What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "saying no when siblings ask you for something nice"
Answer
When siblings ask you for something nice that conflicts with your higher responsibility or your conscience, you may politely say “no”—just as Jesus did when His brothers asked Him to yield to their worldly ideas, even though that would have contradicted His divine mission.
A firm yet loving “no” preserves your integrity and keeps you from being led by well-meaning but inappropriate requests.
Siblings Ask for Compromise—Christ Remained Faithful to His Mission
»His brothers wished that He would yield to their ideas, yet such a course would have been entirely at variance with His divine mission.«
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