The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials

About This Collection of Ellen G. White Documents

Identification of persons addressed in this collection

Index to Document Location

Chapter 1—To E. J. Waggoner and A. T. Jones

Cautions About Making Doctrinal Differences Prominent; Contemplating the Marvels and Mysteries of the Incarnation

Chapter 2—To G. I. Butler and Uriah Smith

Giving Exposure to Differing Doctrinal Viewpoints; Disapproval of D. M. Canright's Actions

Chapter 3—To Brethren Who Shall Assemble in General Conference

Be Ye Perfect

Chapter 4—Engaging in Worldly Speculation

Chapter 5—To Mary White

Chapter 6—Morning Talk

A Living Connection With God

Chapter 7—Sabbath Afternoon Talk

Chapter 8—To G. I. Butler

Warnings Against Jealousy and Misjudging; A Defense of Dr. Kellogg

Chapter 9—To G. I. Butler

General Interest of the Cause.

Chapter 10—Morning Talk

The Need of Advancement.

Chapter 11—Morning Talk

Have Light in Yourselves.

Chapter 12—Sabbath Talk

Advancing in Christian Experience

Chapter 13—Sermon

A Chosen People

Chapter 14—Talk to Ministers

Counsel to Ministers

Chapter 15—Remarks on Missionary Work

Remarks by Ellen G. White on Missionary Work

Chapter 16—Morning Talk

Morning Talk by Ellen G. White

Chapter 17—Remarks After Reading an Article

Mrs. E. G. White, Minneapolis, Minn., Remarks After Reading An Article Written Before Coming to the Conf.

Chapter 18—To Brethren Assembled at General Conference

A Call to a Deeper Study of the Word

Chapter 19—Distressing Experiences of 1888

Chapter 20—To Mary White

Chapter 21—To W. M. Healey

Chapter 22—To G. I. Butler and wife

Chapter 23—To Brethren Who Assemble in the Week of Prayer

The Scriptures a Sufficient Guide

Chapter 24—Looking Back at Minneapolis

Chapter 25—To R. A. Underwood

Chapter 26—To R. A. Underwood

Chapter 27—To R. A. Underwood

Chapter 28—The Discernment of Truth

Chapter 29—To R. A. Underwood

Chapter 30—Meetings at South Lancaster, Mass.

Chapter 31—Diary Entries

Diary — March 1889

Chapter 32—To J. H. Morrison

Chapter 33—To My Dear Brethren

Chapter 34—To W. C. White

Chapter 35—To J. E. White (fragment)

Fragment of letter to Edson White

Chapter 36—To J. Fargo

Chapter 37—Morning Talk

Picking Flaws

Chapter 38—To Children of the Household

Reflections on the Minneapolis Conference

Chapter 39—Unfounded Reports

Chapter 40—To H. Miller

Chapter 41—To U. Smith (unfinished)

Chapter 42—Sermon

Christ and the Law

Chapter 43—Experience Following the Minneapolis Conference

Experience Following the 1888 Minneapolis Conference; The Danger of Legalism; Emphasizing Religious Liberty

Chapter 44—To Mary White

Chapter 45—Camp-Meeting at Ottawa, Kansas

Chapter 46—To Elders M. and H. Miller

Chapter 47—Counsels to Ministers

Counsels to Ministers — 2The Need of a True Concept of Righteousness by Faith

Chapter 48—To U. Smith

Chapter 49—To the General Conference

Chapter 50—The Excellence of Christ

Chapter 51—To Mary White

Chapter 52—Diary Entries

Diary — October 1889

Chapter 53—To Mary White

Chapter 54—Issues at the Gen. Conf. of 1889

Chapter 55—To Brethren and Sisters

Chapter 56—Address in Regard to the Sunday Movement

Religious Liberty

Chapter 57—Standing by the Landmarks

Chapter 58—To Bro. Stone

Chapter 59—Diary Entry

Importance of Accepting and Applying God's Word; Christ's Mission, and His Method of Teaching

Chapter 60—To Brn. Ballenger and L. Smith

Chapter 61—Morning Talk

How to Meet a Controverted Point of Doctrine

Chapter 62—Remarks at Bible School

Responding to New Light

Chapter 63—Morning Talk (edited from Manuscript 9, 1890)

The Present Message

Chapter 64—Morning Talk

Open The Heart To Light.

Chapter 65—Remarks at Bible School

Who Will Accept the Light from Heaven?

Christ Prayed For Unity Among His Disciples.

Chapter 66—Christ Prayed for Unity (from Manuscript 10, 1890)

Lessons from the Vine

Chapter 67—Remarks at Bible School

Diary.

Chapter 68—Diary Entries

Chapter 69—To M. Larson

Chapter 70—To W. C. White

Sermon by Mrs. E. G. White, March 8, 1890.

Chapter 71—Sermon

Chapter 72—To U. Smith

The Spirit of Discernment

Cherishing Faith, Not Doubt

Chapter 73—Sermon (incomplete)

Chapter 74—To W. C. White and wife

Chapter 75—To W. A. Colcord (incomplete)

Chapter 76—To W. C. White and wife

Chapter 77—To W. C. White and wife

Sermon by Mrs. E. G. White

Chapter 78—Sermon

Chapter 79—To W. C. and wife

Chapter 80—To O. A. Olsen

Appeal.

Chapter 81—To Brethren

Chapter 82—Jesus, Our Redeemer and Ruler

Chapter 83—Living Channels of Light

Chapter 84—To O. A. Olsen

Chapter 85—To W. C. White

Chapter 86—To W. C. White

Chapter 87—The Righteousness of Christ

Chapter 88—To Bro. and Sr. Garmire

Chapter 89—To O. A. Olsen

Chapter 90—To Brethren in the Ministry (incomplete)

Chapter 91—To J. S. Washburn

Chapter 92—To O. A. Olsen

Chapter 93—To Brethren in Responsible Positions

Chapter 94—To U. Smith

Evangelism in Norwich and Lynn, Massachusetts; Concern for Those Who Unsettle Faith in the Testimonies and Misinterpret the Scriptures

Chapter 95—To W. C. White, J. E. White and wife

Revival at Danvers, Massachusetts

Chapter 96—To O. A. Olsen (cf. Lt 43a, 1890)

Contains all of Ellen White's references to the 1888 Minneapolis Conference.

Chapter 117—Sermon

“It Is Not for You to Know the Times and the Seasons.”

<strong><span class="egwlink egwlink_book" title="RH 3-22-1892" data-link="821.11800">Review and Herald, March 22, 1892</span></strong>

Chapter 116—Danger in Adopting Worldly Policy in the Work of God.

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Chapter 117—Sermon