The Answering of Questions—No minister is sufficiently equipped for his work who does not know how to meet the people at their homes, and come into close relation to their needs. The people should be allowed to ask questions concerning subjects presented that seem to be obscure to them. The light of God is to be brought before their vision. How often when this has been done, and the minister has been able to answer their inquiries, has a flood of light broken into some darkened mind, and hearts have been comforted together in the faith of the gospel. This is the way we are to work in order to flash the light into the minds of those who are seeking a knowledge of the way of salvation.—The Review and Herald, April 19, 1892. {Ev 438.1}

Besvarelse af spørgsmål. – En prædikant som er veludrustet til sit arbejde ved godt hvordan man møder folk i deres hjem, og kommer i tæt kontakt med deres behov. Folk bør have lov til at stille spørgsmål, om emner de har fået præsenteret, som virker dunkle for dem. Guds lys skal bringes for deres øjesyn. Når dette sker og prædikanten har kunnet svare, hvor ofte har så en flod af lys brudt det formørkede sind, og hjertet er blevet trøstet ved troen på evangeliet. Dette er den måde vi skal arbejde på for at oplyse deres sind, som søger kundskab om vejen til frelse. – Review and Herald, 19. april 1892.