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43801 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 8.3 (James Springer White)

… here referred too. Most certainly they are the ten kings of the divided fourth kingdom; for they are the subject of discourse. And (2) the kingdom set up. It is the …

43803 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom

… may refer to the humiliation of the proud monarch of Babylon, [ Chap. 4:31-37 ,] or to the cowardice of Belshazzar, who, instead of driving away his foes like a lion …

43804 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 35.3 (James Springer White)

“We refer to facts, Venerable Brethren, which not only are known to you, but of which you are witnesses; even you, who, though you mourn, and, as your pastoral duty …

43805 The Four Universal Monarchies of the Prophecy of Daniel, and God’s Everlasting Kingdom, p. 45.3 (James Springer White)

… , and refer the reader to our works on the 2300 days and the Sanctuary, where it is shown that the 2300 prophetic days began B. C. 457, and terminated A. D. 1844.

43806 The Game of Life, p. 5.1 (James Springer White)

… mysterious reference to the whole idea that is to be expressed. The very architecture intimates the presence of that dark being to whose sphere belongs …

43807 God’s Memorial, p. 1.3 (James Springer White)

… no reference to man’s physical wants of a day of rest. Neither does it speak of his spiritual necessities of a day of public worship.

43808 God’s Memorial, p. 6.3 (James Springer White)

… in reference to the memorial of the great God will be seen only in the immortal state, when from one Sabbath to another, and from one new moon to another, all flesh …

43809 God’s Memorial, p. 8.2 (James Springer White)

… in reference to all flesh appearing before the Lord from one new moon to another, be fulfilled when the entire family of the redeemed shall come each month …

43810 God’s Memorial, p. 11.6 (James Springer White)

… , without reference to any particular day, “As often as ye eat this bread and drink this cup, ye do show the Lord’s death till he come.” 1 Corinthians 11:26. These memorials …

43811 Health, or, How to Live, p. 9.1 (James Springer White)

… we refer to those who have become so nervous and shattered by long using this slow poison that they are compelled to abandon it. Says a veteran tobacco-user …

43812 Health, or, How to Live, p. 75.2 (James Springer White)

The course pursued afterward has been nearly as follows. qualified somewhat, as I have before said, with reference to the age, sex, and vital power of the subject:

43813 Health, or, How to Live, p. 107.1 (James Springer White)

… in reference to health, but in regard to cheapness. The rooms have not been arranged so that they could be ventilated as they should have been without exposing …

43815 Health, or, How to Live, p. 111.3 (James Springer White)

… in reference to their religious experience.

43816 Health, or, How to Live, p. 126.1 (James Springer White)

In a former communication we referred to the common error among Hydropathic people generally, of using too severe home treatment. In our section of the country we know such to be the case.

43817 Health, or, How to Live, p. 130.1 (James Springer White)

… will refer you to the work of Dr. Chapman, professor in the Medical School of Philadelphia, which says: ‘Taking drugs habitually conduces to destroy the stomach …

43818 Health, or, How to Live, p. 160.1 (James Springer White)

… not referable to the syphilitic poison, but to the mercury with which they have been drugged.” And, finally: “Of all sciences, medicine is the most uncertain.”

43819 Health, or, How to Live, p. 207.2 (James Springer White)

School-houses used formerly to be built without any reference whatever to the necessity of having pure air; but a better state of things is gradually coming to exist, and improved ventilation is now secured.

43820 Health, or, How to Live, p. 274.1 (James Springer White)

… , with reference to the permanent interests of the human constitution, that it is better not to wear woolen next to the skin, when cotton, linen, or silk under …