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A Period of Preparation The Passing of the Time VII. My First Vision .......................... 64-68 VIII. Call to Travel ........................... 69-73 Encouragement from the Brethren Fear of Self-Exaltation Among the Believers in Maine IX. Answers to Prayer ........................ 74-76 X. Labors in New Hampshire .................. 77-84 Encouragement for Elder Morse A Lack of True Godliness Spiritual Magnetism Meeting at Brother Collier's The "Cannot-Sin" Theory True Sanctification XI. Meeting Fanaticism ....................... 85-94 A False Humility Fruits of the "No-Work" Doctrine The Dignity of Labor A Severe Trial Exhortations to Faithfulness The Seal of Divine Approval Lessons from the Past p. 8, par. 1, [LS15] XII. The Sabbath of the Lord .................. 95, 96 XIII. Marriage And United Labors ............... 97-104 In Confirmation of Faith Fervent, Effectual Prayer Labors in Massachusetts A View of the Heavenly Sanctuary XIV. Struggles with Poverty ................... 105-109 First Visit to Connecticut Conference at Rocky Hill Earning Means to Visit Western New York XV. Labors in Western New York in 1848 ....... 110-115 Conference at Volney Visit to Brother Snow's -- Hannibal Meeting at Port Gibson Visit to Brother Harris's -- Centerport Visit to Brother Abbey's -- Brookfield XVI. A View of the Sealing .................... 116-119 XVII. Encouraging Providences .................. 120-124 Healing of Gilbert Collins Healing of Sister Temple The Family of Leonard Hastings Moving to Connecticut in 1849
Living Waters -- A Dream VIII. Beginning to Publish ..................... 125-128 "The Present Truth" Visit to Maine Advancing by Faith Residence in Oswego p. 9, par. 1, [LS15] XIX. Visiting the Scattered Flock ............. 129-135 At Camden, N.Y. In Vermont Rising above Despondency In Canada East The Meeting at Johnson, Vt. Return to New York XX. Publishing Again ......................... 136-141 Satan's Efforts to Hinder Triumphing Through Faith The Review and Herald Removal to Saratoga Springs XXI. In Rochester, New York ................... 142-147 Death of Robert Harmon Pressing On Conversion of the Office Foreman Nathaniel and Anna White XXII. Advancing Under Difficulties ............. 148-156 First Visit to Michigan Writing and Traveling Deliverance from Disease Visit to Michigan and Wisconsin -- 1854 Return to Rochester Death of Anna White XXIII. Removal to Michigan ..................... 157-159 Comforting Assurances Captivity Turned XXIV. Labors in the Middle West--1856-58 ....... 160-163 A Victory at Waukon, Iowa View at Lovett's Grove, Ohio Writing "Spiritual Gifts," Vol. 1 p. 10, par. 1, [LS15] XXV. Personal Trials ........................ 164-166 Efforts to Establish the Publishing Work Parental Cares Loss of Children XXVI. Battling Against Disease ............... 167-172 The Sickness of Elder James White
Page 1: LIFE SKETCHES OF ELLEN G. WHITE [19
Page 5 and 6: In Colorado The New England Confere
Page 7 and 8: An Advance Step Words of Encouragem
Page 9 and 10: difference in the treatment we rece
Page 11 and 12: was not good enough to enter heaven
Page 13 and 14: "In Newness of Life" -- Soon after
Page 15 and 16: seemed to stamp them as the languag
Page 17 and 18: I thought of the wretched state of
Page 19 and 20: I frequently remained bowed in pray
Page 21 and 22: I tried to shield myself from His g
Page 23 and 24: As the others knelt for prayer, I b
Page 25 and 26: Para. 2, [LS15]. Not long after rec
Page 27 and 28: of Jesus. p. 43, Para. 2, [LS15]. W
Page 29 and 30: to speak of the precious love of Go
Page 31 and 32: it shall die." Eze. 18:4. "The livi
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Page 37 and 38: direction, and as if in response, v
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Page 41 and 42: into the strong current of the adve
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Page 45 and 46: on either side of the river of life
Page 47 and 48: elievers in Portland were ignorant
Page 49 and 50: attended the message I bore at this
Page 51 and 52: certain fanatical persons, who were
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salvation. p. 78, Para. 2, [LS15].
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These persons who made such lofty p
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open before me, and I saw the fearf
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abstaining from labor, in urging hi
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All these things weighed heavily up
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the right hand nor to the left. p.
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Christ is the perfect revelation of
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with my husband, a meeting at Topsh
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truth and power of God. Brethren in
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And as God spoke the day and the ho
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At this time I was shown that the L
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hayfield, and he decided to accept
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Visit to Brother Snow's--Hannibal -
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the driver, and put up at a hotel o
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Then my attending angel directed me
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him to be in consumption, and they
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water, when he abruptly left me and
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[LS15]. With the beginning of this
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secret closet filled with rubbish w
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the path shall brighten before you.
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The power of God filled the room. T
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and Edson quietly fell asleep in Si
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was trying to drive him to take jus
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city, and while it raged, all night
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The next morning the physician came
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instructed me regarding their condi
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left side. I had a strange sensatio
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care. The Office hands boarded with
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judgeth righteously, and that every
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confess in a clear, decided manner;
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163, Para. 2, [LS15]. At the time o
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more will his willing feet and hand
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among his brethren, even if we shou
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than I feared, and seemed quite as
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then came up and severed the remain
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the time of the Vermont meeting tha
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great and good work was done in a s
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2, [LS15]. The person again repeate
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truth, a special call to come fully
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was a high, smooth, white wall, lik
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I had seen upon earth could compare
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The later history of my life would
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evealed. Man's duty to God and to h
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special instrument, you should lean
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mediums to communicate His saving t
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sent us to work in His vineyard. It
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I saw that there would be a paper p
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men to our very doors, and thrust t
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Several speakers had addressed larg
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Chapter XXXVII Public Labors in 187
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camp meeting near Kokomo, Ind., acc
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giddiness, and was threatened with
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helper, and His name shall have all
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eminded of that scene in the life o
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On the Sunday following the campmee
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In Colorado -- On the way from Denv
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come sunshine or come storm. There
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State of Texas. p. 240, Para. 2, [L
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the men connected with him in his l
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God has made every provision for ma
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vacillating in principle, inclined
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immediately taken to his room, and
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patient, and thoughtful toward the
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grace. Amid earth's gloom and darkn
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earth, spreads out its branches far
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hope that when she got on the campg
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many remarked that to all appearanc
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"I have not been idle. Since the Lo
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them that they would have opposing
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professed faith in the third angel'
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lay off their armor, . . . the ques
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know the good accomplished during t
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Not long after this, those parts of
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say, Hide in Jesus. Let not self bu
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large books in German and French at
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the laborers showed that great diff
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ye may be also.' John 14:1-3. It is
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of the president of a strong temper
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When Mrs. White was shown through t
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een drawn from the treasury. She sa
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in Europe. . . .There are France an
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elievers had been raised up in Euro
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came, she saw the room flooded with
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in harmony with their manner of pre
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some things shown her at Salamanca.
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that all could see not only the wis
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which have a decided influence upon
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efforts to accomplish the destructi
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has not yet been done. Infidelity h
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to make less prominent the special
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in His humiliation, His self-denial
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Sickness, and Change of Plans -- It
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crowned with speedy triumph. "The p
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had not strengthened and blessed me
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day, the Lord gave grace to bear th
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eceive the divine touch, that we ma
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opposition and contempt that have b
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similarity to the world in so many
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they can look upon His wondrous wor
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visited many of the places under co
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The people felt very keenly the fin
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simplicity and faith and hope, and
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enterprise felt that unpreparedness
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years of age, definite work was fou
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"As we study the vastness of the wo
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situation, and do all in their powe
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to supply the need in both the home
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"Our efforts in missionary lines mu
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"Many lines of business will open u
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"God calls upon His people to awake
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the efforts of an army of workers w
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institution where it could best sha
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"We should not establish this insti
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seven miles from the capitol buildi
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There is on it ample room for a sch
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established in southern California
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the service of sin unto righteousne
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"While attending the General Confer
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"Terrible as was the representation
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Buildings that were thought to be p
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after story toward heaven. These bu
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five months and four days, during w
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greater, a far greater work to be d
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And in the farewell service marking
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on me richly. And now, my brethren,
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home, 'Elmshaven,' near St. Helena.
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days, when voices will be heard on
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the responsibility resting on them
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[LS15]. When publishing "Facts of F
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"I pray earnestly that the work we
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and this afforded restful change. S
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A preliminary examination by Dr. G.
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to which she had so long been accus
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Not alone for her granddaughters an
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eading her published writings. "Gra
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any cessation or interruption in mo
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the body was to be taken for interm
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"Having borne a great burden in the
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the voice of the Archangel, and wit
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dwell with them, and they shall be
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us out of all the wilderness of dou
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the kingdom. They reveal the device
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"The Holy Spirit, Christ's represen
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what part of Mrs. White's life work
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as Christ was raised from the dead
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On the resurrection morn. From the
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