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Review and Herald

Vol. XXX, No. 19

Third-day, October 22, 1867

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  1. THE RESURRECTION OF THE WICKED DEAD.Dudley Marvin Canright24 paragraphs
  2. DAY OF JUDGMENT.7 paragraphs
  3. The Sermon.3 paragraphs
  4. REPORT OF LABORS.P. C. Rodman12 paragraphs
  5. REPORT FROM BRO. STRONG.Philip Strong8 paragraphs
  6. “God,” says Jeremy Taylor, “is pleased with no music from below, so much as with the thanksgiving songs of relieved widows, of supported orphans, of rejoicing and comforted and thankful persons.”1 paragraphs
  7. A RELIGIOUS life begins and grows just like any other into a fuller and more perfect state. We get our life from God. We must take care that it grows.1 paragraphs
  8. A POOR, wild Irish boy, taught in a mission school in Ireland, was asked what was meant by saving faith. He replied: “Grasping Christ with the heart.”1 paragraphs
  9. THERE is no perplexity, no necessity, no obligation, no expediency, which should either enforce or persuade us to any sin.—Bishop Sanderson.1 paragraphs
  10. It is less dangerous to have a prudent enemy than an indiscreet friend.1 paragraphs
  11. YOUR one sin will hurt you more than your neighbor's hundred.1 paragraphs
  12. REPORT FROM BRO. LOUGHBOROUGH.John Norton Loughborough6 paragraphs
  13. OUR EXCELLENT CONVOCATION MEETING.GEO. I. BUTLER.11 paragraphs
  14. REPORT FROM OHIO.I. D. Van Horn7 paragraphs
  15. THE WORK STILL ONWARD.6 paragraphs
  16. REPORT FROM IOWA.Daniel T. Bourdeau; George I. Butler19 paragraphs
  17. “COURAGE IN THE LORD, BRETHREN.”Simon Patten6 paragraphs
  18. THE LATTER RAIN: WHAT IS IT?H. F. PHELPS7 paragraphs
  19. THE CONVOCATION MEETING AT PILOT GROVE, IOWA.Henry Nicola10 paragraphs
  20. Conference Department.J. S. Miller11 paragraphs
  21. THE CHILD-LIKE SPIRIT.E. P. Willard10 paragraphs
  22. The Fate of the Papacy.3 paragraphs
  23. From Sister Lucas.N. J. LUCAS7 paragraphs
  24. News and Miscellany.6 paragraphs
  25. The Italian Uprising.4 paragraphs
  26. Obituary Notices.Wm. V. Field5 paragraphs
  27. Owing to the meetings which have been in progress here the past week, which it has seemed essential that all the Office hands should attend; and owing also to the fact that a part of our force has been put upon Testimony No. 13, that it may be printed in season for Bro. and Sr. White to take a supply east with them, it has been impossible to get up matter for a full paper. Hence we issue this week only a half sheet.Editor1 paragraphs
  28. Note from Bro. Waggoner.John Harvey Waggoner6 paragraphs
  29. Appointments.10 paragraphs
  30. GEMS OF TRUTH.Jos. Clarke13 paragraphs
  31. BUSINESS AND PERSONAL.3 paragraphs
  32. Business Department.11 paragraphs
  33. RECEIPTS.26 paragraphs
  34. P. STRONG.—Yes.2 paragraphs
  35. In another column will be found a brief notice of the meetings in progress in this place. We have time to add but a word more concerning them, as the paper is going to press this first-day morning, Oct. 20. Yesterday, Sabbath, from its commencement to its close, was the best day the church here has enjoyed for years. The Spirit of God is beginning to work for us in power. The great necessity of immediately arising from our low, backslidden state, is felt by all; and there are some good indications that the work will be accomplished. Toward the close of the meeting, Sabbath afternoon, twenty-seven of the youth and children came forward, signifying their desire to be Christians, and to start in the service of the Lord. The scene while they were expressing their determinations, and while fervent and feeling prayer was being offered in their behalf, was such as we have never before witnessed in this place.2 paragraphs
  36. Testimony No. 13 is now ready. This is the most important testimony of any preceding it. The reasons why it should so soon follow No. 12 may best be learned by reading it.James White4 paragraphs