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Loma Linda Messages, Table of Contents

Table of Contents	1
A Great Work	1
Instruction to Secure Loma Linda	2
Resolutions	5
Action of General Conference Committee	10
To be Separate from the World	14
Endorsement by the General Conference Committee	16
Endorsed by the Pacific Union Conference	17
An Important Council	22
Prospects	23
Our Needs	24
Testimonies and Experiences in Connection with the Glendale Sanitarium	25
Established Prosperity	33
“Christ's Object Lessons”	46
Extracts from Letters and Mss., on the Training and Work of Medical Missionaries	49
To Stand as God's Witness	51
The Truth, Practiced and Taught, Will Lead to the Conversion of Some	51
To Engage in Soul-Saving in Our Sanitariums	51
God Invests with Holy Dignity Those Who Go Forth in His Power to Heal the Sick	52
In the Early Days, The Workers Were Medical Missionaries, and the Power of God was Manifest in the Healing of the Sick	54
Medical Missionaries and Ministers to Meet Together to Study Bible	55
To be a Medical Missionary, Means to be a Laborer Together with God	55
The Training of Medical Missionaries, Not Properly Understood	56
The Training of Medical Missionaries	56
Privileges and Opportunities of a Gospel Medical Missionary	58
Medical Missionaries to Unite with Ministers	59
Every One to Work as Christ Worked	59
Every One to Work as Christ Worked	60
Every One to Work as Christ Worked	62
Medical Missionaries to be Thoroughly Educated in Bible Lines	62
Medical Missionary Work as a Door to Large Cities	63
The Purpose of Medical Missionary Work	63
Labor in Connection with the Gospel Ministry	64
Make the Bible Your Man of Counsel. Your Acquaintance with it Will Grow Rapidly If You Keep Your Mind from Rubbish	64
Nurses as Missionary Evangelists	66
Physicians and Nurses to Unite with Ministers in Soul-Saving Work	67
Companies Organized and Educated Most Thoroughly to Work as Nurses, as Evangelists, as Ministers, as Canvassers	68
Plans for Medical Missionary Work	69
To Our Brethren and Sisters in Southern California	79
To the Workers in the Glendale Sanitarium	86
The Loma Linda Sanitarium	108
Loma Linda Meeting	118
A Reform Needed	127
To the Executive Committee of the Southern California Conference	128
Notes Of Travel (E. G. W.)	161
To Ministers and Physicians	164
To Elders Reaser, Burden, and the Executive Committee of the Southern California Conference	181
The Workers in the Paradise Valley Sanitarium	197
An Open Letter	204
Individual Responsibility	211
God's Wisdom to be Sought	220
A Change of Heart Needed	221
Jehovah is Our King	229
A Constant Peril	229
An Exalted Privilege	230
Paul's Experience	231
Extracts from Letters to Mrs. S. M. I. Henry.	232
The Work to be Done for the W.C.T.U	235
The Temperance Work	236
To Elder Geo. W. Reaser and the Ministers in Southern Calif	240
Arise Shine	241
Extracts with Explanatory Notes on the Training of Medical Students	247
To the Workers in Southern California	255
To Ministers, Physicians and Teachers in Southern California	266
Provision for our Schools	267
In Humility and Faith	270
To the Workers in Southern California	278
The Responsibilities of a Conference President	288
The Management of Conference Affairs	295
The Work Hindered by Lack of Faith	301
Report of the committee on Suggestive Plans and Resolutions Pacific Union Conference Medical Convention	303
The Work In Southern California	310
Elder J.A. Burden and Others Bearing Responsibilities at Loma Linda	314
To the Leading Men in the Southern California Conference	322
The Work in Southern California	327
(601) Not for Publication	335
A Collection of Extracts from the Testimonies on the Medical Missionary Work	336
The Medical Missionary Work	356
Elder J.A. Burden and Others Bearing Responsibilities at Loma Linda	364
To the Brethren in Southern California	375
Deeper Consecration	377
Instruction to Sanitarium Workers	379
A Plea for Medical Missionary Evangelists. Importance of the Work	383
The Training of Workers	385
Nurses to be Evangelists	386
Portion of a Letter from J. A. Burden to W. C. White, Nov. 18, 1908	390
A Plain Statement of Facts Regarding the Establishment of the Paradise Valley Sanitarium	394
Medical Missionary Work in Southern California	398
The Proposed Transfer	400
A Summary of Facts	401
In Conclusion	403
To the Teachers in Union College	404
Passed by the Southern California Conference	410
Talk by Mrs. E. G. White before the General Conference Committee, June 11, 1909	415
The Relation of Loma Linda to Medical Institutions	424
Memorial	436
Condensed Memorial	446
Extracts from Testimony	459
To the Leading Ministers in California	461
A Message for Our Time on Medical Missionary Work	473
To Our Sanitarium Workers in Southern California	474
“A Statement Regarding the Training of Physicians”	484
A Statement Regarding the Training of Physicians	486
Interview Between Mrs. E. G. White and W. C. White	489
“A Statement Regarding the Training of Physicians	496
Talk to the Students at Loma Linda, Calif. April 5, 1910. By Mrs. E. G. White	533
A Statement Regarding the Training of Physicians	549
To Those in our Sanitariums	559
Remarks of Mrs. E.G. White Regarding Aggressive Moves at Loma Linda	563
Regarding the Purchase of Land Adjoining Loma Linda	579
An Appeal in Behalf of our Medical College	580
Loma Linda	586
A Statement Regarding Some Interviews With Mrs. E. G. White	590
The Purchase of Land at Loma Linda	591
The Work Before Us	598
Be of Good Cheer	611
An Important Interview Regarding Physicians’ Wages	614