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… best style the rare tidbits that he has been gathering and manufacturing during the last thirty years, as condemning evidence that the vision of Mrs. White …

… , altering style, spelling, and references to conform to British usage. There were some differences of opinion as to whether a fully equipped printing office …

The pope has arrogated the very titles of Deity. He styles himself “Lord God the Pope,” assumes infallibility, and demands that all men pay him homage. (Italics supplied.)

Prevailing styles were changing in favor of more healthful attire, and Ellen White did not favor introducing a subject that would divert the minds of Seventh-day Adventists from their mission and cause. She urged:

More than this, the pope has been given the very titles of Deity. He has been styled “Lord God the Pope,” ... and has been declared infallible. He demands the homage of all men.—Page 50. (Italics supplied.)

… prevailing styles, the Whites considered certain features objectionable. Writing to friends at Battle Creek, Ellen explained:

… and styles of tents that might be purchased in the city did not fit the plans of the camp meeting committee, so good material was secured, and by early November …

… often styled it when returning from public labors. At one end of the lawn had been erected a canopy for the officiating ministers; while chairs and benches …

… and styles of what might be purchased in the city did not fit the plans of the camp meeting committee, so good material was secured, and by early November, thirty …

… self-styled prophetess who, in her profession to believe the testimonies, was urging that Seventh-day Adventist women return to the “reform dress” of the 1860s …