What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "What did Ellen White say about a grown woman joking in conversation and being humble in serious matters?"
Answer
The passage speaks about women generally, rather than singling out a “grown woman.” Ellen White called jesting, joking, and laughing among women professing godliness unbecoming, and urged them to cultivate meekness, modesty, restraint, and humility.
Joking and Humility
»Women professing godliness indulge in much jesting, joking, and laughing. This is unbecoming and grieves the Spirit of God. […] Our sisters should encourage true meekness; they should not be forward, talkative, and bold, but modest and unassuming, slow to speak. […] To be kind, tender, pitiful, forgiving, and humble, would be becoming and well-pleasing to God.«
Original Sources (English)
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