Temperance -- Study Guide

Introduction

Lesson One

Highlights

The Original Perfection of Man

The Inception of Intemperance

Impairment through Indulged Appetite

The Importance of Christ’s Victory Over Appetite

What True Temperance Means

The Body Temple

Temperance and Spirituality

Lesson Two

Daniel’s Example

The Food on Our Tables

Total Abstinence Our Position

Relation to Church Membership

Seventh-day Adventists Spiritual Leaders

Lesson Three

Prenatal Influence

Strength of Inherited Tendencies

Formation of Behavior Patterns

Teaching Self-denial and Self-control

Youth and the Future

Lesson Four

An Incentive to Crime

An Economic Problem

Alcohol and the Home

A cause of Accidents and a Public Health Problem

Alcohol and Men in Responsible Positions

Lesson Five

Effects of Tobacco Use

Tobacco’s Polluting, Demoralizing Influence

Defiling the Temple of God

An Economic Waste

The Power of Example

Lesson Six

Abstain From Fleshly Lusts

Tea and Coffee

Drugs

Milder Intoxicants

Lesson Seven

Education in Temperance

Signing the Pledge

Removing the Temptation

The Sense of Moral Obligation

Lesson Eight

Only as the Life Is Changed

Conversion the Secret of Victory

The Will the Key to Success

Enduring Victory

Help for the Tempted

Lesson Nine

Counsel on How to Work

The Temperance Worker

Lesson Ten

Working Together

Cooperating With the W.C.T.U.

Lesson Eleven

The Present Situation

Called to the Battle

By Voice--A Part of Our Evangelistic Message

Temperance Education an Objective of Our Medical Work

The Influence of the Pen

The Power of the Vote

The Call to the Harvest

Lesson Twelve

Ellen G. White A Temperance Worker

Typical Temperance Addresses by Ellen G.White

SUMMARY

Reading Assignment: <em>Temperance</em>, &ldquo;Rehabilitating the Intemperate,&rdquo; pages 126-136 (section 7)

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Lesson Nine