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… the following from the pen of Ellen White:

… the following from my husband's report in Review for Oct. 22, 1857:

… guidance from the Lord. In Mrs. White's case note the following from the Testimonies, volume 5: 1. Visions, pages 671, 686; 2. Mind enlightened while reading the …

… the following Sabbath. Meetings were to be free from discussions, and characterized by humiliation, fasting, and prayer on the part of the church. Business …

… the following Sabbath. Meetings were to be free from discussions, and characterized by humiliation, fasting, and prayer on the part of the church. Business …

… benefit from a change of climate. Though still suffering from the effects of a severe attack of malarial fever, as well as from the shock of my husband's death …

… weeks following the disappointment but also give glimpses of how some of the believers in those early days related to her unique experience. We quote at …

The following is from an article I wrote for the Review, published January 10, 1856:

Following the E. G. White article, the publishers inserted “Further Testimony” from medical writers, with this note of explanation:

I cannot better state my feelings at this time than they are expressed in the following extracts from a letter I wrote to Sr. Howland: