About book

Loma Linda Messages (Unabridged)

A Great Work (See PH061)

Instruction to Secure Loma Linda

Answered to Former Representations

To Become an Educational Center

Action of Pacific Union Medical Convention

For the Training of Physicians

Resolutions

Cautions Against Premature Growth

Action of General Conference Committee

To Be Separate From the World

Endorsement by the General Conference Committee

Endorsed by the Pacific Union Conference

An Important Council

Prospects

Our Needs

Testimonies and Experiences in Connection with the Glendale Sanitarium (J. A. Burden)

Established Prosperity

E. G. White to Brother, Apr. 14, 1904 (Similar to Lt 145, 1904)

E. G. White to the Ministers in S. Calif., June 30, 1904 (Lt 211, 1904)

A Special Work.

Christ's Object Lessons

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, July 15, 1904 (Lt 235, 1904)

Extracts from Letters and Mss., on the Training and Work of Medical Missionaries

To Stand as God's Witness.

The Truth, Practiced and Taught, Will Lead to the Conversion of Some.

To Engage in Soul-Saving in Our Sanitariums.

God Invests with Holy Dignity Those Who Go Forth in His Power to Heal the Sick.

In the Early Days, The Workers Were Medical Missionaries, and the Power of God was Manifest in the Healing of the Sick.

Medical Missionaries and Ministers to Meet Together to Study Bible.

To Be a Medical Missionary, Means to Be a Laborer Together with God.

The Training of Medical Missionaries, Not Properly Understood.

Privileges and Opportunities of a Gospel Medical Missionary.

Medical Missionaries to Unite with Ministers.

Every One to Work as Christ Worked.

Medical Missionaries to Be Thoroughly Educated in Bible Lines.

Medical Missionary Work as a Door to Large Cities.

The Purpose of Medical Missionary Work.

Labor in Connection with the Gospel Ministry.

Make the Bible Your Man of Counsel. Your Acquaintance with It Will Grow Rapidly If You Keep Your Mind from Rubbish.

Nurses as Missionary Evangelists.

Physicians and Nurses to Unite with Ministers in Soul-Saving Work.

Companies Organized and Educated Most Thoroughly to Work as Nurses, as Evangelists, as Ministers, as Canvassers.

Selection from Manuscript 125, 1903

Plans for Medical Missionary Work

Selection from Manuscript 139, 1903

Selection from Manuscript 141, 1903

Selection from Manuscript 97, 1902

Selection from Manuscript 14, 1904

Selection from Manuscript 62, 1904

Selection from Letter 180, 1903

Selection from Letter 202, 1903

Selection from Letter 42, 1898

Selection from Letter 17, 1905

Selection from Letter 29, 1905

Selection from Letter 55, 1905

Selection from Letter 59, 1905

E. G. White to Our Brethren and Sisters in S. Calif., Dec. 12, 1904 (B 325, 1904)

E. G. White to Palmer and Ballenger, Feb. 20, 1905 (B. 75, 1905)

E. G. White to the Workers in the Glendale Sanitarium, Mar. 14, 1905 (B. 97 ’05)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, Apr. 12, 1905 (B. 115 ’05)

J. A. Burden to E. G. White, May 7, 1905 (B. 97 ’05)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, May 14, 1905 (B. 139 ’05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, May 23, 1905 (B. 143 ’05)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, May 24, 1905 (B. 145 ’05)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, May 28, 1905 (B. 153 ’05)

J. A. Burden to E. G. White, May 31, 1905

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, May 31, 1905 (B. 155 ’05)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, June 2, 1905 (B. 223 ’05)

E. G. White to G. I. Butler, June 23, 1905 (B. 183 ’05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, June 25, 1905 (B. 161 ’05)

Extracts from Minutes of Meeting of the Pacific Union Conference Committee

Minutes of Pacific Union Conference Committee Meeting

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, July 10, 1905 (B. 197 ’05)

Extract From Minutes of So. Calif. Conf. Committee, July 13, 1905.

The Loma Linda Sanitarium (from MS. 92’ 05—latter portion.)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. D. H. Kress, Aug. 9, 1905 (K. 233 ’05)

Loma Linda Meeting

J. A. Burden to Brother, Aug. 24, 1905

E. G. White to J. F. Morse, Aug. 24, 1905 (M. 247, ’05)

E. G. White to Patience Bourdeau, Aug. 27, 1905 (B 251-1905)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. Kress, Aug. 29, 1905 (K-253 '05)

E. G. White to Addie & May Walling, Sept. 4, 1905 (W-239 '05)

From a Sermon by Mrs. E. G. White, Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 9, 1905 (MS 27, 1906)

Sanitarium Work in Southern California

A Reform Needed

E. G. White to the Executive Committee of the S. Calif. Conf., Sept. 14, 1905 (B-261-1905)

E. G. White to Sarah Peck, Sept. 14, 1905 (P-265-1905)

E. G. White to Julia A. White, Sept. 14, 1905 (W. 291, 1905)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, Sept. 27, 1905 (B-272, 1905)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, Sept. 27, 1905 (B-271-'05)

J. A. Burden to E. G. White, Oct. 9, 1905

W. C. White to E. S. Ballenger, Oct. 26, 1905

E. G. White to Walter Harper, Oct. 27, 1905 (H.-305,'05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. Burden, Nov. 1, 1905 (B.-309,'05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. W. B. Holden, Sept. 1905 (H.-245-'05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. S. N. Haskell, 1905 (H.-277'05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, Dec. 10, 1905 (B-325-'05)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, Dec. 11, 1905 (B.-329-'05)

J. A. Burden to E. G. White, Dec. 18, 1905

E. G. White to Jessie Christiansen, Dec. 19, 1905 (C.-337-'05)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, Jan. 19, 1906 (B.-34-'06)

E. G. White to Addie McPherson, Mar. 1, 1906 (McP.-94, 1906)

Dedication of the Loma Linda Sanitarium

Notes of Travel #2 (E. G. W., Review, June 21, 1906)

Selection from Letter 309, 1905, Nov. 1, 1905

Selection from Letter Similar to Letter 325, 1905, Dec. 10, 1905

To Ministers and Physicians (MS. 37, 1906)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, May 6, 1906 (B.-140,'06)

E. G. White to C. C. Nicola, May 14, 1906 (N. 148 '06)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, May 17, 1906 (B-142-'06)

E. G. White to Martha King, & Br. & Sr. C. C. Nicola, May 28, 1906 (K.164, '06)

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, June 17, 1906 (B.-204-'06)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. Haskell, June 8, 1906 (H-192-'06)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. Haskell, June 8, 1906 (H.-192-'06)

E. G. White to G. W. Reaser, J. A. Burden, & S. Calif. Conf. Exec. Comm., Aug. 19, 1906 (B.-274-'06)

E. G. White to Roy Logan, Sept. 3, 1906 (L.-286-'06)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, Sept. 14, 1906 (B-304-'06)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. J. A. Burden, Sept. 14, 1906 (B.-304-'06)

The Object of Health Food Work (MS. 81, 1906)

J. A. Burden to E. G. White, Oct. 23, 1906

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, Nov. 2, 1906 (B.349'06)

J. A. Burden to Brother, Dec. 17, 1906

J. A. Burden to W. C. White, Feb. 3, 1907

E. G. White to the Workers in the Paradise Valley Sanitarium, Feb. 12, 1907 (B.-56-'07)

J. A. Burden to W. C. White, Feb. 22, 1907

J. A. Burden to A. G. Daniells, G. A. Irwin, W. A. Spicer, & W. A. Ruble, Apr. 2, 1907

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, Apr. 3, 1907 (B.-120-'07)

E. G. White to J. E. White, May 7, 1907 (W.-164-'07)

An Open Letter

E. G. White to Brethren & Sisters, May 19, 1907 (B.-174-'07)

E. G. White to Br. & Sr. S. N. Haskell, May 20, 1907 (H.-176-1907.)

E. G. White to A. T. Robinson, May 22, 1907 (R.-182-'07)

E. G. White to G. I. Butler, May 29, 1907 (B.-186-'07)

W. C. White to G. W. Reaser, June 13, 1907

W. C. White to Lillie Starr, June 13, 1907

Individual Responsibility (MS-63 '07)

Loma Linda Sanitarium

J. A. Burden to E. G. White, July 9, 1907

J. A. Burden to Sister, July 24, 1907

Loma Linda Messages

G. W. Reaser to E. G. White, Dec. 31, 1907

E. G. White to J. A. Burden, Jan. 5, 1908 (B.-12-'08.)

(Copy of letter from Elder Reaser to Mrs. E. G. White)

Los Angeles, Calif. Dec. 31, 1907.

Dear Sister White:

I awoke early this morning, and again turned to the testimonies which have come recently. I find, Sister White, a stronger and still stronger desire in my heart to profit by every statement made in them. I am determined to make thorough work of repentance and confession to all individuals whom I have wronged.

Instead of being in any way a hindrance to Elder Burden, I am fully determined to hold up his hands, and do everything in my power to help him.

I desire also to fully cooperate with Elder W. C. White and to give due consideration to all of his counsel. He has had a long and valuable experience in the work of the Lord. I have so often preached conscientiously and confidently upholding the Spirit of Prophecy, and I have so often used extracts to strengthen my sermons. I am determined to uphold it still, as the Lord permits me to have a part in His work. I desire prayer on my behalf on the part of those who have power with God.

Unworthily yours, (Signed) G. W. Reaser

G. W. Reaser to E. G. White, Dec. 22, 1907

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G. W. Reaser to E. G. White, Dec. 31, 1907