For the Welfare of Others
In their conduct toward the patients, all should be actuated by
higher motives than selfish interest. Everyone should feel that this
institution is one of God’s instrumentalities to relieve the disease of
the body and point the sin-sick soul to Him who can heal both soul
and body. In addition to the performance of the special duties assigned
them, all should have an interest for the welfare of others. Selfishness
is contrary to the spirit of Christianity.—
Testimonies for the Church
4:564
(1881).
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