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8261 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 156.4 (James R. Nix)
… , the Whites stayed with friends in Battle Creek. When word came that the new building in Oakland was nearing completion, James traveled to New York to purchase …
8262 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 157.1 (James R. Nix)
Sacrifices by the Whites such as they made on this occasion were not uncommon. Many times in the past they had felt compelled to act similarly.—Virgil Robinson, James White, p. 255.
8263 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 157.3 (James R. Nix)
… lives, James and Ellen White would practice that injunction. No one was ever turned hungry from their door. Whatever they had they gladly shared. Both were …
8264 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 157.6 (James R. Nix)
… the Whites.
8265 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 158.4 (James R. Nix)
… habit James White practiced was that of donating his own clothing to help others. The first time we read of this was in Vermont, where the Whites had gone to …
8266 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 158.5 (James R. Nix)
… Ellen White took into their home to help train for work in the cause of God. This young man lived with them for two years. Concerning James White’s generosity …
8267 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 159.5 (James R. Nix)
… , Elder White called for “fifty-dollar men” and “hundred-dollar men,” and before he died, he was asking for a number of “thousand-dollar men.” The names of James and Ellen …
8268 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 160.1 (James R. Nix)
James White, like Job of old, sought out the cases of the poor and the needy. In 1874 drought and grasshoppers devastated Kansas, reducing many farmers to penury …
8269 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 160.2 (James R. Nix)
… Eld. James White and Wife, (Battle Creek, Michigan, 1870), pp. 19, 20.]
8270 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 160.3 (James R. Nix)
… prospered, James White rejoiced. When he saw excellent results obtained by Adventist preachers with gospel tents, James urged one conference after another …
8271 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 160.4 (James R. Nix)
… ). Mrs. White said No, and James White said No. Sooner than allow that to happen, James indicated that he would sell his house in Oakland. [ Ibid. ] Obviously, this footnote …
8272 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 161.3 (James R. Nix)
During the years, James White enjoyed the blessing promised to the openhanded, proving the truthfulness of the statement, “The liberal soul shall be made fat: and he that watereth shall be watered also himself” (Prov. 11:25).
8273 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 161.4 (James R. Nix)
… Robinson, James White, pp. 214-218.
8274 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 167.7 (James R. Nix)
… , “Oh, James, you might have saved the cork!”—Ella M. (White) Robinson, oral history interview conducted by James R. Nix, July 25, 1967, transcript pp. 16-19.
8275 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 174.1 (James R. Nix)
… 1899. James Edson White, 1849-1928, the second son of James and Ellen White.
8276 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 174.2 (James R. Nix)
… from James Edson White to his mother, Ellen G. White, written from Yazoo City, Mississippi, May 14, 1899.William H. Casey was superintendent of the 800-acre Bruce …
8277 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 175.2 (James R. Nix)
… the whites would not stand.—Portion of letter from James Edson White to his mother, Ellen G. White, written from Battle Creek, Michigan, May 25, 1899.
8278 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 175.3 (James R. Nix)
… from James Edson White to his mother, Ellen G. White, written from Battle Creek,Michigan, June 9, 1899.N. W. Olvin.
8279 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 177.1 (James R. Nix)
In the pamphlet The Southern Work, with the subtitle “(Mob Violence),” James Edson White described the predicament of the workers on the mission boat Morning Star. The pamphlet, printed in Battle Creek, Michigan, is dated June 9, 1899.
8280 Passion, Purpose & Power, p. 181.3 (James R. Nix)
… them.—James Edson White, The Southern Work (Mob Violence), June 9, 1899, pp. 1-6.