Review and Herald
Vol. XXXI, No. 14
Third-day, March 17, 1868
- Articles
- 54
- Pages
- 16
- Illustrations
- 1
In this edition
- A FEW THOUGHTS ON REV. XXI, 7.21 paragraphs
- THE JOYS OF PARDON.6 paragraphs
- ONLY IN THE LORD.21 paragraphs
- THE DRAGON-LIKE TALK.12 paragraphs
- THE BETTER COUNTRY.14 paragraphs
- CONVERSATIONS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS. NO. 5.42 paragraphs
- BATTLE CREEK BIBLE CLASS.11 paragraphs
- PAUL SLAIN.7 paragraphs
- TIME FOR RELIGIOUS EMPLOYMENTS.6 paragraphs
- HISTORICAL SKETCHES SHOWING THE FULFILLMENT OF PROPHECY.18 paragraphs
- TRANSLATION OF THE HEBREW SCRIPTURES INTO GREEK.8 paragraphs
- TEMPERANCE.14 paragraphs
- ARE THERE FEW THAT BE SAVED?7 paragraphs
- THERE is a living power in true sentiments. When we hear them spoken, they take their place in our memories, and seem often to hide themselves away out of sight. But in times of trial, temptation, or suffering, just when they are needed for strength or comfort, some angel-hand turns the leaf on which they were written, and lo! they are ours again.1 paragraphs
- The essence of true nobility is neglect of self. Let the thought of self pass in, and the beauty of action is gone, like the bloom from a soiled flower.1 paragraphs
- A MISTAKE OF PARENTS.10 paragraphs
- OFFENSES MUST COME.6 paragraphs
- REPORT FROM BRO. D. T. BOURDEAU.10 paragraphs
- HOME AGAIN.6 paragraphs
- Come in the spirit of prayer, expecting a blessing, and you will certainly receive it. Come to meet Jesus, and you will not go away, saying “he was not there.” The Lord fulfills all his appointments, let him not wait for you and you be absent. If you pray in secret before going to meeting that the Lord will manifest himself as one of your company, then you will have a blessed realization of his presence. If you speak, avoid all attempt at oratorical display; it is out of place—in fact it awakens disgust in the meeting for prayer; have in view the spiritual profit, the edification of every brother and sister present and absent, and let nothing be said for the sake of mere effect. <page-break/>16 paragraphs
- REPORT FROM BRO. LOUGHBOROUGH.9 paragraphs
- REPORT FROM BRO. INGRAHAM.5 paragraphs
- CHILDLIKE HUMILITY.9 paragraphs
- MAINTAIN dignity without the appearance of pride.1 paragraphs
- AN INVITATION.10 paragraphs
- THE TWO MASTERS.2 paragraphs
- MODERATION is the silken string running through the chain of all the virtues.2 paragraphs
- From Bro. Metzgar.10 paragraphs
- From Bro. Gurney.9 paragraphs
- From Bro. Philbrick.5 paragraphs
- From Bro. Gould.2 paragraphs
- From Bro. Jones.4 paragraphs
- TO A BROTHER AT MONROE, WIS.35 paragraphs
- FROM TITTABAWASSEE, MICH.8 paragraphs
- OUR THOUGHTS.9 paragraphs
- BEER fills many a bottle, and the bottle many a bier.1 paragraphs
- Resolved, That it is a pleasure for us to express our gratitude to God, and our thanks to Bro. and Sr. White, and Bro. Andrews, for their recent labors among us; and that we earnestly invite them to visit us again and give us the benefits of their labors, as soon, as in the providence of God, their way may be open to do so.6 paragraphs
- DOES THE LAW OF GOD DEMAND OBEDIENCE?7 paragraphs
- The Pacific Press.—The first Californian paper was published twenty years ago. Trubner’s Literary Record, gives the following statistics of the Pacific Press at the present time:18 paragraphs
- Publication Department.21 paragraphs
- Armageddon.7 paragraphs
- All About Printing.21 paragraphs
- BUSINESS AND PERSONAL.5 paragraphs
- LIFE INCIDENTS.—A line from Bro. White stated that the sixth chapter would reach us by Friday’s mail, which we hoped would be the case; but it did not arrive till too late for this paper. We regret this as much as the readers will, but it is unavoidable on our part.1 paragraphs
- New Tracts.4 paragraphs
- Two New Books Forthcoming.8 paragraphs
- For Bro. Mead.3 paragraphs
- Wanted.3 paragraphs
- Calls for Help.2 paragraphs
- Meetings in New Vineyard.3 paragraphs
- Appointments.3 paragraphs
- Business Department.34 paragraphs
- D. F. King: You will find answers to your questions in the pamphlet entitled, “Which? Mortal or Immortal?”1 paragraphs
- To the Church at Battle Creek.4 paragraphs