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Ellen White wrote a great deal about health. Much of her counsel in this book is directed to medical workers, but people not directly involved in health-care work also will find much of interest and value.
Throughout her ministry Ellen White devoted much effort and thought to alleviating the sorrows of the sick and suffering and to pointing them to the Great Physician who is able to heal to the uttermost—both physically and spiritually.
During the 70 years of her ministry, Ellen White was called upon to speak in just about every imaginable situation.
Through the years, Ellen G. White urged everyone, both young and old, to practice temperance and to promote it vigorously.
Militär, Zivildienst, Krieg, Wehrdienst, Gewaltlosigkeit, Gewaltverzicht, Pazifismus,
gebraucht, vorne nach Titelseite eingerissen, Seiten nach außen hin leicht vergilbt, gut erhalten, ohne Anmerkungen.
Der Umschlag ist oben etwas eingerissen, ansonsten gut erhalten, ohne Anmerkungen und Anstreichungen.
In the devotional classic, Ellen G. White plumbs the depths of the best-loved teachings of Jesus, offering a deeply spiritual understanding of the parables o f Christ as they apply to the life today.
A collection of 18 readings written between 1881 and1902 on the topic of salvation.
This daily devotional will take you through eight of Ellen White?s most significant books. Watch biblical history unfold in the Conflict of the Ages series.
Life’s always more complicated than you expect it to be. It’s been that way since the beginning. Scientific theories that present simple answers to the age-old question "Where did I come from" usually prove inadequate.
We have held the strong conviction that God has called us to warn the world of what lies ahead. But what if our prophetic understanding is wrong? On the other hand, if it is correct, don't we have an enormous responsibility to tell the world what we believe?
The inconsistency of profession and practice painfully evident in our denomination causes many to doubt the church\'s remnant status. Others see spiritual pride, hypocrisy, and arrogance in this claim to chosenness. What\'s the truth?
