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… Isaac. She believed from the circumstances that had taken place, that God's hand had selected her to be Isaac's wife, “and she said, I will go.”

… Isaac. She believed from the circumstances that had taken place that God's hand had selected her to be Isaac's wife, “and she said, I will go.”

… , and she must have recognized Jesus by His tone or expression, for immediately she acknowledged Him as her Master and Lord. “Touch Me not,” He said to her; “for …

… she had seen and distressed with the thought that she might have been deceived. She felt that new trials awaited her. Her grief was renewed, and she broke …

… close her eyes in death, and lay her away to rest. Long had she cherished a hope in Jesus, and she looked forward with pleasing anticipation to the morning of …

W. C. White encouraged his mother to bring May Lacey into the home in May Walling's place. “I have employed her,” wrote Ellen White to Edson while she was at Cooranbong, “and she fills the bill nicely.” She commented:

Ellen White scrutinized the Morning Star because of the criticism she had heard of it. She knew her son was not always careful with money, and she was glad to report to the General Conference session a few weeks later:

When she spoke these words she had in mind the ideas of the people regarding a prophet as one whose chief office was to predict events, and she wanted them to understand that that was not her place in the world.

A paper was purchased, and she and those with her in the carriage quickly scanned the “first hastily printed news” ( Testimonies for the Church, 9:94 ).

… with her. The sick would be healed, devils would be rebuked and cast out, and she would be mighty, and a terror to her enemies.