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the grace of humility. Put away every evil surmising and be willing to
see the value of the gifts God has bestowed on your brethren.—
Letter
125, 1903
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Different in Temperament, but United in Spirit—In our home
we have no dissension, no words of impatience. My workers are
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different in temperament, and their ways and manners are different,
but we blend in action and stand united in spirit, seeking to help and
strengthen one another. We know that we cannot afford to be a variance
because we differ in temperament. We are God’s little children, and
we ask Him to help us to live, not to please ourselves and to have our
own way, but to please and glorify Him.—
Letter 252, 1903
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