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… traveling and the care of publishing. Wednesday night we worked until two o'clock in the morning, folding and wrapping No. 12 of the Review and Herald; then …

… traveling and the care of publishing. Wednesday night we worked until two o'clock in the morning, folding and wrapping No. 12 of the Review and Herald; then …

… our works that we expected the Lord to do something for us and the Lord honored our faith.”— Ibid .The name given to a system calling for tithes and freewill offerings …

… in the work, and in perfect harmony in that work. And when she would be gathering up the precious jots and tittles that had come in papers and books and present …

… baby and children, and while she worked on the inside of a window, her eldest girl of 10 years worked on the outside. Thus the work in the first building was nearly …

… baby and children, and while she worked on the inside of a window, her eldest girl of 10 years worked on the outside. Thus the work in the first building was nearly …

… as the garden of the Lord. The waste places of the earth are to be cultivated, that they may bud and blossom as the rose. New territories are to be worked by men …

… it. The correspondence between the two throws some light on how they worked together. When examining the chapters after Marian had worked on them, Ellen White …

… the Review and Herald and Signs of the Times and other journals, her books and pamphlets, the correspondence she and her office received through the years …

… the Review and Herald and Signs of the Times and other journals, her books and pamphlets, the correspondence she and her office received through the years …