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In spite of the evidences of God's leading, both in circumstances and in Ellen White's counsel, the group facing such a stupendous project were unready to come to any decision. The financial problems loomed too large.

… Ellen White's work that came in from Battle Creek called for earnest attention, not only by her but by her staff. Some of the questions were serious; others …

… Ellen White's writings on Ezra for a series of Review articles. The Sabbath school lessons for the first quarter of 1907 were on the book of Ezra, and it was …

… Ellen White's death, but was completed by Clarence Crisler from materials in the manuscript file. Later it was published as Prophets and Kings .

… Sister White's expressions of confidence in her brethren and in God's leadership of His people were read ( The General Conference Bulletin, 1913, 32 ).

… Ellen White had closed up her work and was one of quite a large group, which included W. C. White and O. A. Olsen, on their way back to Australia. Mrs. White's ministry …

… Edson White, Ellen White's older son; the other, George Israel, an officer of the Battle Creek church who was in charge of the funeral arrangements. The church …

… . G. White books and copies of her manuscripts and letters, there must have come to his mind Ellen White's words as she at times opened these doors and displayed …

… Mrs. White's writings, as found in her books “Life Sketches of Ellen G. White ,” “ Early Writings ,” and “ Testimonies for the Church ,” Volumes 1-9, and from her articles …

… James White joined Ellen White's voice through four Review editorials. Under the same title, “Gospel Order,” he came to grips with the matter in a practical …