Ellen G. White Pamphlets, Book 2 of 2 Complete

Book 2 of 2 has Pamphlets 098 through 169.OVER THE YEARS, undoubtedly, hundreds, if not thousands of leaflets, tracts, and even small booklets have been produced by multiple entities of the Seventh-day Adventist organization for the purpose of communication within its own membership. One hundred and sixty-nine of this type of publication that was produced during the ministry of Mrs. E. G. White, or shortly thereafter, has become known as the Ellen G. White Pamphlets. The Ellen White written material in these 169 pamphlets, along with some of the material contributed by other church leaders, is presently available on the Ellen G White CD-ROM. A printed, photo copy edition of the pamphlets has previously been available in a four volume set. This printed edition contained all of the material originally provided by the other church leaders—some eighteen percent of the total by word count.Some of the pamphlets contain only material by Ellen White. Some have major portions contributed by other church leaders. Some are compilations on topics such as stewardship, diet, mixed bathing, royalties for book writers, etc. Some were produced to explain the reasons for, and progress of certain projects, such as the move of church headquarters from Battle Creek to the Washington D.C. area, and the establishing of our work in the Southern United States after the Civil War. As we relive how our people related to and overcame difficulties during those early years, we are reminded how the Lord has “led us in our past experience” and our faith is strengthened for the future. This present publication contains all of the material originally found in the 169 pamphlets, thus, helping to maintain the context of the inspired counsels through Ellen White. By placing the material in easy-to-read 10 point font, it has been possible to provide it all in this two volume set. All emphases are from the originals. The pagination of the original document is placed at the bottom of each Pamphlet page in curly brackets—eg. {123}. These original page numbers should be included in any reference to the Pamphlet material.