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He projected a price of $2 for the prophetic chart and $1.50 for the one of the law. He commented that if the chart had been done two years earlier the cost of production …

… men projected that they could also buy a tract of several acres just a mile [two kilometers] to the south, inside the District of Columbia, for a modest investment …

… west, was just commencing its work and getting well under way. Sister Mary Scott had given $5,000 to this project and she wished to make her home near the school …

… the project came to a standstill because of the General Conference session. James White had told the story of his life in connection with the Advent movement …

… not be held in any way responsible for any expense connected with the project, for the board had no money. Some twenty-five young people attended.

… the project had been referred to as the “Life of Christ,” and it was assumed that that would be the title. With the possible exceptions of The Great Controversy …

… not be held in any way responsible for expenses connected with the project, for the board had no money. Some 25 young people attended.

… the project had been referred to as the “Life of Christ,” and it was assumed that that would be the title. With the possible exceptions of The Great Controversy …

… building was cut from local timber. The General Conference promised to match pound for pound for the project (EGW, in The General Conference Bulletin, 1899 …

… as projected by her husband. On an average, a little more than three out of four issues of the paper carried articles from her pen, primarily materials drawn …