Ellen G. White Quotes

Behold, I Am At The Point To Die," Cried The Reckless, Self-indulgent Hunter, "and What Profit Shall This Birthright Do To Me?" And For A Dish Of Red Pottage He Parted With His Birthright, And Confirmed The Transaction By An Oath. A Short Time At Most Would Have Secured Him Food In His Father's Tents, But To Satisfy The Desire Of The Moment He Carelessly Bartered The Glorious Heritage That God Himself Had Promised To His Fathers. His Whole Interest Was In The Present. He Was Ready To Sacrifice The Heavenly To The Earthly, To Exchange A Future Good For A Momentary Indulgence.

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