Christian Experience and Teachings of Ellen G. White

Preface

Chapter 1—Childhood

Misfortune

Education

Chapter 2—Conversion

A Spiritual Revival

Righteousness By Faith

The Burden Lifted

“In Newness Of Life”

Chapter 3—Beginning of Public Labours

The Advent Cause In Portland

Mental Anguish

Dream Of Temple And Lamb

Dream Of Seeing Jesus

Friendly Sympathy And Counsel

My First Public Prayer

A View Of The Father's Love

Bearing Testimony

Laboring For Young Friends

Chapter 4—The Advent Faith

Experience In Class Meeting

The Blessed Hope

Last Testimony In Class Meeting

Spreading The Advent Message

The Immortality Question

The Pastor's Visit

Chapter 5—The Disappointment

Meetings In Beethoven Hall

Joyous Expectancy

Days Of Perplexity

An Error In Reckoning

Hope Renewed

A Trial Of Faith

A Period Of Preparation

The Passing Of The Time

Chapter 6—My First Vision

Chapter 7—A Vision of the New Earth

Chapter 8—Call to Travel

Encouragement From The Brethren

Fear Of Self-Exaltation

Among The Believers In Maine

An Answer To Prayer

Chapter 9—Meeting Fanaticism

A False Humility

The “No Work” Doctrine

The Dignity Of Labor

A Severe Trial

Exhortations To Faithfulness

The Seal Of Divine Approval

Lessons From The Past

Chapter 10—The Sabbath of the Lord

Chapter 11—Marriage and United Labours

In Confirmation Of Faith

Fervent, Effectual Prayer

Labors In Massachusetts

Chapter 12—The Heavenly Sanctuary

Chapter 13—Gods's Love for His People

Chapter 14—The Sealing

Chapter 15—The Trial of Our Faith

Chapter 16—To the Little Flock

Chapter 17—Shaking of the Powers of Heaven

Chapter 18—Preparation for the End

Chapter 19—Struggles with Poverty

First Visit To Connecticut

Conference At Rocky Hill

Earning Means To Visit Western New York

Conference At Volney

Visit To Brother Snow

Chapter 20—Encouraging Providences

Healing Of Gilbert Collins

Healing Of Sister Temple

The Family Of Leonard Hastings

Living Waters—A Dream

Chapter 21—Prayer and Faith

Chapter 22—Beginning to Publish

The “Present Truth”

Visit To Maine

Advancing By Faith

Labors In Oswego

Chapter 23—Visiting the Brethren

The Camden Meeting

In Vermont

Rising Above Despondency

Labors In Canada

Meeting At Johnson

Chapter 24—Publishing Again

The “Review And Herald”

Removal To Saratoga Springs

In Rochester, New York

Pressing On

Writing And Traveling

Visit To Michigan And Wisconsin

Return To Rochester

Chapter 25—Removal to Michigan

Comforting Assurances

Captivity Turned

Chapter 26—The Two Ways

Chapter 27—The Two Crowns

Chapter 28—Modern Spiritualism

Chapter 29—Snares of Satan

Chapter 30—The Shaking

Chapter 31—Traveling the Narrow Way

Chapter 32—Preparing for the Judgment

Unity In Faith And Doctrine

The Introduction Of Church Order

Entering Upon New Enterprises

The Results Of United Effort

Avoiding The Perils Of Disorder

Individual Responsibility And Christian Unity

What Hath God Wrought!

Chapter 33—Organization and Development

Chapter 34—God's Love for the Church

Chapter 35—Missionary Work

Chapter 36—Broader Plans

Chapter 37—Extension of the Work In Foreign Fields

Chapter 38—Circulating the Printed Page

The Church Triumphant

Standing On Guard

Chapter 39—A View of the Conflict

The Joys Of The Redeemed

Homeward Bound

Chapter 40—The Reward of Earnest Effort

In the Patriarchal Age

At the First Advent of Christ

In the Days of the Apostles

Disappearance During the Great Apostasy

Restored in the Last Days

The Prophetic Gift

Christ's Office Magnified

“To the Law and to the Testimony”

The Scriptures Honored

Predictions Fulfilled

Condition While in Vision

Testimony of an Eyewitness

Value of Her Work

Tested by the Word

Sources

Appendix

This book is a personal narrative of Ellen G. White’s early life, highlighting some of her more important visions.

From Oswego we went to Centerport, in company with Brother and Sister Edson, and made our home at Brother Harris&apos;s, where we published a monthly magazine called the <em>Advent Review</em>.

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Chapter 24—Publishing Again