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Review and Herald

Vol. XXXI, No. 12

Third-day, March 3, 1868

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  1. The Sermon.John Nevins Andrews28 paragraphs
  2. LITTLE SINS.Vesta N. Cudworth6 paragraphs
  3. LIFE INCIDENTS.James White33 paragraphs
  4. CHRISTIANITY AND ITS ASSAILANTS.2 paragraphs
  5. He that will not permit his wealth to do any good to others while he is alive, prevents it from doing any good to himself after he is dead; and by egotism, which is suicidal, not only cuts himself off from the truest pleasure here, but from the highest happiness hereafter.1 paragraphs
  6. ACCORDING to Josephus, the Egyptian army which followed the Israelites into the Red Sea numbered two hundred thousand foot soldiers, fifty thousand horsemen, and six hundred chariots.1 paragraphs
  7. Scripture Notes.23 paragraphs
  8. Battle Creek Bible Class, Feb. 22, 1868.16 paragraphs
  9. The Commentary.2 paragraphs
  10. PSALM XVII IN METER.E. O. L.18 paragraphs
  11. QUESTION.Editor3 paragraphs
  12. REPORT FROM OHIO.I. D. VAN HORN9 paragraphs
  13. MEETING AT IOWA CITY.Henry Nicola7 paragraphs
  14. LABORS IN SOUTHERN VERMONT.A. C. Bourdeau; N. Orcutt9 paragraphs
  15. HAPPINESS must arise from our temper and actions, and not immediately from any external conditions.1 paragraphs
  16. The table robs more than the thief.1 paragraphs
  17. TRICHINÆ.John Norton Loughborough10 paragraphs
  18. THE VALLEY OF DECISION.Mrs. Hattie L. Drew7 paragraphs
  19. LABORS IN N. Y.C. O. TAYLOR9 paragraphs
  20. PRAYER MAKETH TRIALS LIGHT.M. H. Luke8 paragraphs
  21. COME UNTO ME.A. M. A. Cornell8 paragraphs
  22. PROF. BUSH ON THE SABBATH.3 paragraphs
  23. TO THE BRETHREN AND SISTERS.W. S. Moore6 paragraphs
  24. PRINCIPLE V. FEELING.L. L. Howard.3 paragraphs
  25. NATURE seldom changes with the climate.1 paragraphs
  26. IN GREAT WRATH.13 paragraphs
  27. THE LABORS OF BRO. AND SR. WHITE.John Nevins Andrews10 paragraphs
  28. IS YOUR CABLE STRONG?R. F. Cottrell18 paragraphs
  29. REPORT FROM BRO. WHITE.James White18 paragraphs
  30. Since the above was in type we have received the following additional from Bro. W.:James White10 paragraphs
  31. From Sister Hoyt.L. B. HOYT6 paragraphs
  32. From Sister Wescott.Harriet J. Wescott.10 paragraphs
  33. From Sister Jackson.Elmina Jackson4 paragraphs
  34. Conference Department.3 paragraphs
  35. From Bro. Clarke.JOS. CLARKE7 paragraphs
  36. From Bro. Haines.D. D. HAINES.4 paragraphs
  37. From Mrs. Field.Wm. W. Field.7 paragraphs
  38. Sister N. J. Lucas writes from Maine: We are taught in 1st John iii, 4, that sin is the transgression of the law. Oh! how careful we should be to keep the whole law of God. “The night is far spent, the day is at hand. Let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armor of light,” Rom. xiii, 12. I believe we are living in the time when the dragon is wroth with the woman, and is making war with the remnant of her seed which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ. Rev. xii, 17. I desire to be more like my blessed Master. I want to be meek, humble, and forgiving. Thank God! if we keep his holy commandments we shall be. Jesus is about finishing his closing work. He lingers a little while longer to plead for sinful man. It is but a little while longer, that he will plead. He will then lay aside his priestly robes, and come as King. Oh! who does not want to see the King in his beauty, and hear him say, “Come ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world?” May it be, dear reader, your happy lot and mine, if living when the Lord comes, to be caught up to meet him in the air; or, if sleeping in the grave, to have a part in the first resurrection.2 paragraphs
  39. From Sister Stansell.Mrs. A. F. Stansell6 paragraphs
  40. From Sister Cook.Mary M. Cook.5 paragraphs
  41. From Bro. Schellhous.L. Schellhous5 paragraphs
  42. From Bro. Vanard.Wm. Vanard5 paragraphs
  43. “THAT man,” said Sydney Smith, “is not the discoverer of art who first says the thing; but he who says it so long, so loud, and so clearly, that he compels mankind to hear him.1 paragraphs
  44. THE grumblers about the snow are abusing the mud. Ere long they will have a chance to vituperate the dust.1 paragraphs
  45. BELIEVE an experienced man.1 paragraphs
  46. BROTHER FULLER NEEDS ASSISTANCE.John Nevins Andrews; James White10 paragraphs
  47. OUR VISIT IN JACKSON AND HILLSDALE COUNTIES, MICH.A. S. HUTCHINS18 paragraphs
  48. IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.7 paragraphs
  49. REPORT FROM BRO. BYINGTON.John Byington4 paragraphs
  50. Worship in New York.13 paragraphs
  51. R. I. MONTHLY MEETING.J. S. Miller10 paragraphs
  52. “PRAY FOR ME.”Tennyson2 paragraphs
  53. ASHAWAY, R. I.J. S. Miller6 paragraphs
  54. MEETING AT CLARKSON, N. Y.R. F. COTTRELL4 paragraphs
  55. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.7 paragraphs
  56. The Conspiracy Against Marriage.5 paragraphs
  57. Publication Department.Editor107 paragraphs
  58. Obituary Notices.S. N. Haskell; Editor10 paragraphs
  59. Two Months Behind.James White5 paragraphs
  60. Business Department.35 paragraphs
  61. State Conferences.James White6 paragraphs
  62. We have enjoyed the privilege the past two Sabbaths, of assisting Bro. Cornell in the meetings now being held by him in Johnstown, twelve miles from Battle Creek. The Methodist House was secured by a few Sabbath-keepers in the vicinity, and a good interest in the truth seems to be springing up in the minds of some who attend. Much prejudice exists among the people, but we hope for good results.W. C. G.1 paragraphs
  63. Appointments.12 paragraphs
  64. BUSINESS AND PERSONAL.6 paragraphs
  65. Questions.John Nevins Andrews3 paragraphs
  66. H. C. MILLER: We understand the resolution you refer to, to embrace all the ordinances of the church.1 paragraphs