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Temperance
is to be enlarged. Not one gift is to be laid aside. As God’s husbandry
and building, man is under His supervision in every sense of the
word, and the better he becomes acquainted with his Maker, the
more sacred will his life become in his estimation. He will not place
tobacco in his mouth, knowing that it defiles God’s temple. He will
not drink wine or liquor, for, like tobacco, it degrades the whole
being.—
Manuscript 130, 1899
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