Right Motives to Be Cultivated—The true motives of service are to be kept before old and young. The students are to be taught in such a way that they will develop into useful men and women. Every means that will elevate and ennoble them is to be employed. They are to be taught to put their powers to the best use. Physical and mental powers are to be equally taxed. Habits of order and discipline are to be cultivated. The power that is exerted by a pure, true life is to be kept before the students. This will aid them in the preparation for useful service. Daily they will grow purer and stronger, better prepared through His grace and a study of His Word to put forth aggressive efforts against evil.—The Review and Herald, August 22, 1912. (Fundamentals of Christian Education, 543.) {1MCP 345.1}

De rette motiver opelskes. - De sande motiver for tjeneste skal fremholdes for gamle og unge. De studerende skal oplæres på en sådan måde at de vil udvikle sig til nyttige mænd og kvinder. Ethvert middel som vil ophøje og forædle dem, skal bruges. De skal lære at gøre bedst brug af deres kræfter. Fysiske og mentale kræfter skal belastes lige meget. Vaner for orden og disciplin skal opelskes. Den magt der ophøjes af et rent, sandt liv, skal fremholdes for de studerende. Dette vil hjælpe dem til at berede sig for nyttig tjeneste. De vil dagligt vokse sig renere og stærkere, bedre forberedt gennem Hans nåde og med et studium af Hans ord anstrenger de sig aggressivt for at modstå ondt. - RH, 22. aug. 1912. (FE 543.)