Testimonies for the Church Volume Three — Ellen G. White · EGW Writings

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1Introduction 2An Appeal for Burden Bearers 3Unsanctified Ability 4Unbalanced Minds 5Intimate Friendship With Worldlings 6The Cause in New York 7Experience Not Reliable 8Faithfulness in Home Duties 9Pride and Vain Thoughts 10The Work at Battle Creek 11Parables of the Lost 12Labor Among the Churches 13To Wealthy Parents 14Proper Education 15The Health Reform 16The Health Institute 17Danger of Applause 18Labor for the Erring 19The Sabbath School 20Laborers in the Office 21Love and Duty 22The Battle Creek Church 23Missionary Work 24Effect of Discussions 25Dangers and Duties of Youth 26Self-Caring Ministers 27Inordinate Love of Gain 28The Laodicean Church 29Moses and Aaron 30To a Young Minister and His Wife 31Daydreaming 32The Great Rebellion 33Appeal to the Young 34Tithes and Offerings 35Systematic Benevolence 36Individual Independence 37Unity in the Church 38True Refinement in the Ministry 39Importance of the Work 40The State of the World 41The State of the Church 42Love of the World 43Presumption 44Power of Appetite 45Leadership 46Calls for Means 47Duty to the Unfortunate 48Man’s Duty to His Fellow Men 49The Sin of Covetousness 50Industry in the Ministry 51Parents as Reformers 52“Cannot Come Down”