Testimony For Today

Last chapter entitled: "The Death of my Husband"

Chapters Entitled: "Publishing and Travelling" and "Removal To Michigan"

This Review and Herald excerpt is written in October 9, 1894.

Chapters are entitled - " My First Vision" and "Call To Travel"

Chapter - "Advent Experience"

Entitled: Leaving the Methodist Church & Opposition of Formal Brethren, respectively.

Chapter entitled: Feelings of Despair.

Chapter 1 - "My Childhood" Chapter 2 - "My Conversion"

Suitable Locations for Institutions; To Avoid Temptation and Corruption; Stormy Times Are Before Us; Where the Youth May Be Taught Most Effectively; Working the Cities From Outposts; In Easy Access to the Cities; Lessons From Enoch and Lot; Churches, but Not Institutions in the Cities; The Message Given by the Lord; The Signal for Fleeing.

The Land to Supply Our Necessities; Country Living—A Blessing to the Poor; Troublous Times Before Us; Make Haste to Get Ready; Let Not Institutional Attractions Lure You; Establish No Jerusalem Centers; How Must the Angels Feel; God Will Help His People; Counsel and Caution to Those Who Anticipate Leaving the Cities; Spread Every Plan Before God.

Keep the Children From Hotbeds of Iniquity; Before the Scourge Shall Overflow; Souls of Children Versus Ease and Comfort; Christian Qualities Better Gained in Retired Locations; The Refuge of Country Places; To Secure Life’s Best Results; Manifold Benefits of Active Out-of-Door Life; Expect No Miracle to Undo Results of Wrong Course;

Withdraw to the Freedom of Rural Areas; Avoid Party Strifes; Labor Trouble Ahead; Conflicts Between Trade Confederacies and Labor Unions; Preparing for the Issue; To Preserve Our Individuality; In Disregard of the Decalogue; Unions That Are Formed or Shall Be Formed

The Perils of the Cities; City Living Not God’s Plan; A Loitering Spirit; Cities to Be Visited by God’s Judgments; Results of Unheeded Warnings; Imminence of God’s Judgments; A View of Great Destruction; God’s Efforts to Arouse the People; Peril to Those Who Remain Unnecessarily

Keep in View the Great Object of Reform; Follow the Saviour’s Methods; Use Tact and Courtesy; Diet Reform to Be Progressive; Tracts on Health Reform; Handle the Flesh Meat Question Wisely; A Time to Keep Silent; A Wrong Method of Working; Teach by Example; Present Temperance in Its Most Attractive Form; Meet the People Where They Are; Meeting Extreme Views—A Historical Statement; A Work of Utmost Importance; In Every Church, Church School, and Mission Field; Their Rightful Place; A Reforming Agency; Teaching From House to House; Teaching Diet Reform at Holiday Gatherings and Special Entertainments; The Opportunities and Dangers of Our Restaurants; Tact and Discretion Required in Educators; Cooking Classes in All Our Schools; Faithfulness in Common Duties.

The Need of Health Education; Many Will Be Enlightened; Pioneer Efforts in Teaching Health Reform Principles; The Medical Tent on the Campground; By Example as Well as Precept; Let Ministers Teach Reform Principles; Appeal to Ministers, Conference Presidents, and Other Leaders; Health Education in the Home; Every Member to Impart Truth; Educators, Go Forward

Immoderate Use of Hot and Injurious Drinks; Moderate Drinking the Highway to Drunkenness; Our Example to be on the Side of Reform; Under the Microscope; Beneficial to Health.

Pure Water a Blessing; Use of Water in Sickness; In Fever Cases; A Right and Wrong Use of Water; The Stimulating Effects of Tea and Coffee; Create Nervous Excitement, Not Strength; No Food Value; Spiritual Perception Blunted; Cravings Interfere With Spiritual Worship; The Stupefied Transgressor Not Guiltless; A Losing Battle With Appetite; The Conflict Between Truth and Self-indulgence.

Appeals for a Nonflesh Diet in Our Early Medical Institutions (1884); Meeting the Issue Squarely; A Second Letter Meeting the Issue; Remaining True to Our Principles;

Illogical Excuses; Earnest Appeals for Reform; Strength to Resist Through Fasting and Prayer; When Prayer for Healing Is Inconsistent; Leaders in Reform; A Summary.