Life Incidents by John Nevins Andrews

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 18, 1868

Life Incidents.

By John Nevins Andrews

This new work by Bro. White will be found worthy of attentive perusal by all our people. It treats of subjects of the most serious importance, yet in such a manner as to arrest the attention of the reader and to insure his perusal of the whole work. Those who are interested in the original Advent movement will read this work with much satisfaction. Those who desire to understand the grounds of difference between the S. D. Adventists and other classes of Adventists, can gain such information from this work. The history of the past Advent disappointment sheds great light on the present position of Adventists. To their past history an appeal is made in this work. The candid reader will see that the original Advent movement led directly to the position now occupied by the S. D. Advent people.

The book is of value as presenting the life of a faithful minister of Christ. It also gives some of the labors of Sr. White, and the character of her work. But far above the interest which attaches to the life of any individual is that which attaches to the history of that movement by which God has warned the world of its coming doom. We invite all classes of our Advent friends to give this work a candid perusal. We also recommend the work to thoughtful men everywhere. J. N. ANDREWS.