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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 11, 1862

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 19, No. 15.

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Miraculous Powers, compiled by Elder M. E. Cornell, is now out of press and ready for delivery. It is a work of 143 pages, containing a narrative of incidents and sentiments from the eminently pious and learned, and from some of the most reliable historians, fairly representing the faith of the church in all ages upon the subject of miraculous powers, with an introduction by Elder James White, giving the Scripture testimony on the perpetuity of spiritual Gifts.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Perpetuity of Spiritual Gifts—Scripture Testimony—Testimony of Milman—Luther—Dr. Clarke—Wesley—Bunyan—Wm. Eddy—H. W. Beecher—Prof. Kurtz—and John Winebrenner. Miraculous Powers in the days of Ignatius—Justin Martyr—Theophilus—Tertullian—M. Felix—Origen—Cyprian—Arnobius—Lactantius—Irenæus—and in the days of the Montanists. Admissions of Milner—Gibbon and Mosheim—Polycarp's Vision and Martyrdom—Speaking without Tongues—Miracle in behalf of Holmes—Baynham and Tompkins—Remarkable cases of Healing—Blindness Cured—Prophetic Utterances of Huss—Sextus—Wishart and Pyrah—Dreams—Vision of Elder J. B. Finley, and of Dr. Bond—Miraculous Healing of Zwingle—of a Dumb Woman—of Elder Keach—of John Trebble—of Mr. Meyrick—of Mr. Downs—by Mr. Smith—of a Case of Mortification—of Paralyzed Limbs—by Elder D. Haggard—by Mr. Bramwell—by Wm. Carvosso—of a Lady in Baltimore—of T. Stearns, and of G. W. Henry—Discerning of Spirits—Expelling Evil Spirits—Judgments for Lying—Miraculous Powers in Preaching—Praying for Rain—Providential Interposition—Miraculous Conversion of Justin Martyr—Miraculous Deliverance of John Wesley—of Adam Clarke—of a Ship's Crew—and of Richard Boardman. Starvation Escaped by Prayer—Remarkable Answer to Prayer—Three Days in a Trance—Remarkable Interposition—Prayer Answered—Supernatural Voice—Goodness of Providence—Answer to Prayer—Divine Interposition—Narrow Escape.
Price of the work 15 cents, with the usual discount by the quantity. E. S. W.