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… could reasonably be done, or how much of this work could consistently be surrendered. I have pondered the questions whether this point was not inconsistent …

… some reason she felt that I would live.

… the reason why inspired writers had dwelt so much upon the resurrection of the body; it was because the entire being was slumbering in the grave. I could now …

… some reason she felt that I would live.

… the reason why inspired writers had dwelt so much upon the resurrection of the body; it was because the entire being was slumbering in the grave. I could now …

Since Ellen White always worked closely with conference officials, there is reason to believe that this suggestion was acceptable to the Swiss leadership. Then a series of circumstances finally called for Ellen White to go to Geneva herself.

… some reason she felt that I would not die.— Ibid., 2:8 .

The surety of the Word of God, and the many evidences of the work of the Spirit of God through the proclamation of the coming Advent, provided compelling reasons for holding on to cherished and seemingly certain hopes.

… have reason to have confidence, those who have been in all the messages, and are firm in all present truth, before they advocate any new point of importance …

In The Review and Herald, August 19, 1851, James White, with the message of the vision of June 21 ringing in his ears, published a well-reasoned article entitled “Our Present Work,” in which he dealt firmly with the time-setting issue: