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prosperity of our sanitariums. It is useless to think of any other way.
We cannot expect the blessing of God to rest upon us, if we serve God
at will, and let Him alone at pleasure.
It is not necessary that we should cater to the world’s demands for
pleasure. There are other places in the world where people may find
amusement. We need at our sanitariums substantial men and women;
we need those who will reveal the simplicity of true godliness. When
the sick come to our institutions, they should be made to realize that
there is a divine power at work, that angels of God are present.