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means of charts may be followed to advantage. Let these things speak
to the senses of the people. Do not encourage anything like a fanatical
movement. Satan works in this line, seeking to draw away disciples
after him by representations that, if it were possible, will deceive the
very elect.—
Letter 17, 1902
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Startling Notices—Startling notices are detrimental to the
progress of the work.—
The Review and Herald, July 5, 1906
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I assure you that we are praying for you and for the work in New
York City. But please do withdraw those startling notices of your
meetings. If a fanatical wave should strike New York now, Satan
would work upon human minds, setting in operation a work that none
of you are prepared to handle. It is not excitement that we need at
this time, but calm, steady, devoted effort for the education of the
people.—
Letter 17, 1902
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