Manuscript Releases, vol. 5 [Nos. 260-346]

MR No. 307—In Sermons and Talks, Vol. 1, pp. 360-383

MR No. 308—On Elmshaven

The call comes in so decided and earnest a way that we dare not refuse.—Letter 123, 1900. (To Edson and Emma White, August 14, 1900.) 5MR 199.1

Here was a house all furnished, and we could, as soon as the decision was made and terms accepted, go into this house, and find everything ready in excellent order to begin my home life without the perplexities of purchasing goods and furnishings for housekeeping. Here were horses, carriages, and nearly everything superior far to that which I had left, and the same price for which my home was sold will bring this beautiful, healthful residence, in good order for us to possess.... This manifestation in our behalf was so marked and the desirability of the location so decided I knew the Lord was granting me His rich blessing.... I never anticipated so much in a home that meets my tastes and my desires so perfectly. Next week we shall live in our new home, and we will seek to make it a home after the symbol of heaven.—Manuscript 96, 1900, 11, 12. (“Returning From Australia to America,” diary, August 29 through September, 1900.) 5MR 199.2

Released July, 1972.