Ellen G. White Writings

3801 The Home Missionary, vol. 5 November 1893, page 9 paragraph 6

… and legalized discovery and occupation in America. The purpose of their bulls was to prevent or settle difficulties and wars between rival claimants to …

3802 The Home Missionary, vol. 5 November 1893, page 10 paragraph 4

… a legal day of rest for all its officials, but the States have Sunday laws which do not enforce any specific worship but do guard the day’s restfulness. Moreover …

3803 The Home Missionary, vol. 5 November 1893, page 11 paragraph 1

… complete legal, legislative, and governmental basis for all her claims. And we say again that there is not one person in the National Reform combination, nor …

3804 Is Sunday the True Sabbath of God?, p. 51.2 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… a legal reward, and meet me in debate about it. I hold receipt to Enright’s ‘back-out;’ and I filed sworn affidavits at Battle Creek, Mich., with the Adventist leaders …

3805 Judicial Religious Legislation Exposed, p. 3.7 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… “The Legal and Constitutional Aspects” of Sunday legislation; pleading that it “be regarded as civil,” yet presenting no single item of any other ground than …

3806 Lessons on Faith, p. 67.2 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… dead legalism. He does say that faith without works is dead and this agrees most fully with what we have just quoted and written. For if faith without works …

3807 The Medical Missionary, vol. 15 December 12, 1906, page 200 paragraph 4

… traditionalism, legalism or Pharisaism.

3808 The Medical Missionary, vol. 16 September 11, 1907, page 296 paragraph 1

… a legal system of bargain and “compact,” of “condition” and proviso!

3809 The Medical Missionary, vol. 16 September 18, 1907, page 302 paragraph 5

… of legality, their obedience only their own, upon their own promise, and their righteousness only of themselves and of the law. That, therefore, is eternally …

3810 The Medical Missionary, vol. 18 January 20, 1909, page 45 paragraph 2

… , legislative, legal, formal, assuming and dominating, spirit and machinery of Federation and Confederation of men and of the ways of men. But when this was all …

3811 The Medical Missionary, vol. 18 January 20, 1909, page 45 paragraph 3

… governmental, legal, formal, merely human and machine, “unity” of Federation and Confederation that there is left neither place for it nor need of it.

3812 The Medical Missionary, vol. 18 March 10, 1909, page 186 paragraph 9

… a legal authority that should be satisfactory to the legal profession. It is Cooley’s “Constitutional Limitations, Chap. 13, par. 1-9:

3813 The Medical Missionary, vol. 18 March 24, 1909, page 228 paragraph 8

… , or legal force or influence.” It is especially appropriate that this warlike “substitute for war” should have been “originally proposed by Russia.” Undoubtedly …

3814 National Reform an Absurdity, p. 15.2 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… a legal fiction and “for the advancement of justice,” given a personality, but this personality “has no existence except in a figure .” The definition is this:—

3815 National Reform an Absurdity, p. 15.4 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… , this legal fiction, is the fundamental proposition upon which rests the whole National Reform movement! It is this sheer abstraction which that party proposes …

3816 National Reform and the Rights of Conscience, p. 11.1 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… undeniable legal basis in the fundamental law of the land. Such Christianity thereby becomes the law of the land; and the only point upon which turns the question …

3817 National Reform is Church and State [BSL], p. 13.2 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)

… the legality of the Cincinnati School Board’s prohibiting prayer and the reading of the Scriptures in the public schools. In St. Louis, also, under their model …

3818 National Reform is Church and State [SL], p. 13.2 (Alonzo Trevier Jones)