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… upon the Lord to give us the true meaning of His word” ( Life Sketches of James White and Ellen G. White (1880), 260 ). While preparing copy for the new publication, James …

… the bend of the elbow. She had suffered such agony that she had resorted to human means until she saw it was of no use. The last effort she made drove the disease …

… that the expenditure of means would not bring returns. What if means are used and yet we cannot see that souls have been saved by it? What if there is a dead loss …

… , inviting us to visit them; but we had no means to take us out of the State. Our reply was that the way was not open before us. I thought that it would be impossible …

… , inviting us to visit them; but we had no means to take us out of the State. Our reply was that the way was not open before us. I thought that it would be impossible …

… mean more to us in the matter of expense and sacrifice than we may estimate today; an enterprise which will mean many times more to us in results—in the saving …

… hinder the performance of this work. Means are of value only as they are used to advance the interest of the kingdom of God. The Lord has lent men means for this …

… hinder the performance of this work. Means are of value only as they are used to advance the interest of the kingdom of God. The Lord has lent men means for this …

… before us, enlarging the field for labor far beyond the proportion of our means and ability to supply. The great want of the field open before us, should appeal …

… for means to erect an immense sanitarium in Battle Creek; the money that would be used in the erection of that one mammoth building should be used in making …