God’s Law Easily Understood—There is no mystery in the law of God. The feeblest intellect can grasp these rules to regulate the life and form the character after the Divine Model. If the children of men would, to the best of their ability, obey this law, they would gain strength of intellect and power of discernment to comprehend still more of God’s purposes and plans. And this advancement may not only be continued during the present life, but it may go forward during the eternal ages.—The Review and Herald, September 14, 1886. {2MCP 562.3}

Guds lov var nem at forstå — Men der findes ikke mysterier i Guds lov. Den svageste forstand kan forstå disse forskrifter og indordne livet og danne karakteren efter det guddommelige forbillede. Hvis menneskenes børn efter bedste evne ville adlyde denne lov, ville de vinde intellektuel (563) styrke og få en rigere opfattelsesevne til at begribe mere og mere af Guds formål og planer. Og denne fremadskriden fortsætter ikke blot i det nuværende liv, men den går frem i evige tider. — The Review and Herald, 14. september, 1886.