25 quotes of Education from Ellen G.

White The deeds of kindness may have been done in secret,

but the result upon the character of the doer cannot be
hidden.
(thoughts from the Mount og Blessing, p.83)
True education means more than the pursual of a certain
course of study. It means more than a preparation for the The value of the Sabbath as a means of education is
life that now is. It has to do with the whole being, and beyond estimate
with the whole period of existence possible to man. It is ( Education, p. 250)
the harmonious development of the physical, the mental,
and the spiritual powers. It prepares the student for the No education can be complete that does not teach right
joy of service in this world and for the higher joy of wider principles in regard to dress.
service in the world to come. (Education, p. 246)
(education, p. 13)
Let the children be taught that as they open their minds
True education does not ignore the value of scientific to pure, loving thoughts and do loving and helpful deeds,
knowledge or literary acquirements; but above they are clothing themselves with His beautiful garment
information it values power; above power, goodness; of character.
above intellectual acquirements, character. (Education, p. 249)
(Education, p.225)
There is no line of work in which it is possible for
The duty to worship God is based upon the fact that He theyouth to receive greater benefit.
is the Creator and that to Him all other beings owe their (Education, p. 271)
existence
(Great controvercy, p. 436) It is in the home that the education of the child is to
begin.
In His teaching from nature, Christ was speaking of the (child guidance, p. 17)
things which His own hands had made, and which had
qualities and powers that He Himself had imparted. Parents, help your children to do the will of God by
(Christ Object Lesosn, p.18) being faithful in the performance of duties which really
belong to them as member of the family.
Heaven is a school; its field of study, the universe; its (Child Guidance, p.36)
teacher, the Infinite One.
(Education, p. 301) the Christian home is to be an object lesson, illustrating
the excellence of the principle of life.
Human eyes have looked upon them. Human ears have (The Adventist Home, p. 31)
listened to their appeals.
(education, p. 305) Faithful work done in the home educates others to do the
same class of work.
The child's first teacher is the mother. (The Adventist Home, p.33)
(education, p. 275)
Parenst must learn the lesson of implicit obedience to
By the parable of the sower, Christ illustrates the things Gods voice.
of the kingdom of heaven, and the work of the great (Child Guidance, p. 24)
Husbandman for His people.
(Christ's Object Lessons, p.33)
...Educaton means much more than mere instruction.
The word of God is the seed. Every seed has in itself a (Child Guidance, p. 24)
germinating principle. In it the life of the plant is enfolded.
So there is life in God's word. the early training of the children is a subject that all
(Christ's Object Lesson, p.38) should carefully study.
(Child Guidance, p.27)
The subject of Christ's teaching and preaching was the
word of God. Teach them to ask the Lord to help them in little things of
(Christ's Object Lesosn, p. 39) life.
(Child Guidance, p. 31)
The talents that Christ entrusts to His church represent
especially the gifts and blessings imparted by the Holy
Spirit.
(Christ's Object Lesson, p. 327)

In making a profession of faith in Christ we pledge

ourselves to become all that it is possible for us to be as
workers for the Master, and we should cultivate every
faculty to the highest degree of perfection, that we may
do the greatest amount of good of which we are capable.
(Christ's Object Lesson, p. 330)