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25361 Christ in the Old Testament, and the Sabbath in the New, p. 42.2 (James Springer White)

But here we are met by a certain class of opponents of the primeval Sabbath with the assertion that only nine of the ten commandments are given in the New Testament …

25362 Christ in the Old Testament, and the Sabbath in the New, p. 42.3 (James Springer White)

With these statements which, as we shall show, are utterly void of truth, they give the impression that the Sabbath is not as important in the Christian, as in …

25363 The Early Life and Later Experience and Labors of Elder Joseph Bates, p. 42.1 (James Springer White)

After the gale we joined the British fleet, consisting of about thirty line-of-battle ships, carrying from eighty to one hundred and thirty guns apiece, besides …

25364 The Early Life and Later Experience and Labors of Elder Joseph Bates, p. 42.2 (James Springer White)

To improve our mental faculties, when we had a few leisure moments from ship duty and naval tactics, we were furnished with a library of two choice books for …

25365 An Earnest Appeal, p. 42.1 (James Springer White)

As far as human agencies are concerned, much credit should be given to sister A. P. Van Horn, who filled the responsible position of Secretary with ability and …

25366 An Earnest Appeal, p. 42.2 (James Springer White)

But let all our people understand that it is because God has especially blessed and directed those who have had a heart to labor and suffer, and sacrifice …

25367 An Earnest Appeal, p. 42.3 (James Springer White)

Those who are compelled to leave the personal care of the work, under most painful circumstances as regards health, cheerfully and confidingly trust themselves …

25368 An Earnest Appeal, p. 42.4 (James Springer White)

We have made sacrifices to build up our Health Institute, such as is not in our power to do again. Yet, as we now have faithful, representative men at Battle Creek …

25369 An Earnest Appeal, p. 42.5 (James Springer White)

About four years since, by bad management, the Health Institute and the Reformer were brought into most discouraging circumstances; so much so, that we at …

25370 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 7.6 (James Springer White)

Verses 42, 43. “And as the toes of the feet were part of iron and part of clay, so the kingdom [Roman kingdom] shall be partly strong and partly broken. And whereas …

25371 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 10.1 (James Springer White)

… 22:42. “Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom.” Thus, to his death, it seems, his kingdom had not been set up.

25373 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 42.1 (James Springer White)

“Finding his resources exhausted, he resolved to go into Persia, to levy tributes and collect large sums which he had agreed to pay to the Romans .”

25374 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 42.2 (James Springer White)

Surely we need not question which was exceeding great, the Roman power which exacted the tribute, or Antiochus who was compelled to pay it.

25375 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 42.3 (James Springer White)

4th. The power in question was “little” at first, but it waxed or grew “exceeding great toward the south, and toward the east, and toward the pleasant land.” What can …

25376 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 42.4 (James Springer White)

5th. Out of many reasons that might be added to the above, we name but one. This power was to stand up against the Prince of princes. Verse 25. The Prince of princes …

25378 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 42.5 (James Springer White)

1st. This power was to come forth from one of the four kingdoms of Alexander’s empire. Let us remember that nations are not brought into prophecy, till somehow …

25379 Health, or, How to Live, p. 42.1 (James Springer White)

BOILED APPLES. — Select tart mellow apples. Boil in water sufficient to cover them, with the addition of sugar or molasses. When tender, remove into a vegetable dish, carefully simmer down the syrup and pour over the apples.

25380 Health, or, How to Live, p. 42.2 (James Springer White)

STEAMED SWEET APPLES. — Select apples of uniform size, remove the stem and blow end, place in an earthen dish in a steamer, steam until a fork will pass through them easily. They will be very juicy and delicious.