THE GREAT TENT
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- ANCESTRY AND EARLY LIFE
- CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE
- IMPRESSIONS OF DUTY
- HIS VIEWS OF PROPHECY
- DANIEL, CHAPTER II
- DANIEL, CHAPTER VII
- DANIEL, CHAPTER VIII
- THE 2300 DAYS
- HIS PUBLIC LABORS
- “CONVERSION OF ONE HUNDRED INFIDELS
- “MILLER AND THE PROPHECIES
- MY PUBLIC LABORS
- RISE AND PROGRESS OF ADVENTISM
- “THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
- UNITED EFFORT
- CAMP-MEETING ERA
- THE GREAT TENT
- THE MIDNIGHT CRY
- MR. MILLER’S VISIT TO WASHINGTON
- THE TERMINATION OF THE PROPHETIC TIMES
- MODES OF OPPOSITION
- EXTENT OF THE WORK
- ADVENT BOOKS
- LECTURERS AND WRITERS
- WHAT ADVENTISM HAS ACCOMPLISHED
- PERMANENCY OF THE WORK
- THE EXETER, N.H., CAMP MEETING
- CHARACTER OF THE WORK
- THE PASSING OF THE TIME
- ARGUMENT FROM THE TYPES
- THE SEVENTH ANGEL
- THE FIRST MESSAGE
- THE SECOND MESSAGE
- THE THIRD MESSAGE
- RISE AND PROGRESS THE THIRD MESSAGE
- INTRODUCTION OF THE SABBATH
- FIRST CONFERENCE OF BELIEVERS
- MRS. WHITE’S EXPERIENCE
- SECOND GENERAL CONFERENCE
- THE OPPOSITION
- A PAPER STARTED
- THE REVIEW AND HERALD
- PURIFYING PROCESS
- TENT MEETINGS
- REMOVAL TO MICHIGAN
- POWER PRESS
- PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION
- ORGANIZATION
- SYSTEMATIC BENEVOLENCE
- GLANCE AT THE PAST
- THE TONGUE OF SLANDER
- PRESENT POSITION AND WORK
- THE LAW AND THE GOSPEL
- GOD’S MEMORIAL
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THE GREAT TENT
“While these operations were going forward, the plan was started for constructing a large tent sufficient to accommodate four thousand persons, with which to go onto the cities where no house was open for lectures. This proposition was at once received by the people, and Bro. Himes, with the help of other friends, undertook the work. Such a tent was completed and pitched in Concord, New Hampshire, in the latter part of July. The excitement produced by such a movement was still greater that that occasioned by the Advent camp-meetings.LIFIN 134.1
“The tent was next pitched in Albany, New York; then in Springfield, and Salem, Massachusetts, and Benson, Vermont. And finally, for the last time in the season, in Newark, New Jersey. In all these places the word took effect, and produced the greatest and most beneficial results. Besides the great tent-meetings and numerous courses of lectures, there were held some six or eight camp-meetings, in New England, during the summer and fall. The work spread with a power unparalleled in the history of religious excitements.LIFIN 134.2
“During the season, Bro. C. Fitch made a visit to Oberlin Institute, where he proclaimed the doctrine of the Lord’s coming to the students, as well as faculty of the institution, and in various other places in Ohio. While on this tour, the Lord wonderfully blessed his labors, and gave him favor in the sight of the people.LIFIN 134.3
It was arranged for him to remove his family into that region of country to spend the winter, and lecture in Cleveland and vicinity. This movement awakened an interest in that part of the country, which has been increasing to the present time.LIFIN 135.1
“After the close of the Newark camp or tent-meeting, the cold weather set in, and rendered it impracticable longer to continue these public, out-door meetings, and the laborers began to arrange for a winter’s campaign. Bro. Himes, together with Bro. Miller and others, returned to New York, and commenced a course of lectures in the church, corner of Catherine and Madison streets, where N.Bro. Storrs had been laboring with great success for a number of weeks. The interest still continued to increase beyond all expectation. An invitation was also given for a course of lectures in the Methodist Protestant church, in Anthony street, under the pastoral care of Bro. E. Jacobs. This invitation was accepted by Bro. A. Hale, and attended with a great blessing. Bro. Jacobs, and many of his church, embraced the doctrine, and began immediately to proclaim it with power.LIFIN 135.2