«b=
mercy
celled
our
attention
as
a
people
such
as
pure
air,
cleanliness,
health=-
ful
diet,
proper
periods
of
labor
and
repose,
and
the
use
of
watere"
Teste,
Vole
1,
pe
561s
The
"Work
Cure"
which
is
now
attracting
such
remarkable
attention
in
the
world,
and
which
we
have
not
half
succeeded
in
properly
developing
in
our
sanitarium
work
even
at
this
late
day,
was
a
part
of
this
original
progam.
"I
saw
the
beneficial
influence
of
outdoor
labor
upon
those
of
feeble
vitality
and
depressed
circulation.
«
«
o
Instead
of
amusements
to
keep
these
persons
indoors,
care
should
be
taken
to
provide
outdoor
attractions.”
Teste
Vole
lo
Pe
562¢
Health
Education
as
Well
as
Healing
It
was
specified
that
connected
with
sanitarium
work
there
should
be
a
definite
educational
propaganda,
so
that
nature
could
contime
the
cure
after
the
patient
had
left
the
institution.
"The
object
of
the
health
reform
and
the
Health
Instute
is
not,
like
a
dose
of
'Pain
Killer'
or
"Instant
Relief?
to
quiet
the
pains
of
today.
No,
indeed!
Its
great
object
1s
to
teach
the
people
how
to
live
so
as
to
give
nature
a
chance
to
remove
and
resist
die
geasee"
=
Teste
Vole
1,
p
643s
Even
the
character
of
the
workers
that
should
connect
with
this
movement
was
specified
in
detail.
(Vole
le
p.
567)
It
would
seem
as
though
an
enterprise
that
was
so
divinely
safe-
guarded
could
not
fail
successfully
to
spell
out
God's
great
program
in
this
closing
worke
But
where
the
Master
sowed
good
seed
the
enemy
sowed
tarese
Transferring
Responsibility
Brom
The
Many
To
The
Few
As
a
certain
class
of
workers
among
us
became
experts
in
promlgat-
ing
the
health
reform
principles.
and
in
caring
for
the
sick,
the
great
body
of
our
people
began
to
relinquish
their
responsibility
in
this
respect.
From
becoming
experts,
it
was
only
one
more
step
to
become
professional,
and
then
commercial,
First
of
all,
Christian
healing
is
a
sacred
work,
and
not
a
business