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Review and Herald

Vol. XXXI, No. 10

Third-day, February 18, 1868

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  1. HOLINESS TO THE LORD. 1I. Sanborn16 paragraphs
  2. SING TO ME.Vesta N. Cudworth8 paragraphs
  3. The Sermon.2 paragraphs
  4. 1 paragraphs
  5. LIFE INCIDENTS.James White29 paragraphs
  6. CHRISTIAN LABORS THWARTED.2 paragraphs
  7. Be guarded in discourse, attentive and slow to speak.1 paragraphs
  8. PARAPHRASE OF PSALM XVI.E. S. W.14 paragraphs
  9. MARK XVI.E. G. Rust105 paragraphs
  10. The Commentary.2 paragraphs
  11. Report of the Battle Creek Bible Class.1 paragraphs
  12. REPORT FROM BRO. RODMAN.P. C. Rodman11 paragraphs
  13. It is very indiscreet and troublesome ambition which cares so much about fame; about what the world says of us; to be always looking in the faces of others for approval; to be always anxious about the effect of what we do or say; to be always shouting, to hear the echo of our own voices.1 paragraphs
  14. A WORD TO THE DESPONDING.John Q. Foy9 paragraphs
  15. REPORT FROM IOWA.George I. Butler13 paragraphs
  16. A PETITION.C. A. Ellis6 paragraphs
  17. THE LITTLE FISH.C. G. DANIELS7 paragraphs
  18. MANNERS often make fortunes.1 paragraphs
  19. APPEAL TO THE FRIENDS OF TRUTH.D. T. Bourdeau17 paragraphs
  20. THE CAUSE.James White7 paragraphs
  21. PUBLIC PRAYER.8 paragraphs
  22. REPORT FROM BRO. WHITE.James White8 paragraphs
  23. AMBITION often plays the wrestler's trick of raising a man up merely to throw him down.1 paragraphs
  24. TO THE FRIENDS OF PRESENT TRUTH IN OHIO.John Harvey Waggoner6 paragraphs
  25. A HOME IN HEAVEN.L. E. MILLNE9 paragraphs
  26. WHY DON'T YOU WRITE?MARY J. COTTERELL.8 paragraphs
  27. Republished by Request.12 paragraphs
  28. A LITTLE WHILE.H. F. DAVIS6 paragraphs
  29. BRO. AND SR. H. AND C. BOWEN write from Liverpool, N. Y.: We enjoyed a feast at the conference at Roosevelt. There for the first time we beheld Bro. and Sr. White. Their testimony was plain and heart-searching to every lover of present truth. We believe we brought a share of the good spirit home to Liverpool. We hope and pray that it may abide with us continually that we may be fitted up to bear burdens for our dear Redeemer who has suffered and borne such heavy burdens for us. We are lonely, nevertheless the Lord is not confined to numbers; he is ever willing and ready to bless the weakest of his little ones that are trying to keep and obey all his commandments. While at Roosevelt we felt to thank and praise the name of the Lord that he has kept us from being prejudiced against Bro. and Sr. W. by the grievous wolves that are trying to divide and scatter the little flock. We are looking forward with anxiety to the time when the Lord will influence some minister to come to this place, that the honest may have a chance to hear the last message of mercy, and that a little church may be raised up here so that we can assemble together on the Creator's Sabbath. Two of our number have been removed by death.5 paragraphs
  30. JESUS KNOCKS.Henry F. Phelps6 paragraphs
  31. LEARN TO BE WORKING CHRISTIANS.—McCheyne2 paragraphs
  32. Conference Department.Augustus McAllaster9 paragraphs
  33. From Bro. Vanard.Wm. Vanard4 paragraphs
  34. FORGIVE any sooner than thyself.1 paragraphs
  35. From Bro. Stevenson.E. G. Stevenson4 paragraphs
  36. TWO GREAT EVILS.John Harvey Waggoner12 paragraphs
  37. EATING AND DRINKING.3 paragraphs
  38. BOOKS! BOOKS!!James White12 paragraphs
  39. News and Miscellany.12 paragraphs
  40. QUARTERLY MEETINGS IN VERMONT.Albert Stone10 paragraphs
  41. UNION.J. S. MILLER4 paragraphs
  42. MANY favors which God giveth us ravel out for want of hemming, through our own unthankfulness; for though prayer purchaseth blessings, giving praise doth deepen the quiet possession of them.—Fuller.Fuller1 paragraphs
  43. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.7 paragraphs
  44. Distress Among the People.2 paragraphs
  45. European Armies.2 paragraphs
  46. Publication Department.Editor119 paragraphs
  47. California to Ireland and Back in Two Minutes.3 paragraphs
  48. The Crisis in France.3 paragraphs
  49. TEACH your child to be honest, because it is right so to be; let sinners inculcate the quasi-religious proverb of honesty being the best policy.1 paragraphs
  50. Appointments.10 paragraphs
  51. Notice.H. C. Winslow10 paragraphs
  52. BOOK NOTICES.3 paragraphs
  53. “THE GLAD TIDINGS.”Editor2 paragraphs
  54. E. ENGLES, You will find the question proposed to you on Heb. xi, 27, answered in Review, Vol. xxx, No. 14, under the heading, Infidel Objections Answered.1 paragraphs
  55. We wish to say to Bro. Waggoner that his letter of invitation to Bro. Andrews, Mrs. W. and self to visit Ohio, is received, and is being considered by us. It will give us pleasure to visit our brethren in that State, if it be the will of God, when pressing duties are done elsewhere. At present we have work to do in Northern Michigan. If we can see our way clear to visit Ohio before General Conference, seasonable notice will be given in Review. JAMES WHITE.James White1 paragraphs
  56. The Tract Fund.James White6 paragraphs
  57. COME LORD JESUS, COME QUICKLY.H. F. Phelps8 paragraphs
  58. Business Department.32 paragraphs