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              When He raised from the dead the daughter of Jairus, He turned to
            
            
              the parents and reminded them that she must have something to eat.
            
            
              The little things become great in accordance with the attention
            
            
              given them. The one talent is not to be wrapped in a napkin and
            
            
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              hidden in the earth. Do what you can for the Master. “He that is
            
            
              faithful in that which is least” will be “faithful also in much.” The
            
            
              Master will use every talent that we consecrate to Him. Your worth
            
            
              is determined by the faithfulness with which you do the little things.
            
            
              Everyone needs in the details of daily life to learn to build for time
            
            
              and for eternity. Then at last there will be written against his name
            
            
              in the books of heaven the most precious commendation, “Ye are
            
            
              complete in Him.”—
            
            
              Manuscript 63, 1899.
            
            
              A Sacred Responsibility
            
            
              If those who hold positions of trust in the institution are persons
            
            
              who love and fear God, they will realize that a sacred responsibility
            
            
              is theirs because of the measure of authority and the consequent
            
            
              influence which their position gives them. They are dealing with
            
            
              human minds, being brought into connection with all classes of
            
            
              society; and they should move discreetly, for they are regarded as
            
            
              representatives of the institution. They should be kind and cour-
            
            
              teous, ever exercising Christian politeness to all with whom they
            
            
              are brought in contact, both believers and unbelievers. Brethren,
            
            
              you should watch for souls as they that must give an account. We
            
            
              should never forget that Jesus, in the infinite sacrifice He has made
            
            
              for them, has proved His love for these men, women, and children,
            
            
              and shown what value He sets upon them. They are the purchase
            
            
              of His blood. The rich and the poor are to be treated alike, with
            
            
              unvarying kindness.
            
            
              Let your influence be persuasive, binding people to your heart
            
            
              because you love Jesus, and they are His. This is a great work. If,
            
            
              by your Christlike words and actions, you make impressions that
            
            
              will kindle in their hearts a hungering and thirsting after righteous-
            
            
              ness and truth, you are a colaborer with Christ. Your words and
            
            
              deportment are representing Jesus.
            
            
              Those who have a leading influence in the institution should be
            
            
              men and women who possess devotion and piety; who are not narrow