Chapter 35—Into All the World . I deeply feel the necessity of our making more thorough and earnest efforts to bring the truth before the world. In the last vision given me, I was shown that we were not doing one twentieth part of the work we should for the salvation of souls. We labor for them indifferently, as though it was not a question of very great importance whether they received or rejected the truth. General efforts are made, but we fail to work to the point by personal effort. We do not approach men and women in a manner that impresses them that we have a personal interest for them, and that we feel deeply in earnest for their salvation, and do not mean to give them up. {LS 211.1}

(211) Jeg mærker dybt nødvendigheden at gøre grundigere og mere alvorlige anstrengelser for at bringe sandheden frem for verden. I det sidste syn fik jeg vist at vi ikke gør en tyvendedel af det arbejde vi burde for at frelse sjæle. Vi arbejder ligegyldigt for dem, som om spørgsmålet ikke har meget stor betydning om de modtager eller forkaster sandheden. Der anstrenges i almindelighed, men vi arbejder ikke punktligt ved personlige anstrengelser. Vi nærmer os ikke mænd og kvinder på en måde så de får indtryk af vor personlige interesse for dem, og at vi mener det dybt alvorligt for deres frelse, og har ikke i sinde at opgive dem.