And in a very great degree her physical health will be improved. A force will be imparted to the lifesprings, the blood will not move sluggishly, as would be the case if she were to yield to despondency and gloom. Her mental and moral health are invigorated by the buoyancy of her spirits.—The Review and Herald, July 25, 1899. (Counsels on Health, 79.) {1MCP 131.3}

Og i en meget stor grad vil hendes fysiske sundhed forbedres. Hendes livs-æt vil tildeles styrke, blodet vil ikke bevæge sig træt, som det ville hvis hun hengav sig i fortvivlelse og tungsind. Hendes mentale og moralske helse er styrket af opdrift i hendes humør. - RH, 25. juli, 1899. (CH 79.)