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… the matter was prominent at the time he wrote, he could not have overlooked it. Life Sketches of Ellen G. White, published in 1915, makes no reference to the General …

… of the late 1840s, when the foundations of doctrine were established. This helped her, and she used it to stabilize others. References to this underlying support …

… of the document, bearing a dateline of “Sabbath, June 6, 1863.” [The sun having set friday evening, June 5, the new day had begun. In referring to the vision, June 6 is …

Referring to the opening of the college, the influences which led to its closing, and its recent reopening, Sister White expressed the hope that the blessing …

… was referring to James White as that leader. An action passed at the conference session when Butler made this presentation called for it to be published …

… in the chapters referred to, is as much a special doctrine of revelation as is the Sabbath, the sanctuary, the state of the dead, or the Second Advent. Taking the …

… of its twenty-one-page central article, the pamphlet is at times referred to as “An Important Testimony.” It carries an introduction addressed “To the Reader …

… to go over the roads he had traveled ten years before on horseback as he preached the soon coming of Jesus, and to meet many old friends. Referring to the days …

… at the time he wrote, he could not have overlooked it. Life Sketches of Ellen G. White, published in 1915, makes no reference whatsoever to the General Conference …

… been the result of neglect on the part of the church in its relation to the visions. To avoid prejudicing those they hoped to reach with the third angel's message …