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         Christian Experience and Teachings of Ellen G. White
      
      
        support. She has touched humanity at every vital point of need, and
      
      
        lifted it to a higher level.
      
      
        “Now she is at rest. Her voice is silent; her pen is laid aside.
      
      
        But the mighty influence of that active, forceful, spirit-filled life will
      
      
        continue. That life was linked with the eternal; it was wrought in God.
      
      
        The message proclaimed and the work done have left a monument
      
      
        that will never crumble nor perish. The many volumes she has left,
      
      
        dealing with every phase of human life, urging every reform necessary
      
      
        to the betterment of society, as represented by the family, city, state,
      
      
        and nation, will continue to mold public sentiment and individual
      
      
        character. Their messages will be cherished more than they have been
      
      
        in the past. The cause to which her life was devoted, and which that
      
      
        life molded and advanced to such a degree, will press forward with
      
      
        increasing force and rapidity as the years go by. We who are connected
      
      
        with it need entertain no fear except the fear of our own failure to do
      
      
        our part as faithfully as we should.”
      
      
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        Sources
      
      
        The contents of the forty short chapters composing the body of this
      
      
        book, are made up of selections from Mrs. White’s writings, as found
      
      
        in her books “Life Sketches of Ellen G. White,” “Early Writings,” and
      
      
        “Testimonies for the Church,” Volumes 1-9, and from her articles in
      
      
        the Review and Herald, and reports of her addresses at the meetings
      
      
        of the General Conference, as published in the General Conference
      
      
        Bulletin.
      
      
        Chapters 1-6 and 8-12, including pages 13-61 and 65-96, are
      
      
        selected from
      
      
         Life Sketches of Ellen G. White, 17-103
      
      
        .
      
      
        Chapter 7 and Chapters 13-18, including pages 62-64 and 97-111,
      
      
        are selected from “Early Writings,” the chapters bearing, in most cases,
      
      
        the same titles; also chapter 21, pages 124 and 125.
      
      
        Chapters 19, 20, and 22-25, pages 112-123 and 126-152, are se-
      
      
        lected from
      
      
         Life Sketches of Ellen G. White, 105-159
      
      
        . Chapter 26 is
      
      
        from “
      
      
        Testimonies for the Church 1:127-131
      
      
        .
      
      
        Chapter 27 is from “
      
      
        Testimonies for the Church 1:347-353
      
      
        .
      
      
        Chapters 28-30 are from “Early Writings.”
      
      
        Chapter 31 is from “
      
      
        Testimonies for the Church 2:594-597
      
      
        .
      
      
        Chapter 32 is from
      
      
         Testimonies for the Church 5:207-216
      
      
        .