Historical Sketches of the Foreign Missions of the Seventh-day Adventists, Table of Contents -- Ellen G. White Writings

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Historical Sketches of the Foreign Missions of the Seventh-day Adventists, Table of Contents

Table of Contents	118
Love and Forbearance among Brethren	119
Manner of Presenting the Truth	121
Unity Among Laborers	124
Courage and Perseverance in the Ministry	126
The Christian's Strength	129
How to Meet Temptations	133
Unity Among Different Nationalities	136
The Book of Life	138
The Light of the World	140
The Importance of Watchfulness and Prayer	144
The Work in New Fields	147
Address to the Missionary Workers	149
Satan An Accuser of the Brethren	154
From California to Switzerland	159
Labors in England	162
From London to Basle	166
The Swiss Conference and the European Council	172
Visit to Scandinavia	174
Copenhagen	179
Sermon—Parable of the Fig-Tree	180
The Sabbath Meetings	182
Evening Meetings	183
Influence of a Tract	184
A Missionary Field	185
A Beautiful City	185
Stockholm	187
An Easy Religion Popular	188
Humble Laborers	189
A Swedish Home	189
A Sad Calamity	191
Situation of Stockholm	191
Sweden and the Thirty Years’ War	191
Appearance of the Country	193
Grythyttehed	194
Perseverance Amid Trials	195
A Lutheran Church	198
A Swedish Dinner	199
Orebro	199
Reformers in Sweden	201
Persecution for Preaching the First Angel's Message	203
Child-Preachers	205
Christiania	207
A Large Temperance Meeting	207
The President's Remarks	211
Labor for the Church	211
Importance of the Sabbath	215
The Country And The People	219
Return to Switzerland	220
Cologne	222
Along the Rhine	223
Visit to Northern Italy	226
Swiss Scenery	227
The St. Gotthard Pass	229
Labors In The Piedmont Valleys	231
An Interruption	234
Further Labors	235
The Waldenses	239
Education for the Missionary Work	280
The Youth As Missionary Workers	284
Laborers for Foreign Missions	287
Our Duty to the Missionary Work	290