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• Taking the Deadlock Out of Wedlock

  http://www.gospel-herald.com/wieland/wedlock_deadlock/wedlock_cover.htm
  By Robert J. Wieland. Presents marriage in the light of the gospel. PDF format.

• Testimonies to the Church

  http://www.earlysda.com/testimony/testimony-1-3.html
  The first 13 Testimonies God gave Ellen White to write out especially for the saints' benefit are available. They were published in small pamphlet form, and then the first 10 were assembled together in one book, while the others were published separately. (1855-1877)

• The Time of the End by George McCready Price (1967)

  http://gospel-herald.com/price_gm/toe_index.htm
  New insights into prophetic interpretation are given to begin to point up the significance of world-embracing movements which have hitherto found little place in the expository positions of Seventh-day Adventists.

• The Two Republics, or Rome and the United States of America (1891)

  http://temcat.com/L-1-adv-pioneer-lib/ATJONES/TheTwoRepublics-Jones.pdf
  Author A.T. Jones shows how the Roman government mixed the civil with religious aspects, while the government of the USA holds that the religious aspects should be completely separate from civil government.

• Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing, by Ellen White

  http://www.whiteestate.org/books/mb/mb.asp
  To the poor in spirit, the meek, the lowly, the sorrowful, the despised, the persecuted, Jesus opens his arms of refuge, saying, "Come unto me. . . and I will give you rest." (1955)

• Three Messages of Revelation 14, by J.N. Andrews

  http://dedication.www3.50megs.com/3AMessages.html
  Three Messages of Revelation 14:6-12 by J.N. Andrews (1860). Study of what the symbols mean, with emphasis on the two-horned beast.

 

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