He Identified Himself With the Interests of His Hearers—He taught in a way that made them feel the completeness of His identification with their interests and happiness. His instruction was so direct, His illustrations were so appropriate, His words so sympathetic and cheerful, that His hearers were charmed.—The Ministry of Healing, 24 (1905). {1MCP 181.2}

Han identificerede sig selv med sine tilhørers interesser. - Han underviste på en måde, som bragte dem til at føle, hvor fuldt han gjorde deres indsigelser og deres lykke til sin egen personlige sag. Hans undervisning var så direkte, hans billeder så passende og hans ord så betagende og venlige at det rev hans tilhørere hen. - Slf. 25 (1905).