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Fundamentals of Christian Education
Altogether too feeble efforts are being made to connect those with
our schools of different nationalities who ought to be connected with
them, that they may receive an education and become fitted for the
work so noble, so elevated, and far-reaching in its influence. The days
of ignorance God winked at. But increased light is shining; the light
and privileges of understanding Bible truth are abundant, if workers
will only open the eyes of their understanding. The truth must be
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diffusive. Foreign and home missions call for thorough Christian
characters to engage in missionary enterprises. The missions in our
cities at home and abroad call for men who are imbued with the Spirit
of Christ, who will work as Christ worked.—
The Review and Herald,
June 14, 1887
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