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4301 Revelation-Inspiration—Ellen White’s Witness and Experience, p. 5.6 (Paul A. Gordon)
… of James White in 1881 signaled the end of an era. The prophet had been given the visions, and James White had usually been the leading force in carrying out …
4302 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 2.7 (Paul A. Gordon)
… Creek, James White, as a Review editor, wrote: “The political excitement of 1860 will probably run as high as it has for many years, and we would warn our brethren …
4303 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 2.9 (Paul A. Gordon)
It is evident that some Adventists did vote in this election, for two years later James White wrote:
4304 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 2.11 (Paul A. Gordon)
… Horn. James and Ellen White were there also, and both of them spoke to the assembled delegates. The report of this session states that J. N. Andrews spoke at one …
4305 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 2.12 (Paul A. Gordon)
An important item of business at the session was the choice of officers. James White was elected president of the General Conference; Uriah Smith, secretary; and I. D. Van Horn, treasurer.
4306 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 2.13 (Paul A. Gordon)
… that James and Ellen White were present and actively participated in the work of the conference, we note this resolution:
4307 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 3.4 (Paul A. Gordon)
Discussing the coming political campaign of 1880 in one of his last editorials, James White said:
4308 The Right To Vote—Shall I Exercise It?, p. 3.6 (Paul A. Gordon)
Just one month before the death of James White, Seventh-day Adventists were gathered for camp meeting in Des Moines, Iowa. A proposed action was placed before the delegates which read:
4309 Seventh-day Adventism—The Spirit Behind the Church, p. 2.1 (White Estate & Biblical Researech Institute)
The Seventh-day Adventist church was founded by Joseph Bates, Ellen G. White, and James White (not Ellen G. White alone).
4310 Seventh-day Adventism—The Spirit Behind the Church, p. 8 (White Estate & Biblical Researech Institute)
Chapter 23—James White and Uriah Smith denied the deity of Christ.
4311 Seventh-day Adventism—The Spirit Behind the Church, p. 9.3 (White Estate & Biblical Researech Institute)
… Ellen White’s views on masturbation were not written by her but by physicians quoted by James White in A Solemn Appeal, 12, 91, 96, 257, 271. For comments on each …
4312 Seventh-day Adventists and Life Insurance, p. 1.4 (Kalapala J. Moses)
While concurring with Cottrell’s general position, James White had reservations about the texts’ applicability and expressed his concern about the consequences, writing:
4313 Slavery—Will It Be Revived?, p. 3.2 (Ellen Gould White)
… , Mrs. White’s son, James Edson White, with his missionary boat, “The Morning Star” and with a company of associate workers, all on a self-supporting basis, began …
4314 Slavery—Will It Be Revived?, p. 7.4 (Ellen Gould White)
James Edson White in turn, in 1898, published this in The Southern Work, 97-108 a collection of E. G. White counsels published as an inspiration and guide to those who would work in the South.
4315 Slavery—Will It Be Revived?, p. 13.2 (Ellen Gould White)
There were present Brethren W. W. Prescott. A. G. Danielle, W. C. White, M. C. Israel, L. J. Rousseau, W. A. Colcord, M. G. Kellogg, W. D. Salisbury, James Smith, and Sisters E. G. White and E. J. Burnham.
4316 Slavery—Will It Be Revived?, p. 16.1 (Ellen Gould White)
… by James Edson White in The Southern Work, 97 -L08.—A. L. White)
4317 Some Hermeneutical Principles Bearing On the Ellen G. White Writings, p. 14.2 (Paul A. Gordon)
… . Elder James White wrote:
4318 Some Hermeneutical Principles Bearing On the Ellen G. White Writings, p. 16.2 (Paul A. Gordon)
James and Ellen White often had to lead out in reforms. In an editorial in the The Review and Herald, March 17, 1868, James White shares some of the problems they faced in attempting to implement these reforms:
4319 The “Shut Door” Documents, p. 3.1 (Robert W. Olson)
In 1868 James White wrote:
4320 The “Shut Door” Documents, p. 4.2 (Robert W. Olson)
… by James White on April 6, 1846, in the broadside, “To the Little Remnant Scattered Abroad.” On May 30, 1847, it was published yet again by James White in the pamphlet …