Ellen G. White Writings

12541 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 October 30, 1844, page 90 paragraph 4

… known, run upon public roads; but these, if the ancient version be correct, are to move neither on the thoroughfares, nor any public road, but in bye ways, which …

12542 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 October 30, 1844, page 92 paragraph 1

… , are running out. The seven times of Moses will end in a very short time.—The twenty-three hundred years of Daniel must, and very soon will, expire—the thirteen …

12543 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 October 30, 1844, page 94 paragraph 5

… have run out in 1843? or even to use your own now eqivocal language, about 1843? We could not have believed that you would have sought such a subterfuge. It cannot …

12544 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 6, 1844, page 104 paragraph 25

… has run out, however, and we are rrpidly approaching the year 1845, and yet these men instead of discovering, and acknowledging their error, only grow more abusive …

12545 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 13, 1844, page 106 paragraph 9

… blood running through the channels in such plenty, that torrents seemed to empty themselves into the neighboring river; in a word an innumerable number …

12546 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 13, 1844, page 110 paragraph 2

… now run out our reckoning, is one of the greatest evidences that we shall have to wait but a little while for the events which are to mark the termination of …

12547 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 13, 1844, page 110 paragraph 4

… —having run out all the prophetic periods, according to our chronology and date of their commencement, being at the terminus of all historical prophecy; and …

12548 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 13, 1844, page 110 paragraph 7

… were run in taking for granted the soundness of the principle which came down to them accredited by the immemorial usage of their predecessors .”— Hierophant …

12549 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 20, 1844, page 114 paragraph 21

… should run through the streets crying the Lord is coming, with no more argument for it than he has employed against it. As to New York, I also had the opportunity …

12550 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 20, 1844, page 115 paragraph 4

… then run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith.” We have been toiling on now for some days since …

12551 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 20, 1844, page 115 paragraph 7

… thousands running in every direction. I could not return to my house for my retreat was intercepted. In the meantime the fire was raging with dreadful violence …

12552 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 20, 1844, page 118 paragraph 15

… , we run into another.

12553 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 20, 1844, page 120 paragraph 3

… have run into excess—have gone too far. The truth lies between the first and third. If all would now take the position of the second class and carry it out, we be …

12554 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 27, 1844, page 123 paragraph 5

… , has run out. The consequence is, we are now in doubt and suspense as to the precise time when the Lord will come. That the state of things is contemplated in the …

12555 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 27, 1844, page 127 paragraph 8

… Coal Run, about twenty miles below this, on the Muskingum river. Here Brother Weethee lectured several days, to large and attentive congregations, a goodly …

12556 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 November 27, 1844, page 128 paragraph 3

… nearly run out when some of the servants discovered in the steward’s book the number of days recorded when their master should return. This was immediately …

12557 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 December 11, 1844, page 140 paragraph 11

… presses running on these publications, the profits must have been enormous.When the editor asked that question, he should have remembered that we had already …

12558 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 December 11, 1844, page 140 paragraph 18

… presses running on these publications, the profits must have been ENORMOUS.” Must have been ! Does that follow, Mr. Secretary? It is true that for a time during …

12559 The Advent Herald, and Signs of the Times Reporter [Himes], vol. 8 December 11, 1844, page 142 paragraph 1