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… Fruits, p. 23.

I find that my wrongs have grown out of not being suitably affected by what God has shown my wife, especially what she has been shown of my dangers and wrongs.—DF 716, “ A Solemn Appeal to the Ministry and the People,” p. 4.

… Memoriam, p. 23.

Mother has gone to Healdsburg to spend the winter and my family are at St. Helena. Mary is not improving as we hoped she would. Our hope is that the Lord will arrest the disease.—A-2 WCW, p. 413.

When they began again, the singing was with expression and with feeling, as if they really meant the words that came from their lips. [As told the author by A. P. Guyton, longtime painter at the sanitarium, who was present.]

But these two caught the flame of the gospel together, and they went forth supplementing and reinforcing each other in their work of setting the church on fire.— Origin and History of Seventh-day Adventists, vol. 2, p. 291.

Justification by faith, the foundation truth of salvation through Christ, is the most difficult of all truths to keep in the experience of the Christian. It is easy of profession, but elusive in application.— Origin and History, vol. 2, p. 281.

… WCW, p. 463. There was a very noticeable turnaround on her part in spirits and health. He told of her resuming her ministry in the nearby churches, and declared …

… WCW, p. 31.

… WCW, p. 363). She wrote a report of the camp meeting for the January 7, 1896, Review and Herald in which she declared: