Ellen G. White Writings

4421 Miracles in My Life, p. 98.4 (John Norton Loughborough)

… heavy storms which had passed over a few hours before us. On Monday, Dec. 30, we arrived safely at Southampton. The steamship “Homer,” on which we had expected to …

4422 Miracles in My Life, p. 100.1 (John Norton Loughborough)

… and storms all the way, and were sixteen days making the voyage usually made in eleven, there was no damage to our steamer, and I arrived in Battle Creek on the …

4423 Questions on the Sealing Message, p. 33.1 (John Norton Loughborough)

… the storm approaches, a large class who have professed faith in the third message, but have not been sanctified through it, abandon their position, and take …

4424 The Saints’ Inheritance, p. 78.5 (John Norton Loughborough)

… fierce storms or destructive tempests. Pernicious or terrifying meteors will have no place therein. We shall no more have occasion to say:—

4425 The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America, p. 2 (Percy Tilson Magan)

… the storm center—The czar’s manifesto and the Peace and Disarmament Conference—The United States formerly the champion of peace—The Monroe doctrine—The …

4426 The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America, p. 129.3 (Percy Tilson Magan)

… hail-storm of bullets. But many of them, if their consciences condemned the Filipino war ever so severely, would be loath to face the charge of want of patriotism …

4427 The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America

… the storm center—The czar’s manifesto and the Peace and Disarmament Conference—The United States formerly the champion of peace—The Monroe doctrine—The …

4428 The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America, p. 166.1 (Percy Tilson Magan)

… the storm-center round which the international typhoon is whirling, and even now almost bursting from its own inherent power,-power so sensitive and dangerous …

4429 The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America, p. 183.5 (Percy Tilson Magan)

… a storm, thou shalt be like a cloud to cover the land, thou, and all thy bands, and many people with thee.... It shall be in the latter days, and I will bring thee against …

4430 The Peril of the Republic of the United States of America, p. 192.2 (Percy Tilson Magan)

… the storm, the distant roar of the angry billows of strife in things religious and civil. The tempest will surely break, but let it be our holy glory, our sacred …

4431 Dissertations on the True Inheritance of the Saints, p. 53.2 (William Miller)

… dreadful storm; and where is our watchman’s voice? Your silence gives us fears that we are betrayed. Awake, awake! Ye watchmen, to your post! It is no false alarm …

4432 Miller’s Works, vol. 1. Views of the Prophecies and Prophetic Chronology, p. 117.5 (William Miller)

… coming storm; when the fire of God’s wrath will try every man’s work, and when truth only will stand in the day of judgment? “Heaven and earth shall pass away: but …

4433 Miller’s Works, vol. 2. Evidence from Scripture and History of the Second Coming of Christ about the Year, p. 225.1 (William Miller)

… this storm of hail is the last part of the seventh vial; it is the closing up of the judgments of God on an ungodly world. Whether we are to understand this hail …

4434 Miller’s Works, vol. 3. Exposition of the Twenty-Fourth Of Matthew; The True Inheritance Of The Saints; The Cleansing of the Sanctuary; The Ty, p. 106.1 (William Miller)

… the storm, of all the works of man. The face of the earth was covered over with ice, as though a hundred winters had reigned predominant. The eye could rest on nothing …

4435 Miller’s Works, vol. 3. Exposition of the Twenty-Fourth Of Matthew; The True Inheritance Of The Saints; The Cleansing of the Sanctuary; The Ty, p. 107.1 (William Miller)

--- The storm had ceased. The sun appeared behind the broken clouds, far in the west, with now and then a faint and sickly ray, that made the desolation still more …

4436 Miller’s Works, vol. 3. Exposition of the Twenty-Fourth Of Matthew; The True Inheritance Of The Saints; The Cleansing of the Sanctuary; The Ty, p. 111.1 (William Miller)

… the storm of hail: no sulphureous smell, no suffocating heat like that. It was a flame more pure — a searching, cleansing, penetrating flame of fire, that searched …

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