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… means to meet the wants of a growing Health Institute among us, as they are able to do without giving less for the other wants of the cause. Let the health …

… , inviting us to come and visit them. We had not means to take us out of the State. Our reply was that the way was not open before us; I thought that it would be impossible …

… use their means, and when we consider that the system calls for only about one tenth of their increase—they should be the very last to complain of the system …

… this means, and that we recommend the use of tents wherever they seem to furnish the most successful method of advancing the truth” ( The Review and Herald, November …

… the matter in the same light. We knew we had evidence that the Lord had directed in the purchase of the land. They proposed searching still for land.... The land …

… the matter in the same light. We knew we had evidence that the Lord had directed in the purchase of the land. They proposed searching still for land.... The land …

… the nations around them. They are peculiar, and should we strive to abolish or put away every sign that marks us as peculiar? No, no; let us preserve the signs …

… as the Lord's, not ours; and as a precious trust from God to us; not to be wasted for needless indulgences, but carefully used in the cause of God, in the work of saving …

… principles of the word of God. The need of a health institution had been urged upon us, both for the help and instruction of our own people and as a means of …

… withholding the very means that would enable us to work to advantage, extending the knowledge of God and the triumphs of truth in regions beyond.” General …