The Pocket Ellen G. White Dictionary

abstemious — Avondale School

baleful — Byington, John

caligraph/calligraph — Czechowski, Michael Belina

daguerreotype — duty

economy — eye single to the glory of God

faith — Fundamentalism

Gage, William Claggett — gruel

habit(s) — humors

idlers — Israel, modern

Jackson, James Caleb — justification by faith

Kellogg, John Harvey — knowledge of God

Laodicea — Luther, Martin

Magan, Percy Tilson — music

national fasts — nostrums

Oakwood Industrial School — overreach (also overreaching)

Palmer, Edwin R — pygmies

quay — quit themselves like men

Radical Reformation — Rowen, Margaret Matilda (Wright)

Sabbatarian Conferences —  systematic benevolence

Tay, John I — truth as it is in Jesus

union conferences — untrammeled

vacillate — vouchsafed

wagon, gospel —

The Ellen G. White Pocket Sized Dictionary is a resource of definitions and explanations for hundreds of Ellen White's words and phrases that may not be understood in our 21st century culture.

<a name="union conferences">union conferences</a>

An intermediary level of church governance that first developed during the 1890s in Australia. It was adopted as part of the reorganization of the denomination in 1901 as an intermediate level of church governance that functioned as a check against *kingly power at the church headquarters.

<a name="unions, labor">unions, labor</a>

During Ellen G. White&rsquo;s lifetime, labor or trade disputes were common, particularly as America

<a name="unsullied">unsullied</a>

Untainted. For example, Ellen G. White stated that &ldquo;a character unsullied before God is rare&rdquo; (4T 622).

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union conferences — untrammeled

union conferences

unions, labor

unsullied

untrammeled