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 concrete, stone, or metal platform associated with the docking of ships (GC 305).

<span class="h3"><a name="quit themselves like men">quit themselves like men</a></span>

An expression that indicates a resolute determination and fearlessness (MH 136).

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quay — quit themselves like men

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quit themselves like men