What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Beeren suche, einige fanden kaum etwas, mein Korb war gefüllt, intensiver um Menschen bemühen"
Answer
The quote explains that the lack of success in gathering berries and working for people stems from not working with sufficient diligence and correct method. It emphasizes picking the nearby berries first before searching for those further away, in order to ultimately be successful. Similarly, one should focus on spiritual work rather than being distracted by food and entertainment. The Lord expects us to utilize the opportunities close to us and continue working with determination.
Significance of Targeted Berry Gathering and Service to People
»There are berries here; I have found them. Some of you have searched the low bushes in vain, others have found only a few berries; yet the high bushes were overlooked because one did not expect to find fruit there. The fruit I have gathered is large and ripe. In a short time, more berries will ripen, and we can search the bushes again. This is how I gather berries: first the nearby ones, then those further away; afterward, I return and work again nearby, and then you will be successful.«
Original Sources (English)
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