Much depends upon the work done by the members of the church in connection with and following the tent meetings that shall be held in our cities. During the meeting, many, convicted by the Spirit, may be filled with a desire to begin the Christian life; but unless there is constant watchfulness on the part of the workers who remain to follow up the interest, the good impressions made on the minds of the people will become indistinct. The enemy, full of subtle reasoning, will take advantage of every failure on the part of God’s workers to watch for souls as they that must give an account.—The Review and Herald, March 2, 1905. {Ev 338.4}

Meget beror på menighedsmedlemmernes arbejde i forbindelse med de efterfølgende teltmøder, der skal holdes i vore byer. I løbet af mødet, fyldes mange, overbevist af Ånden, (339) med et ønske at begynde et kristenliv; men hvis medarbejderne ikke hele tiden passer på disse medlemmer, og vedbliver at følge op om interessen, vil de gode indtryk, som folk får i deres sind, blive uklare. Med sine listige ræsonnementer vil fjenden udnytte alle fejl fra Guds medarbejderes side for at vogte over sjæle, som dem, der må aflægge regnskab. - Review and Herald, marts 2, 1905.