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8241 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 65.4 (James R. Nix)
… present.—James White, Life Incidents, p. 274.
8242 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 67.3 (James R. Nix)
… Brother [James] White, and all practiced the closest economy, thus saving all that could be saved to meet the expense of publishing the paper and tracts.
8243 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 68.4 (James R. Nix)
… account, James and Ellen White were also present at this meeting. Though these early pioneers were very poor (the Whites were using borrowed furniture in …
8244 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 70.2 (James R. Nix)
When James and Ellen White first moved to Rochester, New York, they lived at 124 Mt. Hope Avenue. Their rent was $175 per year. As the number of people living in the …
8245 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 73.1 (James R. Nix)
… C. White, “Sketches and Memories of James and Ellen G. White,” No. XIV, Beginnings in Rochester, Review and Herald, June 13,1935, p. 10.
8246 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 73.3 (James R. Nix)
… Brother [James] White, were preparing the first tracts to be sent out to the people. The instruments we had to use were a brad-awl, a straight edge, and a pen knife …
8247 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 73.4 (James R. Nix)
… Sister James White wrapped and directed advance copies to our people in other places. It was a happy day indeed, and why should it not have been? “The office of …
8248 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 77.4 (James R. Nix)
… Brother [James] White, “we want you to take old Charlie horse and the carriage and take Brother Loughborough around on your six-weeks’ circuit in southwestern …
8249 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 79.1 (James R. Nix)
Late in 1855, James White moved the press from Rochester, New York, to Battle Creek, Michigan, where the name “Seventh-day Adventist” was chosen in 1860, and the General Conference was organized in 1863.
8250 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 79.3 (James R. Nix)
… . When James White visited Michigan in 1853, and gave the modest suggestion at Battle Creek that if the brethren were faithful, they might create quite a company …
8251 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 80.2 (James R. Nix)
… to James White to purchase land and erect a building in Battle Creek for the printing plant and publishing office of the Review and Herald.
8252 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 80.3 (James R. Nix)
… ; and James White, with his brethren and co-workers, accepted gladly.At the time the Present Truth was started in 1849, James and Ellen White were living in the …
8253 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 86.4 (James R. Nix)
… Elder [James] White said to the donors, “Do not be discouraged; we believe in due time the Lord will provide men and means for the proclamation of His truth in California …
8254 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 88.2 (James R. Nix)
… . Elder [James] White then said, “Has no one had any impressions of duty with reference to the California field?”
8255 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 91.4 (James R. Nix)
… Elder James White made the call in the Review for $1,000 to send Elders Bourdeau and Loughborough to California with a new tent, one of the New York City journals …
8256 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 98.2 (James R. Nix)
… Elder [James] White’s son J. E. White, including all Western subscribers to the Review and Herald. The paper was offered for $2 per year to those who chose to pay …
8257 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 98.3 (James R. Nix)
… of James White. In a note in the first issue, which he signed as president of the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association, he suggested that for $2,000 …
8258 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 99.1 (James R. Nix)
… , including James White, Ellen White, and J. N. Loughborough. The growing list was published in each succeeding issue. In the fifth issue the $10,000 for a steam …
8259 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 99.2 (James R. Nix)
… Elder James White, who was in Battle Creek and had been elected for a second time as president of the General Conference. The General Conference, it said, had …
8260 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 106.1 (James R. Nix)
… , Elder James White told the familiar story of carrying the first copy of the Present Truth to the post office in a carpetbag, and then, with a voice tense with …