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James and Ellen White (1888 edition) book_id 43 abbr Lt text Letter, E. G. White book_id 0 abbr LYL text Letters to Young Lovers book_id 40 abbr Mar text Maranatha, the Lord is Coming book_id 74 abbr MB text Thoughts
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James White was in the East, attending the General Conference session and caring for other duties as General Conference president. Seeing an opportunity to get on with her writing on the life of Christ, Ellen White determined that unless the
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James White was in the East, attending the General Conference session and caring for other duties as General Conference president. Seeing an opportunity to get on with her writing on the life of Christ, Ellen White determined that unless the
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James White agreed, and word spread that a meeting would be held again July 26. As wagons rolled in the next Sabbath, everyone was so enthusiastic, and Mrs. White planned to speak. When she rose during church and began to
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James White asked the driver, "Are we almost there?" The man pushed his hat back from his sweating brow and answered, "Brother White, I'll have to admit this trail doesn't look familiar. I must have taken a wrong turn. But
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James White "and embraced the Sabbath from his preaching" in 1859.4 He claimed to have been a guest in the White home, and it is altogether possible that he saw pork on their table in the earliest years of their
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James White spoke. "My wife is in heavenly vision." She had become weak, as usual when entering into vision, and was leaning backward, supported by her husband's arm. Soon she stood up and took a step forward, a radiant smile
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James White, “The Judgment,” Review and Herald, January 29, 1857, 100-101.[8] E. Everts, “Be Zealous and Repent,” Review and Herald, January 8, 1857, 75; James White, “Rev. 12,” Review and Herald, January 8, 1857, 76; see also G. W. Holt,
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James White asked J. N. Andrews to make a study of the Bible on the subject. At a meeting in Battle Creek in November he presented his paper, which supported sunset. After the meeting, Ellen White had a vision confirming
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James and Ellen White. Among them was Brother Stephen Smith. He spoke with a poisonous tongue and did not hesitate to cut down the leaders with savage criticisms. During this 1851 meeting, Ellen White, who was there with her husband,