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… as The Story of Our Health Message; The Vision Bold, Legacy; Origin and History of Seventh-day Adventists, volume 3; and the Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopedia …

… in the disaster” ( Medical Magazine, April 1902, p. 181). Immediately the staff swung into action to provide for the continued care of the patients. The treatment …

… . Of the valley land, a portion provided a site for barns, stables, vegetable garden, and three acres of apricot trees. The balance was in alfalfa, and there was …

… , and two from Wisconsin ( Ibid., September 15, 1868 ). There would have been more had there been more time between the announcement and the opening of the meeting …

… for the carrying on of various missionary enterprises. We can see that it was in the providence of God that this sanitarium was placed in the possession of …

… planting the grain in the furrows or the vines in trenches. So that the advantage given by heavenly providence may not for the occasion of a short time perish …

… home. The elms for which it was named have been replaced, but the haven they provided has been a blessing and an inspiration to thousands of visitors. (About …

… and control. By the same ones who advocated consolidation of the publishing houses and the medical institutions, the theory was advanced that the surest …

… the sanctuary illuminated the past, the present, and the future, and they knew that God had led them by His unerring providence. Now with new courage and firmer …

… , care, and faith. The process was laborious and wearisome, but it was wholesome, just what man needs in his fallen state, the school which God has provided for …