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Waggoner, Joseph Harvey, 504-505 and n5 1EGWLM 975.23

not designed by God to be Review editor, 534 and n5 1EGWLM 975.24

Wakefield, William, 306 1EGWLM 975.25

Walker, William 1EGWLM 975.26

strong supporter of 1851 time-setting rebuked by James White, 312 and n18 1EGWLM 975.27

Warren, Samuel B., 602 n93 1EGWLM 975.28

Washington, New Hampshire, 308, 309 and n9, 332, 333 and n2, 651 n1 1EGWLM 975.29

Waterbury, Vermont, 275 and n6, 308 and n1, 311, 455 n7 1EGWLM 975.30

Waters, Brother and Sister, 307 1EGWLM 975.31

Watertown, New York, 655 1EGWLM 975.32

Waukon, Iowa, 501, 502 n5, 513 n5, 515 n13 1EGWLM 975.33

Wayne, Michigan, 350 1EGWLM 975.34

West, migration to the, from Eastern states, 547 n7, 555 and n8 1EGWLM 975.35

West Medford, Massachusetts, 309 n10 1EGWLM 975.36

West Milton, New York, 279 n4, 294 n9, 321 and n5, see also Milton, New York 1EGWLM 975.37

Westcott, Amanda, 486 n1, 488 n12 1EGWLM 975.38

Weston, Jacob, 156-157 and n5 1EGWLM 975.39

Wheeler, Frederick and Lydia, 642 and n25 1EGWLM 975.40

Whipple, John G. and Sarah B., 609 and n120, 654 and n16 1EGWLM 975.41

White, Anna (sister of James White and daughter of John), 349 1EGWLM 975.42

death of, 443 and n2, 444 1EGWLM 975.43

editor of The Youth's Instructor, 422 and n6 1EGWLM 975.44

at her brother Nathaniel's deathbed, 342-348 1EGWLM 975.45

possible romantic feelings toward John N. Andrews, 452 n4 1EGWLM 975.46

sickness of 1EGWLM 975.47

“to all appearance is marked for the grave,” 435 and n6, 436 1EGWLM 975.48

White, Betsey (James White's mother and wife of John), 599 and n84, 639 and n9 1EGWLM 975.49

“longed to keep the Sabbath” (1855), 459 1EGWLM 975.50

White, Ellen G. 1EGWLM 975.51

accused of fanaticism, 762 n9 1EGWLM 975.52

Bates 1EGWLM 975.53

EGW utterances while in vision, 177-180 and n2 1EGWLM 975.54

children 1EGWLM 975.55

concern for her children's spiritual welfare, 514 and n9, 599, 631 1EGWLM 975.56

deprived of her children's company by her mission, 265-266 1EGWLM 975.57

“read to my children,” 612 1EGWLM 976.1

“spent most of the day making a garden for my children … that home may be the pleasantest place of any to them,” 620 1EGWLM 976.2

“there is no place to be so dearly prized as home,” 596 1EGWLM 976.3

concern for church members, 173, 629 1EGWLM 976.4

“I could not endure to see any in Israel sinking,” 205 1EGWLM 976.5

“I felt that I could have given my life,” 194 1EGWLM 976.6

“I often awake myself crying to God's people to get ready,” 173 1EGWLM 976.7

escapes arrest in Orrington, Maine (1845), 764-766 1EGWLM 976.8

men assisting her whipped, 766 1EGWLM 976.9

gives practical help at Review and Herald publishing house 1EGWLM 976.10

“assisted my husband,” 639 1EGWLM 976.11

covers books, 614 1EGWLM 976.12

folding papers, 385, 584 1EGWLM 976.13

folds and prepares book signatures, 614 1EGWLM 976.14

joins in late night session of folding and wrapping the Review, 299, 318 1EGWLM 976.15

“stitched one hundred books,” 614 1EGWLM 976.16

healed, 165, 309, 390 1EGWLM 976.17

“I tried to have faith for myself and was immediately healed,” 394 1EGWLM 976.18

helping the sick and the poor 1EGWLM 976.19

Augusta Bognes, 583 1EGWLM 976.20

Catherine Irving, 582 and nn6, 7, 585 and n25, 610 1EGWLM 976.21

Eunice Rebecca Kelsey, 605-606 and n107 1EGWLM 976.22

exhausted looking after the sick, 435 1EGWLM 976.23

Harriet Jones, 590 n48, 597 and n72 1EGWLM 976.24

Joseph Benedict, 620, 623 1EGWLM 976.25

M. B. Czechowski, 639 and n8 1EGWLM 976.26

Marguerite Ratelle, 604, 635 1EGWLM 976.27

Nathaniel White, 344 1EGWLM 976.28

household and gardening work, 598, 599, 609, 614, 618, 634, 637 1EGWLM 976.29

dressmaking, 606, 624 1EGWLM 976.30

gardening, 614, 615, 618, 620 1EGWLM 976.31

making clothes for her sons and her husband, 582, 585, 606, 613, 618 and n12, 631, 645 1EGWLM 976.32

weaving, 623 1EGWLM 976.33

hydrotherapy 1EGWLM 976.34

uses wet sheet pack, 628 and n60, 660 1EGWLM 976.35

ill health and accidents, 165, 294, 309, 421 and n4, 422, 594, 596, 603, 606, 608, 609, 612, 622, 623, 628, 629, 630, 632, 637, 655 1EGWLM 976.36

in childhood and youth, 128, 133 n6 1EGWLM 976.37

expects to die, 631, 633 and n78 1EGWLM 976.38

feels depressed, 591, 593 and n64, 632 1EGWLM 976.39

“I … have been brought very near death's door,” 421 and n4 1EGWLM 976.40

“I have been suffering for nearly a week with nervous toothache and ague in the face,” 390 and n4 1EGWLM 976.41

“James was afraid I would die,” 165 1EGWLM 976.42

“My mind wandered for two weeks. My relatives thought I could not live,” 766 1EGWLM 976.43

thrown from wagon en route to Grantham, New Hampshire, 769 and nn7, 8 1EGWLM 976.44

wrenches ankle, 467-468, 472 1EGWLM 976.45

Joseph Turner 1EGWLM 976.46

tries to destroy EGW's influence, 766 and n15 1EGWLM 976.47

tries to mesmerize EGW, 761 n4, 770 n15 1EGWLM 976.48

life with James, 309 1EGWLM 976.49

early hardships, 198 and n5 1EGWLM 976.50

EGW: “our labors should be together,” 593 1EGWLM 976.51

hardships in 1854 have “brought us very near the grave,” 443 n6 1EGWLM 976.52

lodge with Edward Andrews in Paris, Maine, 252 1EGWLM 976.53

move to Battle Creek 1EGWLM 976.54

appointment of Uriah Smith as resident editor, 469 n5 1EGWLM 976.55

brought some relief from stresses and overwork of Rochester, 457 and n13, 478-479 and n3 1EGWLM 976.56

conference committee expresses regret for neglect of visions, 469 n5 1EGWLM 976.57

early rented accommodation, 470 and n10 1EGWLM 976.58

establishment of publishing committee relieves James of sole responsibility, 469 n5 1EGWLM 976.59

the Whites no longer have to operate a boarding house for workers as in Rochester, 479-480 and n5 1EGWLM 976.60

move to Oswego, New York, 198 and n5 1EGWLM 976.61

“My husband was sick. Have remained with him to wait upon him,” 607 1EGWLM 977.1

on train which runs off tracks, 502 n5, 513 1EGWLM 977.2

opposed by local members in Rochester, New York, 425-426 1EGWLM 977.3

perplexed about where to spend summer 1849, 165 1EGWLM 977.4

thrown from wagon en route to Volney, 223, 229 1EGWLM 977.5

urged James's father to keep the Sabbath in 1855, 459 and n8, 461 n15 1EGWLM 977.6

working long hours, “no idle moments,” 319 and n2 1EGWLM 977.7

Millerite prophetic interpretation, challenged by early visions 1EGWLM 977.8

coming of Bridegroom (Matt. 25, Luke 12), 98 n8, 125 n6, 128 n17 1EGWLM 977.9

final annihilation of the wicked, 119-120 and n5 1EGWLM 977.10

Midnight Cry, 86 n6, 97 and n6 1EGWLM 977.11

millennium 1EGWLM 977.12

new earth, 119 n4 1EGWLM 977.13

saints in heaven, not on earth, 89-90 and n16, 91, 119 n4 1EGWLM 977.14

time of trouble, 88 and n12, 99 and n11 1EGWLM 977.15

Phebe Knapp tries to stop her entering house, 765 1EGWLM 977.16

public speaking, 587, 588, 590, 493, 597, 619, 624, 625, 634, 642, 646, 647, 653, 657, 689, 707 1EGWLM 977.17

subjects addressed: 1EGWLM 977.18

“age-to-come” theology, errors of, 312 1EGWLM 977.19

being “half-hearted,” 590 1EGWLM 977.20

choosing life or death, 594 1EGWLM 977.21

difference between faith and feeling, 655, 736-737 1EGWLM 977.22

dress, 630 1EGWLM 977.23

faith, 658 1EGWLM 977.24

“living up to our profession,” 632, 646 1EGWLM 977.25

ministers to be “united in their views of Bible truth,” 313 1EGWLM 977.26

need for neatness and order, 595 1EGWLM 977.27

“preach the Word,” 641 1EGWLM 977.28

second coming of Christ, 594 1EGWLM 977.29

“the sufferings of Christ,” 706 1EGWLM 977.30

“the travail of Elijah,” 660 1EGWLM 977.31

publications, see also Spiritual Gifts [vol. 2] 1EGWLM 977.32

preparing to write autobiography, 581 n1, 583 n14 1EGWLM 977.33

requests friends to send her their reminiscences of earlier experiences with the Whites for inclusion in the book, 662 and n3, 666 and n2 1EGWLM 977.34

starts to keep a diary, 581 n1 1EGWLM 977.35

schooling 1EGWLM 977.36

“I do not think I went to school a day after I was twelve years old,” 128 1EGWLM 977.37

spirituality, 174, 264-267, 319-320, 351, 469, 593, 606, 631 1EGWLM 977.38

assurance 1EGWLM 977.39

“I shall claim the promises of God through all my unworthiness. He will appear for me and set me free,” 594 1EGWLM 977.40

“She [EGW] has been redeemed unto God by the precious blood of Jesus … and He will save her,” 221, 234 1EGWLM 977.41

communion with God 1EGWLM 977.42

“I had a deep plunge in the ocean of God's love . … My whole being was ravished with the glory of God,” 300 1EGWLM 977.43

“my soul was taken into a sacred nearness to God,” 173 1EGWLM 977.44

longing 1EGWLM 977.45

“I do long for the mind that was in Christ,” 250 1EGWLM 977.46

“I long to be more devoted to God. … This world is too dark for me,” 468 1EGWLM 977.47

“I thirst for the living streams,” 150 1EGWLM 977.48

“my soul … longed to see more and more,” 175 1EGWLM 977.49

“my very being cries out after the living God,” 267 1EGWLM 977.50

sense of unworthiness 1EGWLM 977.51

“day after day I discover my unlikeness to the meek and lovely Jesus,” 250 1EGWLM 977.52

“I feel my own unworthiness and I know that I deserve not the mercy and blessings of God,” 276 1EGWLM 977.53

“I have looked back at a few past months and as I realize how little I have imitated the life of our Saviour, I am led almost to despair,” 557 1EGWLM 977.54

“my mind ran back to my past life. I could see in it many wrongs,” 234 1EGWLM 978.1

supports political involvement in Battle Creek local election of 1859 in favor of temperance candidate, 607-608 and n115 1EGWLM 978.2

testimonies, see also White, Ellen G., visions 1EGWLM 978.3

EGW feels compelled to relate visions unvarnished, 368 1EGWLM 978.4

“I need much grace to peform my duty faithfully and deliver the straight messages that God lays upon me to deliver,” 266 1EGWLM 978.5

“It is my duty to put the matter in as clear a light as possible…and the work of making you believe it belongs to another,” 684 1EGWLM 978.6

published testimonies 1EGWLM 978.7

EGW's policy on publishing personal names, 677 n4 1EGWLM 978.8

visions, see also White, Ellen G., visions, chronological and subject listing 1EGWLM 978.9

David Arnold and Josiah Hart hold that the visions should be a test of fellowship, opposed by the Whites on this point, 486 n2, 488-489 1EGWLM 978.10

E. P. Butler withdraws his opposition to the visions, 308-314 1EGWLM 978.11

EGW utterances while in vision, 177-180 and n2, 181-185 and n2 1EGWLM 978.12

EGW's “attending angel” while in vision, 142 and n11, 149 1EGWLM 978.13

EGW feels compelled to relate visions unvarnished, 368-369 1EGWLM 978.14

1855 conference expresses regret for neglect of visions, 469 n5 1EGWLM 978.15

1860 council re. crisis of confidence in the visions, 684 n4 1EGWLM 978.16

first vision received Dec. 1844, 85 n3 1EGWLM 978.17

genuineness questioned, response, 274-275 and n3 1EGWLM 978.18

Joseph Baker and Josiah Hart withdraw their opposition to the visions, 313-314 1EGWLM 978.19

Joseph Bates accepts visions as genuine 1847, 117 and n15 1EGWLM 978.20

Joseph Bates: Bible is final authority, 117 and n15 1EGWLM 978.21

members in Paris, Maine, had “not heeded the visions,” 301 1EGWLM 978.22

new believers in Milton, New York, perplexed by the visions, 279 and n4 1EGWLM 978.23

opposition to visions, 308-314 passim 1EGWLM 978.24

in Connecticut, 367 and n6 1EGWLM 978.25

Cyprian Stevens and family, 536 n12 1EGWLM 978.26

Cyrenius Smith held “an extremely faithless position in regard to the visions,” 684 n4 1EGWLM 978.27

Harriet Smith, 425 n1 1EGWLM 978.28

Hiram Case campaigns against, 384 n6 1EGWLM 978.29

in Jackson, Michigan, 366 n3 1EGWLM 978.30

John Fisher rejected the visions, 590 n51, 591 1EGWLM 978.31

S. N. Haskell (early years), 570 1EGWLM 978.32

in Sylvan, Michigan, 366 n3 1EGWLM 978.33

R. F. Cottrell writes landmark article in 1855 supporting the visions, 470 and n11 1EGWLM 978.34

“the visions trouble many,” 294 1EGWLM 978.35

washes feet of her elderly mother at Communion service, 579-580 and n4 1EGWLM 978.36

wine, medicinal use of 1EGWLM 978.37

tomato wine, 606 and n110 1EGWLM 978.38

“wine and raw egg,” 628 and n59 1EGWLM 978.39

White, Ellen G., travels 1EGWLM 978.40

1845 1EGWLM 978.41

Belfast, Maine, 766 and n14 1EGWLM 978.42

Camden, Maine, 766 and n14 1EGWLM 978.43

Carver, Massachusetts, 99 n11 1EGWLM 978.44

Claremont, New Hampshire, 761 n3, 767 1EGWLM 978.45

Exeter, Maine, 127 1EGWLM 978.46

Grantham, New Hampshire, 769 and n7 1EGWLM 978.47

Orrington, Maine, 762, 763 1EGWLM 978.48

Poland, Maine, 761 n4, 770 n15, 771 1EGWLM 978.49

Portland, Maine, 85, 761 n3, 766, 770 1EGWLM 978.50

1846 1EGWLM 978.51

Falmouth, Massachusetts, 96 1EGWLM 978.52

Portland, Maine, 101, 107 1EGWLM 978.53

1847 1EGWLM 978.54

Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 117 1EGWLM 978.55

Gorham, Maine, 124, 133 1EGWLM 978.56

Topsham, Maine, 112, 118 1EGWLM 978.57

1848 1EGWLM 978.58

Dorchester, Massachusetts, 135 1EGWLM 978.59

Rocky Hill, Connecticut, 138 1EGWLM 978.60

1849 1EGWLM 979.1

Brunswick, Maine, 158 n3, 164 1EGWLM 979.2

Dartmouth, Massachusetts, 186 n2 1EGWLM 979.3

Dorchester, Massachusetts, 164 1EGWLM 979.4

Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 154 1EGWLM 979.5

Milton, Massachusetts, 164 1EGWLM 979.6

New Ipswich, New Hampshire, 154, 156, 158 and n2 1EGWLM 979.7

North Yarmouth, Maine, 158 n3, 164 1EGWLM 979.8

Oswego, New York, 173 n8, 198 n5 1EGWLM 979.9

Paris, Maine, 165, 181 n1, 182 n6 1EGWLM 979.10

Portland, Connecticut, 174 1EGWLM 979.11

Rocky Hill, Connecticut, 147, 165, 171, 177 1EGWLM 979.12

Topsham, Maine, 140, 145, 147, 158, 164, 181 and n1, 186 n1 1EGWLM 979.13

Townsend, Massachusetts, 154 1EGWLM 979.14

1850 1EGWLM 979.15

Brunswick, Maine, 254 n18 1EGWLM 979.16

Camden, New York, 306 n4 1EGWLM 979.17

Centerport, New York, 211, 215, 222 and n2, 228 and n1, 232-233 1EGWLM 979.18

Dorchester, Massachusetts, 242, 249, 253 n13 1EGWLM 979.19

East Hamilton, New York, 208 nn1, 3 1EGWLM 979.20

Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 248, 265 n12 1EGWLM 979.21

Gorham, Maine, 249 1EGWLM 979.22

Hamilton, New York, 208 and n3 1EGWLM 979.23

Johnson, Vermont, 248 n2, 264 n6, 551 n5 1EGWLM 979.24

Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Canada East, 211 n2 1EGWLM 979.25

New Ipswich, New Hampshire, 200 n7, 211 n2, 254 n16 1EGWLM 979.26

Oswego, New York, 188, 190, 192, 197, 199, 203, 212 n5, 223, 229 1EGWLM 979.27

Paris, Maine, 248, 249, 252 and n6, 261 and n4, 263 and n3, 268, 270, 283 nn7, 10 1EGWLM 979.28

Port Byron, New York, 216, 217 and n8, 222, 228, 232 1EGWLM 979.29

Sutton, Vermont, 236 and n1, 264 n6 1EGWLM 979.30

Topsham, Maine, 249, 253, 254 and n18, 265 n12 1EGWLM 979.31

Volney, New York, 223, 229 1EGWLM 979.32

1851 1EGWLM 979.33

Ballston Spa, New York, 292, 296, 297 n2, 299 n3 1EGWLM 979.34

Camden, New York, 286, 287, 288, 290, 293 n1, 306 nn4, 6, 321 and n5 1EGWLM 979.35

Claremont, New Hampshire, 310 1EGWLM 979.36

Gorham, Maine, 274 1EGWLM 979.37

Johnson, Vermont, 311, 314 1EGWLM 979.38

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, 307 n7, 308 n4 1EGWLM 979.39

New Haven, Vermont, 315 n23 1EGWLM 979.40

Northfield, Vermont, 311 1EGWLM 979.41

Paris, Maine, 274, 277, 282 and n2, 284 1EGWLM 979.42

Royalton, Vermont, 310 and n14 1EGWLM 979.43

Saratoga Springs, New York, 265 n13, 293 n5, 297 n2, 299, 305, 308 n1, 317, 319 1EGWLM 979.44

Topsham, Maine, 274 1EGWLM 979.45

Vergennes, Vermont, 314 1EGWLM 979.46

Washington, New Hampshire, 308, 309 and n9 1EGWLM 979.47

Waterbury, Vermont, 275 and n6, 308 and n1, 311, 455 n7 1EGWLM 979.48

West Medford, Massachusetts, 309 n10 1EGWLM 979.49

West Milton, New York, 279 n4, 294 n9, 321 and n5 1EGWLM 979.50

Woodstock, Maine, 283 n6 1EGWLM 979.51

1852 1EGWLM 979.52

Ballston, New York, 322, 325 1EGWLM 979.53

Dorchester, Massachusetts, 334 1EGWLM 979.54

Palmyra, Maine, 348 and n12 1EGWLM 979.55

Rochester, New York, 328, 334 1EGWLM 979.56

St. Albans, Maine, 348 n12 1EGWLM 979.57

Washington, New Hampshire, 332, 333 and n2 1EGWLM 979.58

1853 1EGWLM 979.59

Buffalo, New York, 349 1EGWLM 979.60

Detroit, Michigan, 350 1EGWLM 979.61

Jackson, Michigan, 352, 380 n11, 385 n10, 389 and n10 1EGWLM 979.62

Mill Grove, New York, 349, 350 1EGWLM 979.63

New Haven, Vermont, 394 n3 1EGWLM 979.64

Palmyra, Maine, 347 and n11 1EGWLM 979.65

Plymouth, Michigan, 349, 350 nn5, 6 1EGWLM 979.66

Rochester, New York, 342 n1, 349, 365, 370, 372, 375, 377, 385 n11, 387, 394 1EGWLM 979.67

Stowe, Vermont, 390 1EGWLM 979.68

Topsham, Maine, 347 n11 1EGWLM 979.69

Wayne, Michigan, 350 1EGWLM 979.70

1854 1EGWLM 979.71

Brookfield, New York, 399, 408 1EGWLM 979.72

Grand Rapids, Michigan, 432 and n1, 1EGWLM 979.73

434 n3 1EGWLM 980.1

Lincklaen, New York, 400 n1, 417 1EGWLM 980.2

Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, 435 n4 1EGWLM 980.3

Oswego, New York, 400 n1, 403 17, 408 1EGWLM 980.4

Rochester, New York, 421, 425, 432, 434, 442 1EGWLM 980.5

Sylvan, Michigan, 427, 434 n3 1EGWLM 980.6

1855 1EGWLM 980.7

Battle Creek, Michigan, 449 1EGWLM 980.8

Grand Rapids, Michigan, 438 1EGWLM 980.9

Hartland, Maine, 458 1EGWLM 980.10

Mill Grove, New York, 444 1EGWLM 980.11

Palmyra, Maine, 458 1EGWLM 980.12

Paris, Maine, 451 and n2, 454 n2, 458 1EGWLM 980.13

Pittsfield, Maine, 458, 459 1EGWLM 980.14

Sylvan, Michigan(?), 462 n1, 463 1EGWLM 980.15

Topsham, Maine, 451, 454 n1 1EGWLM 980.16

1856 1EGWLM 980.17

Battle Creek, Michigan, 467, 471, 478, 485, 486 n1, 490, 772 1EGWLM 980.18

Bowne, Michigan, 491 1EGWLM 980.19

Grand Rapids, Michigan, 491 1EGWLM 980.20

Hastings, Michigan, 491 1EGWLM 980.21

Round Grove, Illinois, 495 and n2 1EGWLM 980.22

Volney, Iowa, 501 1EGWLM 980.23

Waukon, Iowa, 501 1EGWLM 980.24

1857 1EGWLM 980.25

Battle Creek, Michigan, 502 n5, 509, 512, 521, 523, 531, 534 and n1, 542, 545 1EGWLM 980.26

Galena, Illinois, 502 n5 1EGWLM 980.27

Lancaster, Massachusetts, 521 and n2 1EGWLM 980.28

Mannsville, New York, 567 n1 1EGWLM 980.29

Monterey, Michigan, 531 and n1, 534 and n1, 538 and nn3, 4, 542 n3 1EGWLM 980.30

New York, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, 526 n2 1EGWLM 980.31

Parish, New York, 526 n2 1EGWLM 980.32

Ulysses, Pennsylvania, 523 and n4, 526 and n2 1EGWLM 980.33

Vermont, 517 1EGWLM 980.34

Waukon, Iowa, 502 n5, 513 n5, 515 n13 1EGWLM 980.35

1858 1EGWLM 980.36

Battle Creek, Michigan, 567 1EGWLM 980.37

Clinton, Massachusetts, 729 and n3 1EGWLM 980.38

Gilboa, Ohio, 556 n1 1EGWLM 980.39

Green Springs, Ohio, 556, 564 and n8 1EGWLM 980.40

Lovett's Grove, Ohio, 556 n1 1EGWLM 980.41

Mannsville, New York, 567 n1 1EGWLM 980.42

1859 1EGWLM 980.43

Albany, New York, 643 1EGWLM 980.44

Albion, New York, 640 n14, 641, 688 1EGWLM 980.45

Allegan, Michigan, 587, 627 1EGWLM 980.46

Bakersfield, Vermont, 652 1EGWLM 980.47

Battle Creek, Michigan, 579, 581-585, 595-599, 602-615, 618, 620, 622-625, 629-639, 662, 664, 666, 668, 672, 676, 683 1EGWLM 980.48

Berkshire, Vermont, 652, 653, 736, 738 1EGWLM 980.49

Berlin, Connecticut, 643, 688, 701 1EGWLM 980.50

Boston, Massachusetts, 644, 648, 649, 701 n4, 707 1EGWLM 980.51

Brookfield, New York, 658 n29 1EGWLM 980.52

Buck's Bridge, New York, 655 1EGWLM 980.53

Caledonia, Michigan, 594, 627 1EGWLM 980.54

Carlton, New York, 640-641, 688, 690 1EGWLM 980.55

Central Square, New York, 641 1EGWLM 980.56

Ceresco, Michigan, 620, 635 1EGWLM 980.57

Charlestown, Massachusetts, 649, 705, 707 1EGWLM 980.58

Convis, Michigan, 619 1EGWLM 980.59

Dartmouth, Massachusetts, 648-649, 703, 705, 710, 730 and n4, 741, 746, 750 1EGWLM 980.60

Dorchester, Massachusetts, 648 1EGWLM 980.61

Enosburgh, Vermont, 652 n5, 735, 737, 739 1EGWLM 980.62

Fulton, New York, 643 1EGWLM 980.63

Grand Rapids, Michigan, 591, 594, 658 1EGWLM 980.64

Green Springs, Ohio, 749 n11 1EGWLM 980.65

Hubbardsville, New York, 741, 746 1EGWLM 980.66

Jackson, Michigan, 616, 617, 618, 639 and n11, 688 1EGWLM 980.67

Kensington, Connecticut, 643-644, 691, 710 n1 1EGWLM 980.68

Lapeer, Michigan, 658 n29, 738 and n14 1EGWLM 980.69

Madrid, New York, 654-655 1EGWLM 980.70

Mannsville, New York, 655-657 1EGWLM 980.71

Marshall, Michigan, 635 and n84 1EGWLM 980.72

Monterey, Michigan, 587 and n35, 588-591, 627-628, 659, 660 1EGWLM 980.73

Newport, New Hampshire, 729 1EGWLM 980.74

North Plains, Michigan, 658 n29 1EGWLM 980.75

Northfield, Vermont, 652, 735, 737 1EGWLM 980.76

Otsego, Michigan, 585 and n26, 628, 661 1EGWLM 980.77

Portland, Maine, 649 1EGWLM 980.78

Potsdam, New York, 655 1EGWLM 980.79

Rochester, New York, 641, 664, 690 1EGWLM 980.80

Roosevelt, New York, 641-642 1EGWLM 981.1

Roxbury, Vermont, 651, 733, 736, 737 1EGWLM 981.2

Salem, Massachusetts, 645-647, 705 1EGWLM 981.3

Somerville, Massachusetts, 644-645, 647-648, 649, 695, 701 1EGWLM 981.4

Springfield, Massachusetts, 643, 644, 701 1EGWLM 981.5

St. Albans, Vermont, 652, 736 1EGWLM 981.6

Syracuse, New York, 641, 643, 690 1EGWLM 981.7

Topsham, Maine, 650, 651 n1, 707, 710, 714 1EGWLM 981.8

Utica, New York, 643 1EGWLM 981.9

Volney, New York, 642 1EGWLM 981.10

Washington, New Hampshire, 651 n1 1EGWLM 981.11

Watertown, New York, 655 1EGWLM 981.12

Western Michigan, 582 n5 1EGWLM 981.13

Wright, Michigan, 592-594, 625-626, 658 1EGWLM 981.14

White, Ellen G., visions 1EGWLM 981.15

chronological and subject listing 1EGWLM 981.16

1844, December 1EGWLM 981.17

first vision: final events, Second Coming, millennium, 85 nn2, 3, 85-91, 101-104 1EGWLM 981.18

1844-1847 1EGWLM 981.19

new earth emerges at end of millennium, annihilation of the wicked, Michael's standing up (Dan. 12:1) still future, 118-121 1EGWLM 981.20

1845 1EGWLM 981.21

deception of Elders Bennett and Billings, 769 1EGWLM 981.22

the glory of the new earth, 766 1EGWLM 981.23

on J. Turner's “ungodly course,” 761 and nn3, 4, 770 and n15 1EGWLM 981.24

on the “voice of God” giving day and hour of Second Coming; negative influence of J. Turner and J. Howell, 769 and n10 1EGWLM 981.25

1845, February 1EGWLM 981.26

Midnight Cry, wedding parable, 96-99, 105-106 1EGWLM 981.27

1845, late spring 1EGWLM 981.28

new earth, New Jerusalem, 91-93 and n19, 104-105 1EGWLM 981.29

1845, October 1EGWLM 981.30

time of trouble, 99-100 and n11, 106-107 1EGWLM 981.31

1846 1EGWLM 981.32

cleansing of heavenly sanctuary, 121 and n10 1EGWLM 981.33

1847, spring 1EGWLM 981.34

heavenly sanctuary, Sabbath, time of trouble, Second Advent, 112-116 1EGWLM 981.35

1847-1849 1EGWLM 981.36

food and water during time of trouble, 145, 151 1EGWLM 981.37

1848? 1EGWLM 981.38

tobacco: “a filthy weed,” 317 and n3, 318 1EGWLM 981.39

1848, November 18 1EGWLM 981.40

J. B. Cook's attack on the Sabbath, 134 and n2 1EGWLM 981.41

1848, November 19 1EGWLM 981.42

seal of God and the Sabbath, 135-137 1EGWLM 981.43

1848, December 16 1EGWLM 981.44

Orion; interpretation of “powers of heaven shall be shaken” (Luke 21:26), 138-139 1EGWLM 981.45

1849, January 5, 6 1EGWLM 981.46

sequence of final events, 140-144, 147-149 1EGWLM 981.47

1849, January 1EGWLM 981.48

selling houses and lands before time of trouble; food and water during time of trouble, 145-146, 152 1EGWLM 981.49

1849, March 1EGWLM 981.50

“tearing down and building up,” 155 1EGWLM 981.51

1849, March 11 1EGWLM 981.52

“the afflictions of Sister Hastings,” 156-157 1EGWLM 981.53

1849, March 24 1EGWLM 981.54

“The Open and Shut Door,” 160-163, 166-167 1EGWLM 981.55

1849, March/April 1EGWLM 981.56

“two visions,” 165 1EGWLM 981.57

1849, May 1EGWLM 981.58

guidance on whether to move to New York State or stay in Connecticut, 172 and n4 1EGWLM 981.59

1849, May 31 1EGWLM 981.60

“earthly physicians,” 175 and n18 1EGWLM 981.61

1849, June 30 1EGWLM 981.62

probation almost finished; urgent call for unity, sacrifice and proclamation, 177-180 1EGWLM 981.63

1849, September 23 1EGWLM 981.64

an entreaty to live fully for God in view of impending crisis; carried in vision to another planet, 181-185 1EGWLM 981.65

1850, January 1EGWLM 982.1

a call for self-sacrifice; conditional immortality; the millennium, 192-196 1EGWLM 982.2

1850, January 9 1EGWLM 982.3

importance of continuing support for The Present Truth, 188-189 and n1, 197 n4 1EGWLM 982.4

1850, January 10 1EGWLM 982.5

“our work was … to the honest deceived,” 190-191 1EGWLM 982.6

1850, March 1EGWLM 982.7

death of Elvira Hastings, 199-200 1EGWLM 982.8

1850, July 1EGWLM 982.9

a call to spiritual revival, 208-209 1EGWLM 982.10

1850, July 29 1EGWLM 982.11

rise of spiritualism, 212 and n8 1EGWLM 982.12

spiritualism, rebaptism, etc., 203-207 1EGWLM 982.13

1850, c. July 1EGWLM 982.14

publication of The Advent Review, 211-212, 217 and n13, 233 and n6 1EGWLM 982.15

1850, August 22 1EGWLM 982.16

bridge covered with water, 220-221 and n1, 234-235 and n8 1EGWLM 982.17

1850, August 24 1EGWLM 982.18

Satan's attempts to hinder work of God, 222-227, 228-231 1EGWLM 982.19

1850, September 1EGWLM 982.20

some problems with the teaching of Joseph Bates, 236-241 1EGWLM 982.21

1850, October 23 1EGWLM 982.22

importance of publishing a periodical; need for prophetic chart, etc., 242-247 1EGWLM 982.23

1850, October 1EGWLM 982.24

need for prophetic charts, 249, 253-254 and n14 1EGWLM 982.25

1850, November 1EGWLM 982.26

Bro. Hewit's errors, 255 and n21 1EGWLM 982.27

1850, December 24 1EGWLM 982.28

caution versus “unhealthy and unnecessary excitement” in worship, etc., 270-273 1EGWLM 982.29

utterances in vision, 268-269 and n1 1EGWLM 982.30

1851 1EGWLM 982.31

reproof for families of Edward Andrews and Cyprian Stevens, 284-285 1EGWLM 982.32

1851, c. January 1EGWLM 982.33

errors of Bro. Hollis, 274-275 1EGWLM 982.34

1851, May 14 1EGWLM 982.35

opposition to the Sabbath, etc., 277-281 1EGWLM 982.36

1851, June 20 1EGWLM 982.37

lack of sympathy for Almira Preston and the Prior family, 288-289, 290-291 1EGWLM 982.38

1851, June 21 1EGWLM 982.39

“false excitement” of 1851 prediction for Second Advent, 286-287 1EGWLM 982.40

1851, July 1EGWLM 982.41

instruction to move from Paris, Maine, 293 n4, 301 and n8 1EGWLM 982.42

1851, August 9 1EGWLM 982.43

importance of the Sabbath, 300 1EGWLM 982.44

1851, November 1 1EGWLM 982.45

the state of the Washington, New Hampshire believers, 309 1EGWLM 982.46

1851, November 6 1EGWLM 982.47

the state of Brn. Baker, Hart, and Butler, 311, 313 1EGWLM 982.48

1851, November 15 1EGWLM 982.49

Bro. Evart's belief in “age-to-come,” 315 1EGWLM 982.50

1852, March 14 1EGWLM 982.51

utterances while in vision together with explanations, 322-324, 325-327 1EGWLM 982.52

1852, June 1EGWLM 982.53

disunity in Jackson, Michigan, company, 328-331, 366 n2 1EGWLM 982.54

1852, September 10 1EGWLM 982.55

those who put the coming of the Lord “too far off,” 332-333 1EGWLM 982.56

1852, September 30 1EGWLM 982.57

inadequacies of certain preachers—E.L.H. Chamberlain, J. C. Day, H. Lothrop, Bro. Chase, 334-338 and n5 1EGWLM 982.58

1852, October 1EGWLM 982.59

“comforting message for … Sr. Pierce,” 666 n2 1EGWLM 982.60

unspecified, 384, 389 1EGWLM 982.61

1853, February/March 1EGWLM 982.62

the character required of ministers, etc., 340-341 1EGWLM 982.63

1853, June 2 1EGWLM 982.64

disunity in Jackson, Michigan, company, 366 n2 1EGWLM 982.65

negative influence of S. W. Rhodes, etc., 352-362 1EGWLM 982.66

1853, July 2 1EGWLM 982.67

benefits of ministers working two by two in public evangelism, etc., 375 1EGWLM 983.1

financial stewardship in Jackson, Michigan, etc., 378-379 and n8, 380-381 1EGWLM 983.2

need for the Review to be published more frequently, etc., 372-374 1EGWLM 983.3

parenting, etc., 371 and n4 1EGWLM 983.4

1853, July 1EGWLM 983.5

depression of James White, summer 1853, 382 1EGWLM 983.6

1853, September 1EGWLM 983.7

unauthorized preachers; use of medicinal herbs, etc., 390-393 1EGWLM 983.8

1853, October 1EGWLM 983.9

rite of foot washing, etc., 394-397 1EGWLM 983.10

1854 1EGWLM 983.11

opposition to EGW and James White in Rochester, New York, as reason for moving elsewhere, 425-426 1EGWLM 983.12

1854, winter (?) 1EGWLM 983.13

need for Mary Loughborough to be supportive of her husband in his traveling ministry, 446-448 and n3 1EGWLM 983.14

1854, February 5 1EGWLM 983.15

reproof for adultery and neglect of children, 399-407, 408-416 1EGWLM 983.16

1854, February 18 1EGWLM 983.17

negative influence of S. W. Rhodes, etc., 417-420 1EGWLM 983.18

1854, May 13, 434 n3 1EGWLM 983.19

“instruction, reproof, and counsel” 1EGWLM 983.20

1854, June 1EGWLM 983.21

proper discipline of children as it relates to their salvation, 427-429, 430-431 1EGWLM 983.22

1854, June 18, 434 n3 1EGWLM 983.23

warning against improper familiarity with female church members, 432-433 and n1 1EGWLM 983.24

the weaknesses of Seley Hungerford; an appeal for self-denial among members in Bedford, Michigan, 438-441 1EGWLM 983.25

1855, May 5 1EGWLM 983.26

prospects of recovery for James White; relocation of publishing house, 449-450 1EGWLM 983.27

1855, August 22 (?) 1EGWLM 983.28

J. N. Andrews's plans to marry Angeline Stevens, 451-453 1EGWLM 983.29

1855, August 22 1EGWLM 983.30

call for James White to cut down on his overwork, which was endangering his life, 454-457 1EGWLM 983.31

1855 c. 1EGWLM 983.32

cautions on severe church discipline, etc., 463-465 1EGWLM 983.33

1856, c. January 1EGWLM 983.34

concern for negative influence of Harriet Stevens on Uriah Smith, Roxanna Bacheller, and Harriet Hastings, 471-473 1EGWLM 983.35

pleasing to God that Uriah Smith should be editor of the Review, 472 1EGWLM 983.36

1856, May 27 1EGWLM 983.37

formal preaching style of David Arnold, etc., 486-489 and n1 1EGWLM 983.38

1856, December 9 1EGWLM 983.39

decline in spirituality among Adventists who had migrated west, 495-500 1EGWLM 983.40

1857, c. January 1EGWLM 983.41

an appeal to bereaved parents to turn from their materialism, 509-511 1EGWLM 983.42

1857, May 1EGWLM 983.43

admonition to a preacher to sell a portion of his large farms and “lay up treasure in heaven,” etc., 521 and nn1, 3 1EGWLM 983.44

J. C. Day should never again be entrusted to a leadership position, 569 and n7 1EGWLM 983.45

1857, c. June 1EGWLM 983.46

ministers should be released for work in unentered areas, etc., 517-520 and n1 1EGWLM 983.47

1857, July 6 1EGWLM 983.48

distortions of the Laodicean message in New York, 749 and nn9, 10 1EGWLM 983.49

the misuse of church discipline: causes and cures, 526-530, 563 and n4 1EGWLM 983.50

S. W. Rhodes unsuited to oversee meetings dealing with church discipline, 523-525 and nn1, 4 1EGWLM 983.51

1857, October 8 1EGWLM 983.52

an appeal to Anthony Burwell, who 1EGWLM 983.53

“loves earthly treasure better than the truth,” 542-544 1EGWLM 984.1

appeal to Sylsbre Rumery to act more generously toward Victor Jones, 538-541 1EGWLM 984.2

counsel to recently married Uriah and Harriet Smith urging them to fully consecrated service, 531-533 1EGWLM 984.3

counsel to Uriah Smith, who has considered resigning as Review editor, etc., 534-537 1EGWLM 984.4

1857, November 1EGWLM 984.5

Mary Loughborough's homesickness, etc., 546 1EGWLM 984.6

1858, c. 1EGWLM 984.7

Mary Loughborough's homesickness and loneliness, 575-578 1EGWLM 984.8

1858, March 1 1EGWLM 984.9

appeal to Mary Loughborough to make sacrifices for sake of husband's traveling ministry, 557-562 1EGWLM 984.10

problems of “wrangling and strife” among churches of Oswego County, New York, 564-565, 749 and n11 1EGWLM 984.11

1858, October 1EGWLM 984.12

oppositional elements in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, 567-568 and n2 1EGWLM 984.13

1858, October 1EGWLM 984.14

lack of confidence of Benedict family in local church, 664-665 1EGWLM 984.15

1858, November 1EGWLM 984.16

E. L. Barr should not travel among the churches, 729 and n3 1EGWLM 984.17

1859 1EGWLM 984.18

James White called to shed managerial tasks and focus on writing and speaking, 751-753 1EGWLM 984.19

1859, c. January 1EGWLM 984.20

vision for “Brother Bates,” 583 1EGWLM 984.21

1859, c. June 1EGWLM 984.22

John Byington losing his spirit of sacrifice, 672-674, 676-682 1EGWLM 984.23

1859, c. July 1EGWLM 984.24

lack of care by Cyrenius and Louisa Smith for the plight of M. B. Czechowski and widow Cranson, 683-685 1EGWLM 984.25

1859, September 1EGWLM 984.26

distortions of the Laodicean message in Roosevelt, New York, 746-750 1EGWLM 984.27

negative influence of S. W. Rhodes, etc., 742-743 1EGWLM 984.28

1859, c. September 1EGWLM 984.29

Lewis Bean not called to full-time ministry, 722-724 1EGWLM 984.30

ministerial potential of certain persons in Vermont, 714-718 1EGWLM 984.31

weaknesses that unfit D. T. Evans for full-time ministerial work, 724-726 1EGWLM 984.32

1859, c. 1EGWLM 984.33

counsel for a strained marriage, 756-757 1EGWLM 984.34

the importance of humility and simplicity in prayer, 754-755 1EGWLM 984.35

murmuring against the leadership of James White, 758-760 1EGWLM 984.36

White, Henry Nichols (son of Ellen and James), 443, 492, 502, 624, 645, 695 and n3 1EGWLM 984.37

Edson thanks Henry for Bible and candy, 316 1EGWLM 984.38

EGW concern for his salvation, 514 1EGWLM 984.39

gives of personal money to the poor, 610 1EGWLM 984.40

homeschooled by Martha Byington, 607 and n113, 739 n4 1EGWLM 984.41

meets his brother James Edson for the first time, 186 n1 1EGWLM 984.42

stays with Howland family in infancy, 265, 298 n9, 301 and n9, 695 n3 1EGWLM 984.43

visits grandparents in Gorham, Maine, 249 1EGWLM 984.44

White, James Edson (“Edson”—son of James and Ellen), 350, 385, 388, 389, 443, 468, 492, 502, 585, 613, 624, 739-740 1EGWLM 984.45

accompanies EGW on trip to western Michigan, 591 1EGWLM 984.46

appears in EGW dream of bridge covered with water, 220 and n3 1EGWLM 984.47

EGW concern for his salvation, 514 1EGWLM 984.48

gives of personal money to the poor, 610 1EGWLM 984.49

homeschooled by Martha Byington, 607 and n113 1EGWLM 984.50

infanthood 1EGWLM 984.51

“is smart … he talks very plain,” 307, 315 1EGWLM 984.52

looked after temporarily by Clarissa Bonfoey, 214 n11, 265 and n13 1EGWLM 984.53

on point of death, dramatically healed, 1EGWLM 984.54

216-217, 222-223 and n5, 228 1EGWLM 985.1

reunited with mother after long absence, 214 and n11 1EGWLM 985.2

travels, 198 and n5 1EGWLM 985.3

meets his brother Henry Nichols for first time, 186 n1 1EGWLM 985.4

plays in Kalamazoo River despite parents’ prohibition, 740 and n5 1EGWLM 985.5

White, James Springer (son of John and Betsey, husband of Ellen G.), 125, 133 and n4, 268 nn2, 3, 436 and n12, 468, 562, 585, 589, 593 and n62, 596, 597, 602, 611, 617, 618, 622, 624, 631, 632, 637, 638, 640, 646, 647, 649, 650, 652, 653, 657, 658, 660, 706, 707, 710, 729 n3, 736, 738 1EGWLM 985.6

abilities as a writer, 752 n4 1EGWLM 985.7

accompanies EGW (Harmon) in 1845 visit to New Hampshire, 767 n2 1EGWLM 985.8

rebukes Bennett and Billings, 768-769 1EGWLM 985.9

accused of financial impropriety, Whites crushed in spirit, 275 1EGWLM 985.10

Advent Review, The, 211-212 1EGWLM 985.11

appeals for contributions to M. B. Czechowski, 609 n120 1EGWLM 985.12

appears in EGW dream of bridge covered with water, 220 1EGWLM 985.13

called to shed managerial tasks and focus on writing and speaking, 751-753 and nn2, 5 1EGWLM 985.14

confronts the 1851 time prediction, 286 n2 1EGWLM 985.15

criticism of his leadership, 758-760 and nn3, 4 1EGWLM 985.16

disagreement with Joseph Bates over the publication of periodicals, 238 and n8, 241 and n14, 243 and n6 1EGWLM 985.17

discouraged to point of giving up publishing work, God's intervention, 464-465 and n5 1EGWLM 985.18

discouragement with early publishing ventures 1EGWLM 985.19

EGW encouragement: “write, write, write, write,” 188-189 and n2 1EGWLM 985.20

earns $25 for six weeks manual labor, 124 and n2 1EGWLM 985.21

EGW defends James against charges of severity, 425-426 and n2, 453 1EGWLM 985.22

EGW shown God did not give James a permanent position of church leadership, 681 and n12, 759 and n5 1EGWLM 985.23

gives earliest published account of EGW's first vision, 85 n2 1EGWLM 985.24

goes in pursuit of Samuel Rhodes to pray for Edson White's recovery, 216 1EGWLM 985.25

The Good Samaritan launches, 585 n25 1EGWLM 985.26

heads publishing work even after re-organization of 1855, 535 and n6 1EGWLM 985.27

Health: or How to Live, 618 n12 1EGWLM 985.28

at his brother Nathaniel's deathbed, 342-347 1EGWLM 985.29

Hymns for God's Peculiar People, 198 and n6 1EGWLM 985.30

ill health, 349, 377, 383 and n4, 388, 760 and n7 1EGWLM 985.31

dramatically healed from cholera in response to prayer, 216-217, 223 and n5, 228-229 1EGWLM 985.32

EGW asks angel if James will recover, 449 and n3 1EGWLM 985.33

EGW suspects James has tuberculosis, 443 and n4 1EGWLM 985.34

his depression, summer 1853, 382 and n1 1EGWLM 985.35

James requests spikenard for his ailments, 444 and n7, 445 1EGWLM 985.36

overwork endangering his life, 443 n6, 454-457 and nn3, 11, 479 and n4 1EGWLM 985.37

after prayer “an entire change,” 479, 483 1EGWLM 985.38

severe cold affects lungs January 1851, 455-456 and nn7, 8 1EGWLM 985.39

“in less than two weeks … has preached ten times,” 688 1EGWLM 985.40

personal finances 1EGWLM 985.41

“raised above dependence and want,” 681 and n13, 759 and n6 1EGWLM 985.42

present at EGW (Harmon) vision Feb. 1845, 127 1EGWLM 985.43

Present Truth, The, 197 1EGWLM 985.44

provides Joseph Bates with free housing for 14 months—charged with favoritism, 673 and n7 1EGWLM 985.45

retains Millerite interpretation of millennium until after 1846, 90 n16 1EGWLM 985.46

reverses position on time of trouble after EGW vision, 88 n12 1EGWLM 985.47

Review Extra, 293 and n3 1EGWLM 985.48

Satan attacks White with illness in order to hinder work on the Review, 1EGWLM 985.49

280-281 and n11 1EGWLM 986.1

Systematic Benevolence, 589 n46 1EGWLM 986.2

urged to work in unity with Uriah Smith, 536 and n9 1EGWLM 986.3

whipped by drunkards, 599 1EGWLM 986.4

White, John 1EGWLM 986.5

seriously considers becoming a Sabbathkeeper in 1855, 458-461 and nn8, 15 1EGWLM 986.6

White, John and Betsey (parents of James White), 347, 696, 702 and n8, 704 and n4, 728 and n4 1EGWLM 986.7

buy house in Battle Creek, 612 and n133, 613 1EGWLM 986.8

move to Battle Creek, 461 n15, 596 n68, 666 and n3 1EGWLM 986.9

start to keep the Sabbath 1859 1EGWLM 986.10

John, however, retains his membership in the Christian Church for several years, 667 n4 1EGWLM 986.11

White, John W. (brother of James White), 622 and n28 1EGWLM 986.12

White, Nathaniel (brother of James White), 435 and n6, 443 1EGWLM 986.13

becomes a Sabbathkeeper, 345 1EGWLM 986.14

EGW describes his final hours, 342-347 1EGWLM 986.15

reconciled to sickness and imminent death, 345 1EGWLM 986.16

worldly ambitions crushed by illness, 344-345 1EGWLM 986.17

White, William Clarence (“Willie”), 443, 479, 492, 501-502, 513, 584, 585, 596, 631, 645, 652, 696 n7, 701-702 and n2, 703-704, 727-728 1EGWLM 986.18

accompanies his parents on tour of Eastern states in 1858, 701 n4, 727 n1 1EGWLM 986.19

gives of personal money to the poor, 610 1EGWLM 986.20

problem with impatience in early years, 703 and n3 1EGWLM 986.21

Wicked, the 1EGWLM 986.22

finally destroyed, “cease to exist,” 119-120, 195 1EGWLM 986.23

Brother Hewit rejects, 255 1EGWLM 986.24

EGW versus Millerite interpretation of, 120 and n5, see also Conditional immortality 1EGWLM 986.25

Widows, care of, 687 1EGWLM 986.26

Wilcox, Henry H., 657 and n26 1EGWLM 986.27

Wilcox, John Y. 1EGWLM 986.28

ostracized by Connecticut members, 711-712 and n8, 731 1EGWLM 986.29

Wilkinson, Diantha, see Benedict, Diantha (daughter of Joseph) 1EGWLM 986.30

Willard, Eliza, 316 and n27 1EGWLM 986.31

Willard and wife, 469 1EGWLM 986.32

William, 611 1EGWLM 986.33

Wine, 620 1EGWLM 986.34

fermented versus unfermented, 628 n59 1EGWLM 986.35

medicinal use, 606 and n110 1EGWLM 986.36

wine and raw egg, 628 and n59 1EGWLM 986.37

Woodruff, Azmon, 563 and n2 1EGWLM 986.38

Woodstock, Maine, 283 n6 1EGWLM 986.39

Word to the “Little Flock,” A, 85 n3, 118 n2 1EGWLM 986.40

Worlds, other, seen in vision 1EGWLM 986.41

EGW cannot bear to return to this world, begs to stay, 151, 185 and n21 1EGWLM 986.42

inhabitants noble, majestic, 185 and n20 1EGWLM 986.43

met Enoch in a world with seven moons, 151 1EGWLM 986.44

in one place saw inhabitants who had never sinned, 151 1EGWLM 986.45

“they meet every Sabbath holy unto the Lord,” 185 1EGWLM 986.46

Wrath of God (Rev. 11:18) 1EGWLM 986.47

EGW versus Bates's interpretation, 140 n7 1EGWLM 986.48

still future: comes after Jesus finishes work in Most Holy Place, 140, 148 1EGWLM 986.49