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I have been shown that our publications should be printed in different languages and sent to every civilized country, at any cost. What is the value of money at this time, in comparison with the value of souls? ...

“Begin to Print” —At a meeting held in Dorchester, Massachusetts, November, 1848, I had been given a view of the proclamation of the sealing message, and of the duty of the brethren to publish the light that was shining upon our pathway.

Influence of Our Publications —I have been shown that our publications should be printed in different languages and sent to every civilized country, at any cost. What is the value of money at this time, in comparison with the value of souls? ...

In the 13th chapter of First Corinthians the apostle Paul defines Christlike love. It would be well to print this chapter in small type in every paper issued by our presses.

[ This article, together with other matter of great interest concerning the Southern work, was received by the editor of this paper directly from Sister White herself, bearing her signature. It has never been printed before .]

… this printed matter seemed precious in my eyes; for it was as a messenger of light to the world, bidding them prepare for the great event near at hand. The salvation …

… in print, and those yet to be issued, should be circulated among the people who are nigh and afar off.— Testimonies for the Church 9:67 .

… the printed page the truths of the Sabbath and the second advent. In the more than a century of our evangelistic activity the publishing work has been a powerful …

… and printed sermons be first approved by the leadership of the local conference in which one is laboring, as a safeguarding, protective measure.” ] Thus the …

… were printed at Middletown. Each number contained eight pages. [ The size of the pages was about six by nine and one-half inches. ] Always before the papers were …