There is work for all to do in order that the simple truths of the Word of God may be made known. The words of Scripture should be printed and published just as they read. It would be well if the nineteenth and the greater portion of the twentieth chapters of Exodus, with verses twelve to eighteen of the thirty-first chapter, were printed just as they stand. Crowd these truths into small books and pamphlets, and let the word of God speak to the people. When a discourse concerning the law is preached that is right to the point, if you have any means of doing so, get it into a printed leaflet. Then when those who plead for Sunday laws meet you, place these leaflets in their hands. Tell them that you have no discussion over the Sunday question, for you have a plain “Thus saith the Lord” for the keeping of the seventh day.—The Review and Herald, March 26, 1908. {Ev 232.3}

For alle er der et arbejde at gøre for at Guds ords enkle sandheder kan blive kendt. Skriftens ord bør trykkes og publiceres lige så snart de læses. Det vil være godt om det nittende og en stor del af det tyvende kapitel i anden Mose bog, med versene tolv til atten i det enogtyvende kapitel, blev trykt, præcis sådan som de står. Sammel disse sandheder i små bøger og pamfletter, og lad Guds ord tale til folk. Når der holdes en prædiken om loven, er det rigtigt at komme til punktet, hvis du har midler til det, så få det trykt til et blad. Når du møder dem som ønsker at holde søndag, så læg disse blade i deres hænder. Fortæl dem at du ikke diskuterer søndagsspørgsmålet, for du har et tydeligt "Så siger Herren" til at holde den syvende dag. - Review and Herald, marts 26, 1908.