Quotations from the writings of Ellen G. White with the word . . .
I N T E G R I T Y ( 15 RELATED PHRASES ) |
The word "Integrity" appears 1,548 times in the writings of Ellen G. White
Related phrases:
+ Integrity ( 1,548 )
++ habits of integrity ( 7 )
+ Integrity of soul ( ) >
+ Strict integrity ( 77 ) ( see favorites below ) "strict integrity" or + Strict integrity
+ Maintained their integrity ( ) old site > maintain their integrity + say what you mean ( mean what you say )
+++ Man of integrity ( 20 ) + men of integrity ( 5 )
+++ Unwavering integrity ( 6 ) + undeviating integrity ( )
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| A young man who enjoys the society and wins the friendship of a young lady unbeknown to her parents does not act a noble Christian part toward her or toward her parents. Through secret communications and meetings he may gain an influence over her mind, but in so doing he fails to manifest that nobility and integrity of soul which every child of God will possess. In order to accomplish their ends, they act a part that is not frank and open and according to the Bible standard, and prove themselves untrue to those who love them and try to be faithful guardians over them. Marriages contracted under such influences are not according to the word of God. He who would lead a daughter away from duty, who would confuse her ideas of God's plain and positive commands to obey and honor her parents, is not one who would be true to the marriage obligations. . . . {AH 57.3}
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| It may be a difficult matter for men in high positions to pursue the path of undeviating integrity whether they shall receive praise or censure. Yet this is the only safe course. All the rewards which they might gain by selling their honor would be only as the breath from polluted lips, as dross to be consumed in the fire. Those who have moral courage to stand in opposition to the vices and errors of their fellow-men — it may be of those whom the world honor—will receive hatred, insult, and abusive falsehood. They may be thrust down from their high position, because they would not be bought or sold, because they could not be induced by bribes or threats to stain their hands with iniquity. Everything on earth may seem to conspire against them; but God has set his seal upon his own work. They may be regarded by their fellow-men as weak, unmanly, unfit to hold office; but how differently does the Most High regard them. Those who despise them are the really ignorant. While the storms of calumny and reviling may pursue the man of integrity through life, and beat upon his grave, God has the “well done” prepared for him. Folly and iniquity will at best yield only a life of unrest and discontent, and at its close a thorny dying pillow. And how many, as they view their course of action and its results, are led to end with their own hands their disgraceful career. And beyond all this waits the Judgment, and the final, irrevocable doom, Depart! { ST February 2, 1882, par. 5 } |
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