Ellen G. White Writings

141 The Review and Herald April 16, 1901, paragraph 7

… drink alcohol, Satan would cause them to descend lower and lower in the scale.

142 The Review and Herald July 9, 1901, paragraph 9

… and alcohol go together.

143 The Review and Herald June 15, 1905, paragraph 14

… drink. Alcohol robs men of their reasoning powers. Watch that man entering the saloon. His eye is bright, and his step steady. Watch him as he comes out. The brightness …

144 The Review and Herald June 15, 1905, paragraph 15

… of alcohol. In that great day when every man will be judged according to the deeds done in the body, what will those who have legalized the liquor traffic say …

145 The Review and Herald April 2, 1914, paragraph 2

… of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea, and coffee, many of the readers of the Review are familiar .

146 The Review and Herald April 9, 1914, paragraph 4

… of alcohol, tobacco, tea and coffee, spices, and other stimulants and narcotics, were further emphasized .

147 The Review and Herald June 25, 1959, paragraph 16

… , and alcohol we must present as sinful indulgences. We cannot place on the same ground, meat, eggs, butter, cheese and such articles placed upon the table. These …

148 The Signs of the Times January 6, 1876, Art. A, paragraph 3

… and alcoholic liquors. There are not a few who pass directly from the dens of infamy to the sleep of death; they close their life-record among the associations …

149 The Signs of the Times January 6, 1876, Art. A, paragraph 8

… and alcoholic liquors! For what? To ensure health and prolong life? Oh, no! To aid in the perfection of Christian character and a fitness for the society of holy …

150 The Signs of the Times March 2, 1882, Art. A, paragraph 8

… as alcoholic beverages, are different degrees in the scale of artificial stimulants. Those who, like Daniel, refuse to defile themselves, will reap the reward …

151 The Signs of the Times July 3, 1884, paragraph 11

… . The alcoholic draught deprives a man of reason, so that his actions are wild, inconsistent, and unreasonable. The drunkard does not, with calm judgment, act …

152 The Signs of the Times February 11, 1886, paragraph 14

… in alcoholic beverages. And while Christians are asleep, this giant evil of intemperance is gaining strength and making fresh victims.

153 The Signs of the Times August 11, 1887, paragraph 3

… brandy, alcohol, wine beer, tea, or coffee.

154 The Signs of the Times June 22, 1891, paragraph 2

… and alcohol, tobacco and opium, and go from one stage of debasement to another. They are slaves to appetite. Counsel which they once respected, they learn to …

155 The Signs of the Times November 19, 1896, paragraph 7

… and alcoholic drinks. Others he tempts by pointing them to their own degradation and helplessness. Those who yield to his temptations can have no conception …

156 Manuscript Releases, vol. 1 [Nos. 19-96], p. 241.3 (Ellen Gould White)

… given alcohol, tea, coffee, or drugs; for these always leave traces of evil behind them.

157 Manuscript Releases, vol. 2 [Nos. 97-161], p. 107.2 (Ellen Gould White)