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… “the wise men here, and have Mother's opinion, and that of Sister Davis.” The suggestion of the publishers narrowed down to “The Desire of All Nations” and “The Desire …

… to the wants of the cause. Publications are needed in other languages, to raise an interest and the spirit of inquiry among other nations.

… to the wants of the cause. Publications are needed in other languages, to raise an interest and the spirit of inquiry among other nations.

… of others, and oppress the poor, and the hireling in his wages. If they can take advantage of those who are poorer and less shrewd than they, and thus manage to …

… teachers and more talent to educate the students in various lines, that many persons may go from this place willing and able to carry to others the knowledge …

… ? While other lands are perishing, we have enough! His management has greatly enriched the kingdom.

… ? While other lands are perishing, we have enough! His management has greatly enriched the kingdom.

… Hare, the business manager of the school, leaned heavily on Ellen White, and when important decisions had to be made she was looked upon as the senior officer …

… of the Levant Union Mission. Others have been preachers, translators, editors, teachers, and managers of large publishing interests.

… and were met by G. A. Irwin, president of the General Conference; C. H. Jones, manager of the Pacific Press; and J. O. Corliss, pastor of the San Francisco church. The traveling …