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cannot hold a large amount. Better far let them have three meals than two for this reason. You let them have a large amount of food at one meal. The foundation is being laid for distention of the stomach, which results in dyspepsia. To eat and to drink that which is not agreeable to them is not wisdom. And again, be sure and set before them the very food you desire they shall eat. That which is of a healthful quality of food for them is healthful for you. But the quantity of even healthful food should be carefully studied, so as not to introduce into the stomach too large a quantity at one meal. We must ourselves be temperate in all things, if we would give the proper lessons to our children. When they are older any inconsideration on your part is marked.—Letter 12, 1884. Establish No One Rule No eating should be allowed between our meals. I have eaten two meals each day for the last twenty-five years. I do not use butter myself, but some of my workers who sit at my table eat butter. 524
They cannot take care of milk; it sours on the stomach, while they can take care of a small quantity of butter. We cannot regulate the diet question by making any rule. Some can eat beans and dried peas, but to me this diet is painful. It is like poison. Some have appetites and taste for certain things, and assimilate them well. Others have no appetite for these articles. So one rule cannot be made for everyone.—Manuscript 15, 1889. 525
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SELECTED MESSAGES, VOLUME 3 Ellen G
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increased interest in these topics
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the name of the person concerned. I
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Ellen White loved the church deeply
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the whole society of believers are
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city set on an hill cannot be hid.
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the enemies of God and of the truth
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holiness, then work in that line in
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Chapter 2 Unity in the Church Prese
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to lead them to suppose that they c
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Christ, and do as he would do were
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Strength From Concerted Action The
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sufficient to manage an interest in
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that he can disconnect from agencie
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each influencing the other to do th
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confidence. These may be found in e
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as light shining in darkness.—Let
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Word of God is the standard by whic
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Ellen White Enabled to Clearly Defi
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line, precept upon precept, here a
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Counsel would come through her as t
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heaven, it was life, and then the w
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Conscious.—Friday, March 20, I ar
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future.—Letter 86, 1906. Ellen Wh
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spirits and doctrines of devils. We
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foundation pillars of our faith? I
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Lord has bidden me write that which
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the working, in different ages, of
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I inquired, “Who are these and wh
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Enabled to Comprehend Symbolic Visi
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to mind distinctly that particular
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presented before me, which sent a t
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only. The rest of the world was in
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Testimonies. Do not feel that you c
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small work was carried on there. Th
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have seen are hid from me after I c
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I write all that the Lord gives me
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what God has opened before me in vi
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goodness of the Lord to me is very
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make use of your opportunities, lea
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your case in your past experience.
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I am instructed that the Lord, by h
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condition of his people. Those who
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seemed that a voice spoke to me say
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seen? Because they would have made
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the message, Send for Brother C to
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[See next quotation.] This letter w
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propositions that are submitted to
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Chapter 8 The Question of Influence
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Untrustworthy if Influenced.—You
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corners at all.—Manuscript 26, 18
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appointed minister must not fail in
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church generally. Questions are som
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with the work. God alone could help
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plain their position to discriminat
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it aside. The work he is doing he w
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no higher source than human wisdom?
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who needed a different phase of Chr
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my work, none has been more preciou
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people of God. [Advocates of panthe
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No Self-vindication.—My heart fee
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am never left alone when I stand be
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come before the churches and the wo
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will recognize the light from God,
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esult. How to write in a way to be
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The Portions Condemning Favorite In
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day and night as the Lord has worke
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so repeated as to make it mean exac
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people to pay no heed to the warnin
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him that I had a message for him an
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1892. 2. A Brother and the Visitor
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and confessions made of great value
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Since the initial writings on vario
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But the reports that are circulated
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shall present to our people.—Lett
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make the chapter more clear, she ad
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Her mind is on every point and the
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Chapter 13 The Testimonies for the
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Pamphlets Republished in 1864.—Du
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accepted. [Reference is to the work
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The work was submitted to Ellen Whi
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careful, critical examination of th
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liberty to keep back the sentence,
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trust.—Spiritual Gifts 2:270. (Se
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two or more printings.—Compilers.
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Source.—In presenting this, my th
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Chapter 15 A Running Account of Ell
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strength, but find that any taxatio
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pray while engaged in this work. I
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I would feel pleased to meet my bre
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troubles me, and then I have to res
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stereotyped, [Pages would not be ma
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Christ’s divine example, he will
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his merciful kindness.... As I writ
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that the Lord Jesus and his angels
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[White] and Mary and Ella are well.
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adequate to describe. It was all a
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history will be repeated.” I have
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appear—that will deceive the grea
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efore me. I tremble for fear lest I
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I have done scarcely anything on th
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other periodicals go without articl
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that measures with the life of God
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advantages. The Desire of Ages woul
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Chapter 18 Comments While at Work o
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the Pacific Press, stated on Novemb
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good work. The book Great Controver
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publication. When this book is read
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1:242-289; the 1965 devotional book
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God could not take men out of his h
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strength of a “Thus saith the Lor
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the fallen race, he would redeem Ad
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did Adam, but we should adore and g
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the hands of a covenant-keeping God
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manifest to this world of sin what
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and persevering in his efforts to d
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man, but of God. And the Word was m
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to Him in true service.... That nat
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will make a way of escape. The Holy
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affections from those things which
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He Disproved Satan’s Claim.—We
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Jesus Showed What Man Could Do.—T
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down his life a sacrifice, that man
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Chapter 20 Principles as Set Forth
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that followed that conference. This
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acquainted with. Self has appeared.
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Faith and Works in Salvation—1878
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Herald, November 1, 1881. Strive fo
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will not turn us away.... Sabbath,
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Him just as we are—sinful, helple
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Monday, November 19, 1883—Look to
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If you are conscious of your wants,
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White that teaches this.” I heard
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new spirit will I put within you.
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truth. The truth is kept apart from
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Chapter 21 Ellen G. White Reports o
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White, who, two days before the clo
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the first week of the General Confe
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fearing that the new emphasis would
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Minneapolis meeting, she reported:
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Lamb of God which taketh away the s
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In this same connection she wrote:
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ground.”—Letter 170, 1907 (Sele
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expectations, and strengthen our so
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Ellen White Counsels With Some of t
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There are some differences of views
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Satan has done his work with some s
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119:130). Justification and Christ
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Jesus by the wonderful manifestatio
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is our Pattern that we are required
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and their human judgment will appea
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testimonies again and again? When t
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who did not understand me and they
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Study.—Then the question was aske
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with a great change. This matter ha
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shall be of a character to test the
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provided for them—Christ and his
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can see how matters move at the gre
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made for the fallen race upon Calva
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with faith, his perfect holiness at
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draw nearer to God, they brought fo
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heart. The general testimony was bo
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churches the matter of faith and en
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Christ-filled Discourses Needed.—
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in a large degree been left out of
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character, and he must be lifted up
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Dwell More on the Incarnation and A
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How Jesus Taught the People.—Jesu
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necessity, an abiding principle. Oh
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may be wholly successful. To be par
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It is important that we understand
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an advocate with the Father, Jesus
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Justification Explained—1891.—J
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the imputed righteousness of Christ
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Deficiencies—1891.—Jesus loves
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imparts repentance to us. Jesus dra
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throne” (Revelation 3:21). Jesus
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“I am the way, the truth, and the
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integrity? The Scripture answers,
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holy, our conscience purged from de
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working among our people. I rose an
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Let your heart be filled with an in
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Scriptures or the power of God. The
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Chapter 23 Appeal for a Church Scho
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As time went on the church school b
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Adventist Schools, at the same time
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hands of unbelievers. They are to d
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are before the world. The line of d
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He tells us to “consider one anot
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uild a church school? We believe th
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parenthood should first consider wh
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only those who keep their household
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and is trying to find something for
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careless and slack? Is there an ove
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have some extra help. Light Given o
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would I ask the church to do it in
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the Word of God. He wants this educ
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were frying and cooking in it, and
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now at all with reference to my own
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There are a few instances where the
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does not make any difference whethe
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The Lord wants us to understand thi
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Chapter 25 General Guiding Principl
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heavenly courts, “Ye are laborers
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seed which will reap a harvest eith
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Chapter 26 Attending Colleges and U
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eing, and they fall in love with hi
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within, the hope of glory. Let Jesu
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spring up to bear fruit for the glo
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and there in Ellen White’s manusc
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uncourteous; amid the unjust public
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that the plan of redemption is a pl
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Love is manifested in kindness, gen
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neglect of them constitutes no smal
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modesty, and purity.—Testimonies
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shamefacedness and sobriety. Give t
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exceptions. Those who meet the worl
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order for fashionable persons to re
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dress as well as in love of amuseme
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would wear it if it were mine.”
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interfering with their usefulness.
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shall be clothed. Let us live simpl
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and lack of taste which they will b
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everything like impurity and unclea
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On Making the Dress Question a Test
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the commandments of God and the fai
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The time spent in advocating the dr
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the plainest statements of inspirat
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By observing the true Sabbath Chris
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commandment breaker. You transgress
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wash their dishes on the Sabbath if
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influence could go forth to other p
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glory. I saw we knew not what it wa
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cold; could hardly keep comfortable
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[Convis, Michigan] Sabbath, April 9
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interesting. My husband never had g
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elieve the words of Christ? he bids
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you in that he gave his own life th
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knowledge of you, that you have bee
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ocky soil in America. I invited him
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Chapter 45 Balanced Counsel on Pict
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Have those who have burned up all t
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suspected, and many church members
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angel choir. Their singing does not
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of your voice. What kind of concert
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your life. This is a poor motive fo
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Some have said that they thought th
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Chapter 48 The Bible Prophets Wrote
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is leading the intercession of the
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Chapter 49 Can All Have the Gift of
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Jesus has raised his voice in warni
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hunted up and made prominent? Shall
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the brethren, but have not represen
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ecognizes, whom God has sent forth
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In the past the servants of God wre
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is lying in wickedness, and to a ch
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Chapter 51 Attacks on Ellen White a
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the statement that they are led by
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I have been waiting to see what you
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me my work.... I am watched, every
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e accepted as truth. But I leave my
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Christ, beholding his purity and ex
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accustomed to the things of this wo
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ighteousness and perfection.—The
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A life in Christ is a life of restf
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time to time, they are guilty of re
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eport everything that strikes them
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This experience every one who is sa
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published in the The Review and Her
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especially from volume 8 and volume
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us we spake in other tongues as the
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errand; and the Spirit of God told
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R. Mackin: Is there any question, B
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she does it. She cannot do it only
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if they drink any deadly thing, it
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have anything for us after this, we
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little children. Some would dance,
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R. Mackin: If we would now have the
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may come, but it always comes, as I
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We have been very cautious in this
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Ellen G. White: I could not say; bu
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mackin: Dear Bro
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Call a Halt.—My brother and siste
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part in Selected Messages 2:44-46.)
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Chapter 55 Lessons From Meeting the
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to round out the picture of the fin
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2. General counsels appropriate for
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Many will look away from present du
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will come upon us.... Appeals of No
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This contest is to decide whether t
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trumpet a certain sound. When the c
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the importance of the Sabbath, to w
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The people must not be left to stum
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Loud Cry of Third Angel’s Message
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When Christ shall come the second t
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e the theater of great and decisive
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commandment the great Lawgiver iden
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that need to have careful attention
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Adventists refusing to pay fines im
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tested.... Be sure the Sabbath is a
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Christ.... We must say no words, th
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Work of Wolves in Sheep’s Clothin
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himself to shield himself from tria
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whom I have believed.” Some will
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to Have an Easy Time.—Christ is o
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Antichrist—Those Who Exalt Themse
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epressed.... Let not one word be ex
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from persons in all directions. One
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false doctrines. She has given to t
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angels are wide awake and intensely
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the human family; and his rage agai
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Fire From Heaven.—Those who look
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Just as soon as these new ideas are
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eceive true knowledge, asking the q
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ecome corrupted, and, yielding to b
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Chapter 57 The Last Great Struggle
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world, calling their attention to t
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shall seal the servants of God in t
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surprised at anything that may take
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fearful manner.... As men throw off
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Every man’s hand will be against
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We are standing on the threshold of
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This is the question that will be a
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their integrity. Cornelius, a man o
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will take the places made vacant by
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Conflict.—The Sabbath is the grea
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east by insisting on the observance
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future world in view.... In this la
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valor in increased activity as the
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are by creation and by redemption.
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and the law of God, and claimed to
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company, to suffer by the satanic p
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and exclaim, “Salvation to our Go
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Him who is mighty to save and we to
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and Watford. “In a letter sent to
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“‘When we presented to Mother t
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unable to trace. Fortunately, these
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“‘Regarding these and similar p
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father. She read to him a large par
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into German, French, Danish, and Sw
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same point, from other historians.
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Catholics and other critics. We wer
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It is generally admitted that in Si
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210-295. And notwithstanding the di
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the later editions, which were prep
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Appendix B W. C. White statement ma
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headway by using Methodist writers
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first a partial description of some
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had been essential to the salvation
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to the world in a manifold and exag
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Appendix C W. C. White letter to L.
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that they should share in the respo
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published was like the other volume
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Referring to the statements that ha
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information concerning the various
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separated from her own niece, Mary
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was heaped upon her work, unfitted
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eprinted—the matter to be grouped
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Regarding the reading of works of c
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ought vividly to her mind scenes pr
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help from heaven and was remarkably
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do in an analysis of the sources of
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large room facing the north end on
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translated in the French and German
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Reformation in Germany and France,
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