )
     Teach the Health Reform Principles ( 390 )
   House-to-House Work ( 391 )
   A Plea for Medical Missionaries ( 392 )
     Sanitariums As Missionary Agencies ( 392 )
     The Work in Large Cities ( 393 )
     Training for a Quick Work ( 394 )
     Nurses As Evangelists ( 395 )
     Organization of Companies ( 396 )
     An Urgent Work ( 397 )
   Duties and Privileges of Sanitarium Workers ( 398 )
     Value of Social Relations ( 399 )
     The Beauty of Holiness ( 400 )
     A Light to the World ( 401 )
     A Molding Power ( 402 )
     Advance in Knowledge ( 404 )
   Cheerfulness ( 406 )
     A Ready Mind ( 406 )
   Efficiency Depends Upon Vigor ( 407 )
   Integrity Among Workers ( 408 )
   Steadfastness ( 411 )
   A Sad Picture ( 412 )
     Disagreeable Criticism ( 412 )
   Waves of Influence ( 413 )
   The Power of Association ( 414 )
     Choose Noble Associates ( 415 )
     Study the Scriptures ( 415 )
     Avoid Flirtation ( 416 )
     Be Not Ashamed of Work ( 418 )
   In Our Schools ( 419 )
   A Lack of Economy ( 420 )
   Our Influence ( 421 )
   Need of Opportunity for Christian Culture ( 422 )
Section 9—Teaching Health Principles ( 425 )
   The Church Should Awake ( 425 )
     All Can Act a Part ( 426 )
     Home Study ( 427 )
     The Youth, God’s Helping Hand ( 428 )
     The Study of Physiology ( 428 )
     Instruct the Children ( 429 )
   Gospel Workers to Teach Health Reform ( 431 )
   The Temperance Reform ( 432 )
   At the Camp Meetings ( 433 )
   A Good Work Made Difficult ( 434 )
   Disseminating Temperance Principles ( 435 )
     Co-operating With Christian Temperance Workers ( 436 )
   Teach With Wisdom ( 438 )
   The Right Exercise of the Will ( 439 )
   Sign the Pledge ( 441 )
   Premature Tests ( 442 )
   Keep Health Reform to the Front ( 443 )
     Instruction Connected With City Missions ( 443 )
     Go Forward ( 444 )
   Continual Reform Must Be Advocated ( 445 )
     God’s People to Be Light Bearers ( 445 )
   Sanitariums Needed in Washington and Other Places ( 448 )
   Educate, Educate, Educate ( 449 )
     A Knowledge of Healthful Cooking ( 450 )
     Teach Wisely and by Example ( 451 )
     The Physician a Teacher ( 451 )
     The Work of the Church ( 452 )
   Indifference and Unbelief ( 453 )
   A Warning Against Spiritualist Physicians ( 454 )
     The Experience of Ahaziah ( 455 )
     Unwise Confidence ( 456 )
     God the Helper of His People ( 457 )
   The Ruin Wrought by Satan ( 460 )
   The Canvasser a Teacher ( 462 )
     Value of Our Publications ( 462 )
     Teaching by Example ( 463 )
     Ministering to the Sick ( 463 )
     A Sacred and Important Work ( 464 )
   Hand Out the Literature ( 465 )
     Tracts on Health Reform ( 466 )
     Tracts in Many Languages ( 466 )
   The Invitation ( 466 )
   Objects Lessons in Health Reform ( 467 )
   Why Conduct Sanitariums? ( 469 )
Section 10—Health Food Work ( 471 )
   The Preparation of Healthful Foods ( 471 )
     Knowledge to Be Imparted to Others ( 472 )
     The Value of Fresh Fruits ( 473 )
   Practical Piety ( 474 )
   Educate the People ( 475 )
     The Selection of Foods ( 476 )
     The Use of Nut Foods ( 477 )
     Let Reform Be Progressive ( 478 )
     Teach With Wisdom ( 479 )
     Be Light Bearers ( 480 )
   The Restaurant Work ( 481 )
     Use of Reading Matter ( 482 )
     Care of the Helpers ( 483 )
     Advantages in Small Restaurants ( 485 )
   Teach Children to Cook ( 486 )
   Restaurants in Large Cities ( 487 )
   Restaurants and Treatment Rooms ( 488 )
   Closing on the Sabbath ( 489 )
   Sabbath Sacredness ( 491 )
   Health Foods in All Lands ( 492 )
   In the Southern States ( 493 )
   As a School Industry ( 495 )
Section 11—Medical Missionary Work ( 497 )
   The Pioneer Work ( 497 )
     The Beloved Physician ( 498 )
     The Example of Christ ( 498 )
     Sympathy and Support Needed ( 500 )
     Small Plants in Many Places ( 501 )
     Compassion and Sympathy to Be Cultivated ( 501 )
   Medical Evangelism ( 503 )
     Virtue of Character ( 504 )
     Willing Ignorance a Sin ( 505 )
     Promising Youth to Be Selected ( 506 )
   An Illustration ( 508 )
   The Breadth of the Work ( 509 )
   Clear New Ground ( 510 )
   Christ Our Example ( 511 )
     Obedience and Understanding ( 511 )
     Follow Your Leader ( 512 )
   A United Work ( 513 )
     Strength in United Effort ( 514 )
     Weakness in Separation ( 515 )
     Consider the Cause as a Whole ( 516 )
     “Press Together” ( 517 )
     Be Guarded ( 518 )
   Words of Caution to a Leading Physician ( 519 )
     Educate Medical Missionaries ( 519 )
     Our Work for Today ( 520 )
     No Change in God’s Cause ( 521 )
   Rebellion Against Health Reform ( 523 )
   Not a Separate Work ( 524 )
   The Medical Missionary’s Example ( 526 )
     Anxiety of His Family ( 526 )
     Enmity of the Pharisees ( 527 )
     Point to Jesus ( 528 )
   The Gospel in Practice ( 530 )
     Reforms Called For ( 531 )
     A Sanitarium Needed ( 531 )
     All Classes to Be Benefited ( 532 )
     Ministers to Work on the Gospel Plan ( 533 )
   In Faith and Humility ( 534 )
   To Gain an Entrance ( 535 )
     The Great Physician With Every Worker ( 536 )
   Medical Missionary Evangelists ( 538 )
     Encouragement to Young Workers ( 538 )
   Methods and Plans ( 540 )
     Conferences to Employ Medical Missionaries ( 541 )
   Physicians and Evangelists ( 543 )
     In Touch With the People ( 544 )
     Practical Hints to Physicians ( 546 )
   Work in the Cities ( 549 )
     Physicians in the Large Cities ( 550 )
     Men of Wealth Will Help ( 551 )
     Cooking Schools in Many Places ( 552 )
     The Lord Working With Them ( 553 )
   A Means of Overcoming Prejudice ( 553 )
   Sanitariums as City Outposts ( 554 )
     Aggressive Work in Boston ( 555 )
     Redeeming the Time ( 555 )
   The Ministry and Medical Work ( 557 )
Section 12—Ensamples to the Flock ( 559 )
   The Importance of a Right Example ( 559 )
     Value of a Consistent Life ( 559 )
     Living Epistles ( 560 )
     Grieving the Holy Spirit ( 561 )
     Indifference and Opposition ( 561 )
     The Duty of the Christian ( 562 )
   The Duty to Preserve Health ( 563 )
     Outdoor Labor a Blessing ( 564 )
     Irregular Eating and Indigestion ( 564 )
   Clear Minds ( 566 )
   Social Purity ( 567 )
     The Experience of Israel a Warning ( 567 )
     Patterns of Piety ( 568 )
   Exercise and Diet ( 572 )
     The Nervous System Deranged ( 572 )
     Self-Denial and Efficiency ( 573 )
     Which Shall Control? ( 574 )
   A Reform Needed ( 575 )
     Evils of Flesh Eating ( 575 )
     Common Errors in Diet ( 576 )
     Eating on the Sabbath ( 577 )
     Health Reform and Spirituality ( 578 )
     A Reformation Called For ( 579 )
   A Reformatory Movement ( 580 )
Section 13—Holiness of Life ( 581 )
   Lights Amid Darkness ( 581 )
   A Lesson From Solomon’s Fall ( 582 )
   Counsel to Physicians and Nurses ( 584 )
     Experienced Guides and Counselors ( 585 )
     Physicians to Be Circumspect ( 585 )
     Trusting in Jesus ( 586 )
     Conditions That Bring Disease ( 587 )
     The Example of Joseph ( 588 )
     Preservation of Health ( 588 )
     Avoid Outward Display ( 589 )
     Live Holy Lives ( 590 )
     Exert a Saving Influence ( 592 )
     Be Strong in the Lord ( 593 )
   The Price of Health ( 595 )
   Simplicity in Dress ( 596 )
     Fashionable Dress a Stumbling Block ( 597 )
     Dress Reform ( 598 )
     Our Dress a Testimony ( 599 )
     Children Subjected to Fashion ( 600 )
     The Imperishable Ornament ( 601 )
     Effect of Dress on Morals ( 602 )
   Extremes in Dress ( 604 )
   Immodest Dresses ( 605 )
   Parents as Reformers ( 606 )
     Where Intemperance Begins ( 607 )
     The Mother’s Responsibility ( 608 )
     Temperance in the Home ( 609 )
   Beware of Moral Corruption ( 611 )
     Resent Undue Familiarity ( 612 )
     Modesty and Reserve ( 613 )
   The Only Safety ( 614 )
   Servants of Sin ( 615 )
     Youth Ensnared ( 616 )
     Fruits of Indolence ( 617 )
     An Example of Degradation ( 618 )
     Moral Principle the Only Safeguard ( 621 )
   Blinded by Sin ( 623 )
     Hypocritical Reformers ( 625 )
   Godliness and Health ( 627 )
     Rightdoing the Best Medicine ( 628 )
     Idleness and Despondency ( 629 )
     True Religion Ennobles the Mind ( 629 )
   An Advance Step ( 630 )
   Religion and Contentment ( 631 )
     Borrowing Trouble Detrimental ( 631 )
   The Need of Consecration ( 633 )
   Total Abstinence ( 634 )