Spalding and Magan Collection

Copy of Three Early Visions

The Nations

Vision of August 24, 1850

Praying for the Sick

The Need of Instruction on Health Principles

The Bible in the Public Schools

Domestic Education

Authors and Subjects in Our Schools

Battle Creek and the Southern Field

Sunday Labor: And the Way to Oppose Error

Methods of Work in the Southern Field

Diet for Workers and Sick

Forwardness and Consolidation

The Work at Battle Creek

Consolidation of the Publishing Work

Temperance in Diet

Meat-Eating

Meat Eating

The Essential Education

Our School Work

True Education

Controlling Brethren

Exercise Versus Amusement.

Behavior of Students

Words to the Young

Hearing and Doing

Physicians’ Charges

Luxuries

Counsellors

Temperance Movement

The Great Science

Unity in Work and in Counsel

Dress Reform

Study for Time and Eternity

Short Work in School

Rational Education

Training an Army of Missionaries

To Teachers

Adopting Infant Children

Principles of Finance

The Need of Harmonious Action Among Teachers

Life in Medical Missionary Work

Practical Missionary Work a Branch of Education

(A part of this Testimony is contained in Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students, 545 ff.)

Financial, Social, and Spiritual Education Low Tuition

The School to be a Home

School Finance

The Education Our Schools Should Bring

A Satanic Program

Bible Teaching in our Schools

Dealing with Delinquent Students

The Review and Herald and the College Debt

Training of Students

School Diet, Etc.

Help to be Given to our Schools

Kingly Power

The Regular Lines

Neglect of the Southern Field

The Work of Christ's Object Lessons and the Berrien Springs School

The Church School

Instruction to Teachers and Parents

Lines Regular and Irregular

Student Teachers

The School at Berrien Springs

Faith Under Discouragements

Help for Berrien Springs

The Necessity of a Close Walk with God

Results of Indulgence in Meat-Eating

Meat Diet and Life in Cities From MS. 133, ‘02 (P)

Selection of Sanitarium Workers. From K. 200, ‘02 (P)

Systematic Giving

The Use of the Tithe

The Work in Nashville

Instruction Regarding the Southern Work

The Use of Talents

The Trees of the Lord

The Mantle of Christ

Counsels In Reform

Unwise Changes

The Work at Berrien Springs

A Call to Service

The School of the Home

Children to be Shielded from Contaminating Influences

A Lesson from Israel

The Need of a Church School at Crystal Springs

Consolidation and Control

September 3

The Influence of Diet on Council-Meetings

Establishing Schools in the South

Instruction in Regard to Sanitariums

Regarding Long Courses of Study

Practical Instruction to be Given

Sanitariums to be in the Country

Simplicity in Diet and Treatments

Strong Minds and Weak Stomachs

Counsels on Health and the Southern Field. From B. 200, 1903 (P)

Points in Diet. From B 62, 1903 (P)

The Work of Our Fernando School

The Establishment of Christian Schools

The Home School

The Fernando School

The Subjects to be Taught

The Training of Missionaries

Surgery

Publishing in the South

Professionalism Versus Simplicity

Unity Among Believers

The Work in the South

Our Attitude Toward the Work and Workers in the Southern Field. (Diary)

Principles for the Guidance of Men in Positions of Responsibility

Nashville to be Made a Center

The Spirit Manifested During The First Union Conference Held in Nashville

Contemplated Changes

Opposition Against Making Nashville a Center

A Call to Repentance

Light to Shine Forth

Words of Encouragement

The Work in the Southern Field

To the Teachers of the Fernando School

To Those in Charge of the Fernando School

To the Students of the Fernando School

Right Principles of Management

To Those in Council at Battle Creek, Michigan

To Our Brethren in Council at Battle Creek

Be Strong, and of Good Courage

The Reopening of Battle Creek College, and the Fault of Large Institutions

Bound, Not to Men, But to God

To the Leaders in Our Medical Work

Be Not Weary in Well-Doing

The Training of Medical Missionaries

The Development of the Medical Missionary Work

Teach the Word

A Warning of Danger

The Battle Creek College Debt

Giving Heed to Seducing Spirits

The Last Days of Mrs. E. G. White

A Letter From Elder W. C. White

(<span class="non-egw-comment">On February 13, 1915, sister White met with an accident, the prelude to her death, which occurred friday afternoon, July 16, 1915. The following reports and articles contain her last instructions, given during this time.</span>)

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The Last Days of Mrs. E. G. White