Selected Messages Book 3

• Home
• Selected Messages Book 3
  • Read
  • Contents
  • Details

• A Word to the Reader
• Section 1—The Church
• Section 2—Principles of Inspiration
• Section 3—The Preparation of the Ellen G. White Books
• Section 4—The Incarnation
• Section 5—Principles of Salvation
• Section 6—Education—The Church School, and Universities of the World
• Section 7—Standards
• Section 8—The Health Reform
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 31—Visions That Early Called for Reforms
    • Attention Called to Tobacco, Tea, and Coffee in 1848 and 1851
    • Important Principles Revealed in 1854
  • Chapter 32—The 1863 Health Reform Vision
    • Pointed Questions Answered
    • How the Dress Reform Was Revealed
    • Relation of the Vision to Writing and Practice
    • Health Writings on June 6, the Day of the Vision
    • A Review in 1867 of the Writing on Health Reform
    • Written Independent of Books or Opinions of Others
  • Chapter 33—Proper Use of the Testimonies on Health Reform
    • Guard Against Extremes
    • Need of Moderation and Caution
    • Danger of Families Shown to Ellen White
    • Butter, Meat, and Cheese
    • Tea, Coffee, Tobacco, and Alcohol
    • A Work Which Discredits Health Reform
  • Chapter 34—Spiritual and Physical Hazards of Indulged Appetite
    • Changes Because of Use of Flesh Food
    • Taste in Judgment Corrupted
    • Spiritual Health Sacrificed
    • Religious and Physical Life Related
    • The Peril of Willing Ignorance
    • To Whom Do We Belong?
    • Hindrances to Mental Improvement and Soul Sanctification
  • Chapter 35—Teaching Health Reform in the Family
    • Consistency of Parents With Children at the Dining Table
    • Urging Children to Overeat
    • Establish No One Rule
  • Chapter 36—Sister White and Prayer for the Sick
    • Simple Fervent Prayer to Accompany Treatment
• Section 9—Counsels on Many Matters
• Section 10—Meeting Fanaticism
• Section 11—Last-Day Events
• Appendix