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… has provided and always will provide me the strength which I require.”—D'Aubigne, History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, b. 12, ch. 9.

… and providences of God in connection with the proposed sanitarium. They were able to raise $1,600 in cash to help carry the enterprise forward. Half that amount …

… , to provide for his own support.

… to provide himself with a safe-conduct. His friends urged him not to appear before the legate without one, and they themselves undertook to procure it from …

… will provide himself a lamb for a burnt-offering; so they went both of them together.” Firmly walked on that stern, loving, suffering father by the side of his …

… to provide for a family, and his wife and children suffer. If the ability of such had been proved, as was the custom anciently, before marriage, much misery would …

… to provide his brethren with food, as much as they could carry, and to put every man's money in his sack's mouth, and to place his silver cup in the sack of the youngest …

… to provide himself with a safe-conduct. His friends urged him not to appear before the legate without one, and they themselves undertook to procure it from …

… will provide Himself a lamb for a burnt offering: so they went both of them together.” Firmly walked on that stern, loving, suffering father by the side of his …

… cases, provide a less desirable wording. Work on the pages involved was held up until this matter could be settled by Ellen White herself.