The Ellen G. White Letters and Manuscripts: Volume 1
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T., Brother, 754-755 1EGWLM 973.30
Tapley, Melissa, 630 n66 1EGWLM 973.31
Taylor, Charles O. and Matilda W., 654 and n15 1EGWLM 973.32
“a needless expense,” 341 1EGWLM 973.34
Temple, Elizabeth 1EGWLM 973.35
church discipline unfairly applied, 335, 337 1EGWLM 973.36
healing of, 166 1EGWLM 973.37
Tenney, Thomas B. and Elizabeth W. (sister of James White), 347 and n10 1EGWLM 973.38
meet the Whites in Palmyra, Maine, 1855, 461 and n16 1EGWLM 973.39
first held in 1854, 503 n1 1EGWLM 973.41
need to stay long enough in one location to bring people to a decision, 522 and n4 1EGWLM 973.42
Terry 1EGWLM 973.43
warnings against, 264 and nn5, 6 1EGWLM 973.44
1335 days prophecy 1EGWLM 973.45
fulfillment of, still future, according to Brother Hewit, 255 and n21 1EGWLM 973.46
Thomas, John, 444 1EGWLM 973.47
Thompson, Betsey (daughter of Jesse), 301 1EGWLM 973.48
Thompson, Brother, 588 1EGWLM 973.49
confounded mesmerism with the power of God, 410-411 1EGWLM 973.50
Thompson, Jesse (of Ballston, New York), 294 and n6, 301 1EGWLM 973.51
Whites stay with Thompson family several weeks, 297 and n4 1EGWLM 973.52
Thompson, Maria (wife of Jesse), 302 1EGWLM 973.53
Thompson, Mary (daughter of Jesse), 301 1EGWLM 973.54
Thompson, Nancy (daughter of Jesse), 301 1EGWLM 973.55
Thompson, Sally (daughter of Jesse), 301 1EGWLM 973.56
Three angels’ messages 1EGWLM 973.57
former believers who attribute the first and second angels’ messages to the devil “and will not hear the third” “will be shut out,” 374 and n8 1EGWLM 973.58
“I saw the burden of the message should be the first, second, and third angels’ messages,” 272 and n8 1EGWLM 973.59
James White first to publish the view that the second angel's message also had a future fulfillment., 326 n11 1EGWLM 973.60
Time, shortness of, 280, 275, 411 and n11, 417 1EGWLM 973.61
“I begged God to let His messengers go and work fast for the salvation of souls,” 280 1EGWLM 973.62
“Time is almost finished. What you do, ye must do quickly!” 250, 264 1EGWLM 974.1
Time of trouble, 106-107, 278 1EGWLM 974.2
“cosmic signs,” 115, 179 and n16 1EGWLM 974.3
do not lay up food stocks in preparation for, 145 1EGWLM 974.4
EGW visions cause James White to reverse his position on, 88 n12, 99 n11 1EGWLM 974.5
EGW versus Millerite interpretation of, 88 and n12, 99 and n11 1EGWLM 974.6
“has commenced,” 136 and n7 1EGWLM 974.7
“I saw the pious slave rise,” 116 and n13 1EGWLM 974.8
“is coming,” 178 1EGWLM 974.9
Michael stands up (Dan. 12:1) after Jesus leaves heavenly sanctuary, 120-121 1EGWLM 974.10
saints cry for deliverance, 115, 121, 141, 148 1EGWLM 974.11
sell houses and lands to sustain Advent cause before, 145 1EGWLM 974.12
God will instruct when and how much to sell, 145-146, 152 1EGWLM 974.13
problem with Joseph Bates's radical “sell now” message, 140 n2 1EGWLM 974.14
seven last plagues, 140, 148, 245, 246, 519 1EGWLM 974.15
“They raised the sword to kill us, but it … fell, as powerless as a straw,” 115 1EGWLM 974.16
three phases of, 114 n8, 136 and n7 1EGWLM 974.17
time of Jacob's trouble, 121, 140-141, 148, 519 1EGWLM 974.18
“time of trouble, such as never was” (Dan. 12:1) still future, 136 and n7, 140, 148, 190 1EGWLM 974.19
versus Joseph Bates's view that it had already begun, 136 and n7, 141 n7 and n8 1EGWLM 974.20
voice of God speaks day and hour of Jesus’ coming, 115 1EGWLM 974.21
the wicked pursue the saints, 115 1EGWLM 974.22
among Sabbatarian Adventists 1EGWLM 974.24
short-lived promotion of 1851 as year of Second Coming among minority, 286-287 and n2, 309-312 passim and n8 1EGWLM 974.25
Ezra Pitt Butler, 309 and n8, 310-311, 313 1EGWLM 974.26
Joseph Baker, 312 1EGWLM 974.27
Joseph Bates prime mover in 1851 time setting, 286 n2 1EGWLM 974.28
Josiah Hart, 310-311 1EGWLM 974.29
Sarah Butler, 311-312, 313 1EGWLM 974.30
William Walker, 312 and n18 1EGWLM 974.31
by non-Sabbatarian Adventists, 287 and n3 1EGWLM 974.32
1854 promoted as date of Second Coming by the World's Crisis, a non-Sabbatarian paper, and 1EGWLM 974.33
accepted for a time by Stephen Smith, 573 n15 1EGWLM 974.34
“time never again will be a test,” 247 and n18, 286, 287 1EGWLM 974.35
“To the Little Remnant Scattered Abroad,” 101-107 and n1, 118 n2 1EGWLM 974.36
Tobacco, 491-492 1EGWLM 974.37
“a filthy weed … must be … given up,” 317, 341 and n2 1EGWLM 974.38
how to overcome tobacco addiction, 318 1EGWLM 974.39
classed among “poisonous herbs,” 392 1EGWLM 974.40
idols, 184 1EGWLM 974.41
“little idols,” 177 and n6 1EGWLM 974.42
for medicinal purposes dishonoring to God, 317-318 and n5 1EGWLM 974.43
Oren Hewett and Robert Barnes ask EGW whether wrong to use, 317-318 1EGWLM 974.44
user of: “cannot be sealed with the seal of the living God,” 317 1EGWLM 974.45
Topsham, Maine, 112, 118, 140, 145, 147, 158, 164, 181 and n1, 186 n1, 249, 253, 254 and n18, 265 n12, 274, 347 n11, 451, 454 n1, 650, 651 n1, 707, 710, 714 1EGWLM 974.46
Towle, John R. 1EGWLM 974.47
a preacher “whom God had never sent,” 391 and n8 1EGWLM 974.48
Townsend, Massachusetts, 154 1EGWLM 974.49
Treadwell, William, 563 1EGWLM 974.50
unjustly treated by local church, 524-525 and n10 1EGWLM 974.51
watching for other's faults rather than paying attention to his own, 564 1EGWLM 974.52
Trial, church, see Church discipline 1EGWLM 974.53
Tubbs, Ira B. and Hannah, 626 and n49 1EGWLM 974.54
Turner, Jane B. (wife of Joseph), 761 and n2, 770 and n15 1EGWLM 974.55
Turner, Joseph 1EGWLM 974.56
charged with employing mesmerism, 162 and n8 1EGWLM 974.57
declares Robert Harmon “a doomed man,” 771 and n17 1EGWLM 974.58
“a fanatical spirit,” 769 and n11 1EGWLM 975.1
together with Apollos Hale published theological views similar to those of EGW on the Coming of the Bridegroom and the Midnight Cry, 98 n8, 125 n6, 128 n17 1EGWLM 975.2
tries to destroy EGW's influence, 766 and n15 1EGWLM 975.3
tries to mesmerize EGW and Sarah Jordan, 761 n4, 770 n15 1EGWLM 975.4
urged an unwilling EGW (Harmon) to relate her vision of Dec. 1844, 126-127 1EGWLM 975.5
Two-horned beast of Rev. 13 1EGWLM 975.6