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As we approach the end of time, a working knowledge of Bible prophecy is more important than ever. Ellen White promoted a careful study of the two main books of prophecy in the Bible-Daniel and Revelation."A much more careful study of Daniel and the Revelation is needed now than ever before." Counsels to Writers and Editors, p. 65.Ellen White suggested that the books of Daniel and Revelation should be bound together and published, showing they are related to the same subjects. She also advised that the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation should be printed in small books with necessary explanations added."Daniel and the Revelation explain each other, and they are to be understood as witnesses in the world." The Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary, Vol. 7, p. 949.This little book fulfills this need. It contains the entire books of Daniel and Revelation, along with condensed explanations and Ellen White clarifications. Studies on Daniel and Revelation is a perfect study companion for any Bible student.

"I've made my decision," announced Harold, "I was going to ask for a pair of new shoes, but I can polish up my old ones. Then maybe we can get some shoes for Gerald."Unselfishness-an almost forgotten quality amid modern society. This is just one of the lessons learned by the three energetic children featured in Happy Home Stories. Betty Lou, Harold, and Linda learn important lessons in sharing, sacrifice, obedience, and the love of Jesus.A character-building story book for young children of all ages, these stories include excerpts about famous historical figures like Johnny Appleseed and Fanny Crosby. Betty Lou, Harold, and Linda also discuss Biblical stories about heroes such as Nehemiah and Abraham, and imagine what Heaven must be like. They even have a birthday-party for Jesus!Author Ella May Robinson was the granddaughter of James and Ellen White. She was born in California, spent part of her childhood in Europe, went to college in Australia, and after her marriage to Dores E. Robinson, lived eight years in Africa. She filled the varied roles of colporteur, church school teacher, missionary wife, and mother of two missionaries.

William Booth was so successful as a Methodist evangelist that other ministers were embarrassed. In 1857, these ministers voted overwhelmingly to remove him from general evangelism. They moved to make him pastor of a small district.William's passion was to preach to the urban poor, but he accepted his new assignment and prayed for patience while he worked as a pastor. Finally, in 1860, his patience wore thin. Once more, he asked for full-time evangelistic work, and again, was refused. This time, inspired by his wife, Catherine, he left the Methodist Church.The future looked bleak for William, Catherine, and their four small children. Prayerfully, Catherine told him, "The Lord will be with us. You have a message for the masses, and you must reach them."Together with a growing number of followers, he and Catherine brought hope to the world's poorest areas. With soul-stirring evangelistic meetings and steaming bowls of soup for anyone who hungered, the Salvation Army was born.

Reuben gazes over the charred remains the Northern soldiers had left of his family home at the end of the Civil War. Everything is gone. He had spent months fighting for the South-starving, sick, and putting his life on the line-only to return to this black mass of nothing. At that moment he vows to rebuild his legacy and to have a future of wealth and success that no one or nothing can take away from him.In this fascinating story, read about a young man who tries to do everything on his own, and even succeeds in making a fortune and rebuilding not only his home, but his community. Something is missing, however, and when he is asked about God, he begins to wonder if maybe even more is possible if he relies on God's strength instead of his own. As he reads Daniel and Revelation and puts God to the test, his life is changed forever.

Come and meet the gang-General Lee, Amy, Mike, Mandy, Yankee Dan, Jimmy, and Jeff-as they share their stories of imagination, fun, friendship, and even sadness and joy. Every day is a new beginning in their little town, and they would like you to join them in each new adventure. Whether Lee is learning about responsibility, Amy about sharing, or Mike about kindness, their parents and friends-old and new-are there to help them every step of the way.They aren't your friends yet, you say? Well, they will be! All you have to do is open the pages, read their stories, and soon, they will be your friends, too. But you know what? This book isn't only about meeting new friends… it is also about meeting the Best Friend you could ever have-JESUS. And remember, no matter how small or how tall you are, you have a story to tell to others about YOUR Forever Friend, Jesus. He's counting on you!

This volume has been prepared in answer to many urgent requests from teachers and other workers. While there is abundant factual material available for nature teaching, there is a scarcity of illustrative material for bringing out the spiritual lessons which nature was originally designed to teach.There is no attempt to make the subject matter exhaustive, for the obvious reason that nature is infinite in its scope, and no amount of study could ever exhaust its lessons. Since it is the expression of the thoughts of God, there will be an eternity of study before the nature student, and yet he will ever find new wonders to explore, new mysteries to solve.In the preparation of this material the author has consulted many works of a technical nature, dealing with all phases of science and nature study; he has also drawn from the writings of several world-renowned authors, among whom are the names of Ellen G. White, Hugh Macmillan, Henry Drummond, Charles Spurgeon, and others.

These "notebook leaflets"-first published in the 1920s-were printed to make available to ministers and gospel workers choice materials that are found in the Ellen G. White manuscript and letter files. More than ninety percent of this material was unavailable when reprinted in 1945.The series is composed of four groups of leaflets: CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE-which has 16 chapters covering many of the experiences Christians go through in this life. THE CHURCH-containing eight chapters on doctrines and the Scriptures. EDUCATION-six chapters such as home training and church school. METHODS-thirteen chapters showing how to present truth and the use of medical missionary work with evangelism.

James Edson White offers his views on Christ's relation to the world and the signs that herald his return. He writes: "The primary object of this book is to present the Bible view of Christ as the coming King. In its pages we look forward to the time when, not as the Leader of Israel, neither as the Man of Sorrows will he appear to this world, but as One who comes in the blaze of His own glory and of His father's also." The section on the Signs of the Times makes for an interesting reading from a historical perspective.

The history of mankind is chiefly the record of the character and exploits of the men and women who exerted the greatest influence upon their generation and nation while the Scriptures were written to reveal to the human family a Person - its author and chief subject, Jesus Christ."Then came Jesus forth, wearing the crown of thornes, and the purple robe. And Pilate saith unto them, Behold the Man!" - John 19:5

Grandma's Potpourri is a collection of poems from Pearl Klusman. These poems reflect Pearl's personal journey through life, love, joy, and loss. Through it all Pearl keeps her focus on the One who can bring healing and peace to a broken world.The poems in this book were written as a way of expressing feelings over the life and loss that we all experience. She uses her inspiration and life song to encourage her readers to trust in God and to know that He has everything and everyone in His hands.Topics include life, death, love, nature, Christ, and hope, and many others.

This fourth volume of the On a Wing and a Prayer series, like the other three books, is carefully hemmed by that beloved admonition that saves us from blind imaginings; whatsoever things are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, of good report, virtuous, and absolutely full of praise! Before you begin reading, I challenge you to consider my new hypothesis: "For those who can hear it, there is healing in the song of a bird."

Ever been so thirsty you could hardly stand it? When you finally got that first glass of water, you couldn't get enough. And if you have ever had crystal clear spring water, you know there is nothing like it.What about your spiritual thirst? Have you tasted of the water of life? There is nothing else like it either. So, when you know where that water is, what could keep you from it? The traveler in Chronicles of a Thirsty Traveler: An Allegory About the Source of the Water of Life, like "Pilgrim" in Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, finds several detours that take him off the strait and narrow road that leads to the source of the water of life. These detours have their promoters, like the energy conserver, the pretender, the entrepreneur, and the controller. Will the traveler be diverted from his object?If you are thirsty, join the traveler on a thought-provoking journey to find the source of the water of life.