c ildventist Heritage M ADVENTIST TEE BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM FIRE THE whole country has learned of the destruction of two of the main buildings of the Battle Creek Sanitarium by fire on the morning of February The writer was at the time on the way home from California and met the news in Chicago on alighting from the train at ten o apos clock on the evening of the same day Half an hour later he was aboard the train for Battle Creek and an hour later after dict
No. 0350 - The Sending Away of the Antitypical Scapegoat
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MAGAZINE of ADVENTIST HISTORY W ow long shall we allow him in our state schools col No ri COVER PHOTO The September color edition August of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES deals with the question of evolution including a discussion of teaching it in public schools credit Pacific Press cAdventistWelitage THE SE VENTR DIY SABBATH A PE ETI AL SIGN TO THE ENTERING INTO THE nom noongum THE GATES OF THE HOLY OITY fiCCORDING TO TIE COMUNDIENT B
A MAGAZINE of ADVENTIST HISTORY COVER PHOTO William Miller leading preacher of the Advent movement in the apos s and apos s cAdventistcHefitage How long Lord PREFACE T V THE Harp in its present form embraces nearly all the hymns contained in our well known works apos the quot Millennial Harp quot quot Musings quot and quot Melodies apos those only having been omitted which are rarely if ever sung and is designed to fu
No. 0430 - Day of Atonement and the Camp of Israel
AdVen tiS t ir A eV A MAGAZINE of ADVENTIST HISTORY VoL No COVER PHOTO This painting of Hamlet apos s Ophelia by Annie Smith is believed to be a self portrait Courtesy Samuel A Smith Jr cAdventistWatitage SOCIAL WORSHIP SOCIAL WORSHIP Guide us in the path to Heaven Rugged though that path may be Let each bitter cup that apos s given Serve to draw us nearer thee In thy footsteps traced before us There we see earth apos s scorn
Student apos s Hand Book COLLEGE OF MEDICAL EVANGELISTS Loma Linda California STUDENT apos S HAND BOOK Helpful hints for Medical Students Nurses and other Students and Workers connected with the College of Medical Evangelists Loma Linda Cal Only by a carefully regulated program regular hours for worship for work for study for eating for rest can one make the most of himself While it is believed that the suggestions given on the following pag
c Adventist apos Heritage With this issue ADVENTIST HERITAGE closes its fifth volume ADVENTIST HERITAGE was begun in January of at Loma Linda University and was published in cooperation with the Division of Religion Its aim as stated in the editorial in the first issue was to quot nourish an interest in Adventist history While we want to adhere to the highest standards of historical scholarship we also desire to appeal to the general reader quot Through
cAdventist cHelltage VOL NO Contributoo SHIRLEY M CHIPMAN is Assistant Managing Editor for ADVENTIST HERITAGE and Department Secretary for the Department of Archives and Special Collections Loma Linda University She enjoys freelance writing and history CHARLES TEEL JR is Professor of Religion and Sociology at Loma Linda University and is currently writing a book on Ferdinand and Ana Stahl and is editing a book on Adventist Themes for Personal and Social Et
Testimonies and experiences connected with the Loma Linda Sanitarium and College of Medical Evangelists
p APPEALS FOR UNITY ADDRESSES ON CONSECRATION UNITY AND SELF DENIAL Given in the Chapel at Loma Linda California March and April BY ELLEN G WHITE Now beseech you brethren by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ that ye all speak of the same thing and that there be no divisions among you but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgement Corinthians Holy Father keep through Thine o
DAY ADVENTIST coNrEitt sEvErr vcit RAIL apos NO MINNEAPOLIS MINN OCT VOL have endeavored to examine the accounts of the year and corupaaing with the amounts paid our missionariesexpenses in tosecure an approximate estimate of next yebs apos s provided we make no addition to our present corps of work Fifth Day apos s Proceedings GENERALCONFERENCE ers Our estimate is as follows laborers e /losoh y
THE RELATION OF THE HUMAN WILL TO HUMAN SIN WHY DO WE SIN SM MS quot There should be a clear understanding of that which constitutes sin and we should avoid the least approach to step over the boundaries from obedience to disobedience JPP quot God made them free moral agents with full liberty to yield or to withhold obedience quot PP quot But should they once yield to temptation their nature would become so depraved that in themselv
r e IV L H quot Ec c IAA c / apos u r V c c c ss lc tril uttlil N Rte it i c apos DiLsfms J f i it r i d q apos I IS t IPf RZad apos apos Wt d quot u In A no ie Ler re e es a i aftrc VOL NO Contributors ROGER W COON is associate secretary of the Ellen G White Estate in S
r t apos c p k I apos I it r apos apos apos apos V li k apos i t i Ii iivilli apos fi P apos apos apos apos apos li apos quot quot In this selection from an MISSIONARY MAGAZINE Vol pp W H Anderson a member of the first group of missionaries to Solusi gives an account of their early years at
a imp M m dmin min INIP maw M Mw nEw rim cAdventist Fall Volume Number ISSN X A JOURNAL OF ADVENTIST HISTORY MANAGING EDITOR Paul J Lands Loma Linda University EDITORS Dorothy Minchin Comm Loma Linda Univemity Gary Land Andrews University ASSISTANT EDITORS Ronald Grayhill Columbia Union James It Nix Loan Linda University ASSISTANT TO THE MANAGING EDITOR Mary E Khalaf Loma Linda University LAYOUT AND DESIG
A JOU go II t er odoe V OID l eeee F e re apos e e ons e j e ie ris et Li ec apos ee e quot quot e apos se e e e p O I v aNl y quot eeer I MI e apos e e e apos ire e I e b i T a e a ABOUT OUR CONTRIBUTORS EVERETT N DICK
ntr butors PATRICK ALLEN received his BA in history from Andrews University writing the paper on which this article is based for his honors thesis GARY LAND is Professor of History at Andrews University His edited work Adventism in America A History is scheduled for publication in November by William B Eerdmaris Publishing Co JAMES R NIX carries several responsibilities he is Chairman of the Department of Archives and Special Collections at Loma Linda U
e la e A MAGAZINE of ADVENTIST HISTORY John Byington Vol No COVER PHOTO John Byington a farmer preacher from New York who became the first president of the General Conference of Seventh day Adventists cAdventistcHentage NOVI N Cr n apos e apos i ehrs n Cirr reiso/sfsoatlithr lor N heithedPcwip rests and MEN A / apos e m Ezra u
