Testimonies for the Church Volume Nine

The Times of Volume Nine

Section 1—For the Coming of the King

Chapter 1—The Last Crisis

Chapter 2—Called to Be Witnesses

A Holy Life

Christ's Representatives

Steadfast Adherence to the Truth

A World-Wide Message

The Kind of Workers Needed

An Impressive Scene

Chapter 3—Home Missionary Work

Our Example

The Result of Wholehearted Effort

Different Lines of Service

Circulating Our Publications

House-to-House Work

Work for Women

The Home A Mission Field

A Place for Everyone

The Result of Failing to Work

An Appeal for Untiring Effort

Missionary Families

Development Through Service

Chapter 4—The Need of Earnest Effort

A Lack of Sympathy

Chapter 5—“Freely Ye Have Received, Freely Give”

God's Benevolence

The World's Need of Help

Our Selfishness a Hindrance to God's Work

God's Almoners

Section 2—Literature in Service [A portion of this matter was published first in 1908.]

Chapter 6—Our Publications

Chapter 7—Circulate the Publications

An Encouraging Experience

Dangers in Speculative Study

Dignity of the Book Work

Unity in Progress

Our Relief Books

Lift the Debts

Another View of the Book Work

A Caution

A Parable for Our Study

Light for All

A Lesson in Commercialism

Chapter 8—A Broader View

Chapter 9—Camp Meetings and Our Publications

Section 3—The Work in the Cities

Chapter 10—Conditions in the Cities

The Judgments of God on our Cities

Chapter 11—A Present-Day Work

In the Cities of the East

Liberality in Missionary Effort

A Motive For Service

Get Ready

Chapter 12—Methods of Labor

The Need of House-to-House Work

The City Mission a Training School

Teaching the Principles of Health Reform

The Wealthy Classes Not to be Passed By

Plans for Enlarging Our Laboring Forces

Development of Talent in the Churches

Joyous Service

Personal Effort in Connection With Camp Meetings

Tourist Centers and Centers of Commerce

With Unflagging Zeal

Chapter 13—An Appeal to Laymen

A Reformatory Movement

Laboring While Probation Lingers

The Importance of Personal Labor

Cherishing a Spirit of Self-Denial

Conditions of Acceptable Service

Chapter 14—Words of Counsel to Ministers

In Courage And Simplicity

Formality In Worship

Unity In Diversity

In The Meekness Of Christ

Meeting Opposition

The Need of Earnest, Whole-Souled Labor

Section 4—The Health Work

Chapter 15—Faithfulness in Health Reform

Personal Responsibility

Strength Through Obedience

Flesh Foods

“To the Glory of God”

Teaching Health Principles

Extremes in Diet

Diet in Different Countries

A Word to the Wavering

Conditions of Answered Prayer

Self-Surrender and Rest

Chapter 16—A Plea For Medical Missionary Evangelists

Sanitariums as Missionary Agencies

The Training of Workers

Nurses As Evangelists

Chapter 17—The Loma Linda College of Evangelists

Section 5—The Spirit of Unity [Portions of the tract, Special Testimonies, Series B, No. 4, are included in this section.]

Chapter 18—Unity Among Different Nationalities

Chapter 19—Unity in Christ Jesus

A Life of Grace and Peace

Christ's Relation to Nationality

A Sure Foundation

Chapter 20—The Publishing Work at College View

An Example of Brotherly Kindness

Chapter 21—German and Scandinavian Conferences

“Laborers Together With God”

Chapter 22—A Call for Colored Laborers

“In All Wisdom and Prudence”

The Sabbath

Chapter 23—Proclaiming the Truth Where There is Race Antagonism

A Lesson from Christ's Labors

A Time of Preparation

The Warfare Before Us

Chapter 24—The Color Line

Chapter 25—Consideration for Colored Laborers

Chapter 26—The Needs of a Mission Field

Section 6—Among the Colored People

Chapter 27—A Time of Trial Before Us

Chapter 28—Sunday Labor

Chapter 29—Words of Caution

Section 7—The Religious Liberty Work

The Support of the Gospel

The Use of the Tithe

A Solemn Obligation

Chapter 30—Faithful Stewardship

The Glory of the Gospel

The Blessings of Stewardship

Meeting Around the Cross

Chapter 31—Beneficence

Unity in Diversity

The General Conference

Chapter 32—The Spirit of Independence

A Warning

Chapter 33—A Distribution of Responsibility

Wise Counselors

Go Forward

The Example of Christ

Chapter 34—In Humility and Faith

Chapter 35—To the Workers in Southern California

“Followers of God, as Dear Children”

Chapter 36—“I Am But a Little Child”

Chapter 37—The Reward of Earnest Effort

Section 8—Timely Counsels

The nine volume-set of counsels from the Spirit of Prophecy contain spiritual commentary of a general nature, along with many letters of intimate instruction to members of the church during Ellen White’s time.

Testimonies for the Church, vol. 9

&ldquo;Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health.&rdquo; <span class="egwlink egwlink_bible" title="3 John 1:2" data-link="1965.62553">3 John 2</span>.

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Section 4—The Health Work