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FAITHFULNESS
Be faithful every day that you may be faithful to the end. Let not your life be like a
tangled mass of yarn, but keep it ever in due order on the distaff, so that, whenever
the fatal knife shall cut the thread, it may end just where an enlightened judgment
would have wished. PM230
You have had but little entrusted to you! Then the less trouble for you to make use of
your talents. The man who has many talents requires much hard labour to use them
all. 175.84
You cannot expect that God should send you forth to conquer and to bring to him
renown, when you have not as yet conquered your own personal indolence and
disobedience. He that is unfaithful in that which is least will be unfaithful in that
which is greater; and if you have not kept the Master’s sayings in the little vineyard
of your personal history, how much less shall you be able to do it if he should
entrust you with a greater field of service! 795.86
Moreover, brethren, let us not be unduly cast down if we cannot set everybody right.
Truly, the body politic, common society, and especially the church, may cause us
great anxiety; but still the Lord reigneth, and we are not to let ourselves die of grief.
After all, our Lord does not expect us to rectify everything, for he only requires of us
what he enables us to do. 1984.538
If we do as God commands, and do not seem to succeed, it is no fault of ours. Failure
itself would be success as long as we did not fail to obey. 2195.165
We can win “Well done, good and faithful servant”: to be a successful servant is not
in our power, and we shall not be held responsible for it. 2195.166
Have you, dear friend, made any sacrifices for Christ? Have you lately been called
to imperil your own interests by pursuing a right course? Have you been steadfast
even though you have lost friendships? Have you been so firm in your adherence to
principle that you have been judged to be obstinate? Well, if so, you shall be no loser
through your faithfulness. 2814.26
We are not faithful in what is given to us, and if the one talent often lies wrapped in
a napkin, how can we expect to have five or ten entrusted to us? 3376.498