JAMES WHITE

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 7, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 34, No. 24.

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JAMES WHITE

Testimony to the Church, No. 18.

THIS is a pamphlet of more than 200 pages. Subjects: Christian Temperance,—Moral Pollution,—An Appeal to the Church,—and several epistles to churches and individuals, which contain matter of practical bearing upon the many, of great importance.
To be more definite, we would say, that the discourse upon Christian Temperance was spoken before the church at Battle Creek, and was reported by Bro. U. Smith. It takes up the subject of health reform in a forcible style, and points out its benefits in a clear and scriptural manner. It also speaks distinctly of the extremes and fanaticisms that have attached themselves to this good cause.
The work also sets forth in a stirring manner that terrible sin which is destroying the bodies and minds of thousands, especially of the youth, and placing them where hope of the future life, in their case, is very faint.
The appeal to the church, and the epistles, contain practical instruction to the people of God, of inestimable value. We urge this work upon the attention of the friends of present truth everywhere.
We have printed a large edition, so as to be able to give it to those who do not possess sufficient means, or interest in this kind of reading, to purchase it.
Price, 25 cents, postage 2 cents.

JAMES WHITE