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In the morning sow thy seed, and in the evening withhold not thine hand: for thou knowest not whether shall prosper, either this or that, or whether they both shall be alike good. Ecclesiastes 11:6.

As professing children of God, we are under solemn obligation to seek and to save the lost…. God wants you to associate with believers and unbelievers, that you may help all to a fuller knowledge of the truth. Get acquainted with those whom you think you can help; then when you get into conversation with them do not talk of nothingness and folly, but tell of the precious things of God…. Angels of God will make impressions upon the mind, if in the spirit of Christ you will seek to reach and to help souls.46Manuscript 81, 1909.

Wherever you are, let your light shine forth. Hand out papers and pamphlets to those with whom you associate, when you are riding on the cars, visiting, conversing with your neighbors; and improve every opportunity to speak a word in season….

We should cultivate kindliness and courtesy in our association with those whom we meet. Let us … strive always to present the truth in an easy way. This truth means life, eternal life to the receiver. Study therefore to pass easily and courteously from subjects of a temporal nature to the spiritual and eternal…. While walking by the way, or seated by the wayside, you may drop into some heart the seed of truth.47Counsels on Health, 435.

There is work to be done for our Master. There are souls who may by our influence be led to Christ. Who is ready to engage in this work with all the heart? …

“Thine is the seedtime; God alone
Beholds the end of what is sown;
Beyond our vision, weak and dim,
The harvesttime is hid with Him;
Yet unforgotten where it lies,
The seed of generous sacrifice,
Though seeming on the desert cast,
Shall rise with bloom and fruit at last.” 48The Signs of the Times, January 19, 1882.

Note: This daily devotional has been sourced from Ellen G. White Estate.

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