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and Restoration of Israel," covering the broken periods; and these final chapters had been sufficiently blocked out to admit of completion by the inclusion of additional matter from her manuscript file. p. 436, Para. 2, [LS15]. During the last year spent by Mrs. White in quiet rest and in closing up her manuscript work, one of her copyists wrote to her son, W. C. White, under date of Dec 23, 1914: p. 436, Para. 3, [LS15]. "Even when exceedingly brain weary, your mother seems to find great comfort in the promises of the Word, and often catches up a quotation and completes it when we begin quoting some familiar scripture. . . . I do not find her discouraged . . . over the general outlook throughout the harvest field when her brethren are laboring. She seems to have strong faith in God's power to overrule, and to bring to pass His eternal purpose through the efforts of those whom He has called to act a part in His great work. She rises above petty criticism, above even the past failures of those who have been reproved, and expresses the conviction, born, apparently, of an innate faith in the church of the living God, that her brethren will remain faithful to the cause they have espoused, and that the Lord will continue with them to the end, and grant them complete victory over every device of the enemy. p. 436, Para. 4, [LS15]. "Faith in God's power to sustain her through the many weaknesses attendant on old age; faith in the precious promises of God's word; faith in her brethren who bear the burden of the work; faith in the final triumph of the third angel's message,-- this is the full faith your mother seems to enjoy every day and every hour. This is the faith that fills her heart with joy and peace, even when suffering great physical weakness, and unable to make progress in literary lines. A faith such as this would inspire any one who could witness it." p. 437, Para. 1, [LS15]. A Solemn Charge -- The spirit that characterized Mrs. White's life and labors during the closing years of her ministry, is reflected in the communication, "Courage in the Lord," addressed to her brethren assembled at the 1913 General Conference. Her words of exhortation were in reality a prayer and a benediction: p. 437, Para. 2, [LS15].
"I pray earnestly that the work we do at this time shall impress itself deeply on heart and mind and soul. Perplexities will increase; but let us, as believers in God, encourage one another. Let us not lower the standard, but keep it lifted high, looking to Him who is the author and finisher of our faith. When in the night season I am unable to sleep, I lift my heart in prayer to God, and He strengthens me, and gives me the assurance that He is with His ministering servants in the home field and in distant lands. I am encouraged and blessed as I realize that the God of Israel is still guiding His people, and that He will continue to be with them, even to the end. p. 437, Para. 3, [LS15]. "I am instructed to say to our ministering brethren, Let the messages that come from your lips be charged with the power of the Spirit of God. If ever there was a time when we needed the special guidance of the Holy Spirit, it is now. We need a thorough consecration. It is fully time that we gave to the world a demonstration of the power of God in our own lives and in our ministry. p. 438, Para. 1, [LS15]. "The Lord desires to see the work of proclaiming the third Angel's message carried forward with increasing efficiency. As He has worked in all ages to give victories to His people, so in this age He longs to carry to a triumphant fulfillment His purposes for His church. He bids His believing saints to advance unitedly, going from strength to greater strength, from faith to increased assurance and confidence in the truth and righteousness of His cause. p. 438, Para. 2, [LS15]. "We are to stand firm as a rock to the principles of the word of God, remembering that God is with us to give us strength to meet each new experience. Let us ever maintain in our lives the principles of righteousness, that we may go forward from strength to strength in the name of the Lord. We are to hold as very sacred the faith that has been substantiated by the instruction and approval of the Spirit of God from our earliest experience until the present time. We are to cherish as very precious the work that the Lord has been carrying forward through His commandment keeping people, and which, through the power of His grace, will grow stronger and more efficient as time advances. The enemy is seeking to becloud the discernment of God's people, and to weaken their efficiency; but if they will
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LIFE SKETCHES OF ELLEN G. WHITE [19
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Living Waters -- A Dream VIII. Begi
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In Colorado The New England Confere
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An Advance Step Words of Encouragem
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difference in the treatment we rece
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was not good enough to enter heaven
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"In Newness of Life" -- Soon after
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seemed to stamp them as the languag
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I thought of the wretched state of
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I frequently remained bowed in pray
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I tried to shield myself from His g
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As the others knelt for prayer, I b
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Para. 2, [LS15]. Not long after rec
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of Jesus. p. 43, Para. 2, [LS15]. W
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to speak of the precious love of Go
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it shall die." Eze. 18:4. "The livi
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Para. 3, [LS15]. "And," said my fat
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frightening them into subjection. I
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direction, and as if in response, v
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tarrying of the vision had not been
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into the strong current of the adve
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efore them, leading them to the cit
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on either side of the river of life
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elievers in Portland were ignorant
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attended the message I bore at this
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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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