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Alonzo Trévier Jones (1859-1923) spoke before a United States Congressional subcommittee in 1889, to oppose the Breckinridge Bill,which sought to compel Sunday observance in the District of Columbia. He soon became a world-famous writer and speaker for religious liberty. He served as co-editor of The American Sentinel, a public magazine defending the principles of freedom in the United States.His desire was to awaken more interest in the study of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, which would clarify the understanding of men's liberty of conscience. This book will help each reader to see the relation that should exist between civil government and religion, according to the words of Christ and the American Constitution.

It should go without saying that Christ is central to Christianity. Most Christians know that He is the means by which God brings human beings back into fellowship with Himself. They may also be aware that Christ is our substitute and surety, our righteousness, and our pattern and example for living. What they may not know is that, as the sinless "second Adam," Christ has become the new head of the human race and that, in leaving this world, He sent His Spirit to complete the adoption process for all who receive Him (Gal. 4:6, 7). And what they also may not know is that Christ is also our Wonderful Judge, which is encouraging news headed toward final judgment.Allan Freed describes Christ's roles in human redemption, how the biblical sanctuary foreshadowed the pathway of reconciliation to God, and what the believer must do to cooperate with Jesus as He finishes His heavenly sanctuary ministry. He warns about a perilous path promoted by a three-part religious union that has declared Protestantism dead, and he offers insight to get on and stay on the pathway that will take us home to God.

G. Earl Knight spent several years in researching the subject of the Holy Spirit. This book is an outgrowth of experiencing the Holy Spirit's power in his life and wanting to share this knowledge of the Spirit's power with others. May the readers of this book lift up Jesus as the only answer to their quest in life and may each one receive the Power of the Holy Spirit.

We live in a broken world with broken people. Often it is easy to ignore the needs of the people around us. But what would God want us to do? In His ministry here on earth, Jesus reached out to the most hurt, most abused, and most reviled members of His community. He healed not only their bodies but their spirits. Should we do any less?The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a unique opportunity to serve the hurting in their community through a Home-Based Care ministry. With our mission to love, serve, and teach, and with the numerous church resources already available, we can do what many others cannot-be the safe haven of health and healing that God intends His church to be.While this book focuses on ministry to individuals and their families dealing with HIV and AIDS, the principles found here can be applied to anyone with a terminal illness who finds himself/herself on the other side of accepted society. It shows us that instead of being critical, we should accept where people and their choices have led them, doing our best to minister with the love and care of Jesus.

It is told simply for children and youth as a great example of love for His fellow men. The story of the earthy life of Christ Our Saviour is written without words in ten thousand forms on every feature of nature, in every phase of human experience, in every fact of life. We can never fully realize how deep is the impression, how wide-spread is the influence of the life of Jesus of Nazareth. Every blessing of every kind comes to us through that connection between heaven and earth, which was formed when the Lord of glory espoused the cause of a world lost in sin.The infinite pathos of that story has inspired the pen of the learned and the tongue of the eloquent. But it is best told in child-like language. The wonderful spectacle needs no human coloring. Its glory surpasses the art of men. It shines brightest in its own luster.In these pages no effort is made toward artificial embellishment. The plain story is simply told by pen that is moved with a deep sense of the infinite proportions on the subject. May it be received in the same simplicity and purity of faith.

What if you discovered an old journal written by King David when he was just a boy? What if this journal contained all of the stories you know and love about David but were penned by his own hand and included his fears, his victories, his mistakes, his accomplishments … and so much more?Only a Boy Named David is written in the first person as if David was writing his experiences in a journal. Based on the Bible, familiar stories come alive in a whole new way as you read a first-hand account about what it must have been like to kill a lion that was attacking the sheep or what it felt like to flee from Saul.David has much to teach about faith, surrender, trust, and obedience. Through each experience that is documented in his journal, it is clear that he loved God above all else. David's songs are one example of his devotion to Yahweh.Be inspired to live your life according to God's plan as you read about David's time as a shepherd, a warrior, a fugitive, and finally, a king.

David: A Man After God's Own Heart compiles the quotes of Ellen G. White to create a resource for those who desire a deeper study of this relatable and influential Bible figure. Following the timeline of David's life, her writings are arranged in a way that emphasizes the characteristics being developed during each Bible milestone. Through studying her thoughts alongside the Bible, readers will form a richer understanding of a man after God's own heart.King David was once only the shepherd boy David. In his youth, he was content to compose songs on his harp, with none to hear but the sheep of his field. But God had bigger plans for him. From facing a warrior giant and a jealous king, to losing his best friend and being betrayed by his own son, character development in Christ remains key to his overcoming.The Bible chronicles just a taste of this incredible transition. People throughout history resonate with and find encouragement from David's reliance on God, whether in struggles or in victories. Throughout her writings, Ellen White shines further light on David's unique walk with God as she shares her own God-given insights on his life.

"Who was Ellen White anyway? Was she just another human like the rest of us? Yes, she was."Of course, Ellen White was also a very special friend of God and His personal messenger to those in these last days. She sometimes had to share very serious messages from Him with His flock here on earth. But that didn't mean she was always the little lady dressed in black "looking stern, stuffy, and unfriendly." Not at all.In this book, Paul Ricchiuti shows us The Other Side of Ellen White… the colorful side that was caring, kind, fun-loving, and humorous. She loved to laugh! She loved the people around her and took special joy in experiencing the small wonders of nature every day.Many of the stories found in this book come from her time in Australia and at Elmshaven, in California. Even during these later years, she did not lose her zest for life and she worked tirelessly for the beloved children of God until the day she died.Enjoy these refreshing reflections on the life of a very special lady who had a very special relationship with God. May you also find that joy in walking hand-in-hand with our Lord.

Abiding in the Supernatural is Chinedu Daniel Obasi's intriguing endeavor to synopsize what the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy teach regarding living according to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Readers will be fascinated by the diverse themes that he discusses and how he ties them together.Obasi lays the groundwork by defining justification and sanctification and emphasizing how much they go hand in hand. Other major themes include the indispensable role of the third Person of the Godhead in the achievement of humanity's redemption, as well as some of the various concoctions that the devil has forged to counterfeit biblical spirituality. He unequivocally asserts our need to anticipate, welcome, and prepare our hearts for the latter rain, which will replicate yet supersede the manifestations among the first-century, apostolic church.Those who have read Obasi's two other books are familiar with his genuine, natural fervor, and this volume follows suit. With intense conviction, he has sought to increase everyone's awareness of the spiritual war in which we are all engaged and challenge all readers to actively fight by leaning on the might of our heavenly Captain.

In today's world of sinfulness and godlessness, we are in desperate need of returning to traditional values and morals. "The greatest want of the world is the want of men-men who will not be bought or sold, men who in their inmost souls are true and honest, men who do not fear to call sin by its right name, men whose conscience is as true to duty as the needle to the pole, men who will stand for the right though the heavens fall." Education, 57Dare to Be a Daniel is a compilation of Ellen G. White's writings that expounds upon the life of this biblical hero, showing the lessons that can be learned from Daniel as he strove to honor and serve God every moment of every day. This collection of quotes is taken from a series on the life of Daniel in The Youth's Instructor, along with complimenting excerpts from The Review and Herald, The Signs of the Times, and Patriarchs and Prophets.

Mel Rees (1906-2004) was a native of Portland, Oregon. A graduate of Laurelwood Academy and Walla Walla College, he spent a number of years in the private sector before being called into the ministry. He served in the Greater New York, New York, and Oregon Conferences, and in the Columbia and North Pacific Unions.He was one of the first to see the importance of stewardship education as outlined in the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy. He shared these principles with people as far north as St. Lawrence Island in Alaska and as far south as Cape Town, South Africa.After retiring in 1975, he held Principles to Live By seminars in the United States, Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. He believed that religion should be simple and that people should live by principle rather than rules-as Jesus taught.Mel and his wife Chris lived in Woodland, Washington, in a beautifully wooded area where they had an orchard, berries, and a garden. They raised far too much for two people, but enjoyed sharing, which they considered a divine privilege.

"Since the dawn of time man has searched the vast heavens for answers." When we see the violence, the pain, around us, we wonder if there is more to this existence. First with our eyes, then with a telescope, and now with technology capable of going into space itself, we have tried to ascertain whether we are alone in this vast universe-if this is all that there is for us. The enemy wants us to believe that, but if we do, we are so very wrong.Our wonderful God and Savior wants us to someday be with Him in the heavens above. However, He doesn't want us to have to wait until then to experience His kingdom in our hearts. He has given us the tools to sort through the onslaught of media lies around us to find the kernel of hope and truth that He desires for us to have-right now, TODAY.This book can help you do that. You will read about the great controversy between good and evil, and how that battle has played out in the author's life. You will learn about the history of Christianity and the hope found in Jesus. And you will discover how it's possible for each of us to live a prosperous, joy-filled life, here, NOW, on earth. We don't have to wait until heaven to experience it. Just reach out and grasp it-take hold of it and don't let go.

St. Regis Falls was carved out of the Adirondack woods. The settlers who cut the trees, cleared the land and built their homes, and lived one day at a time, facing many of the same challenges we face in the 21st Century. The town grew to include industry, a railroad depot, churches, schools and an undefeated high school basketball team. Author Paula Lavoy has talked to old-timers who heard the local legends first hand from their ancestors. Unable to keep these wonderful vignettes to herself, she has compiled Water Over the Falls: St. Regis Falls History to share these nuggets of history, otherwise lost forever. Living in a log cabin that her father built on the banks of the St. Regis River, Lavoy published the first edition not knowing it would sell out and she would have to order a second printing. That edition also sold out and this is her third effort at conveying the rich tapestry of life that has become the modern hamlet of St. Regis Falls, situated in the Town of Waverly, Franklin County, New York. Lavoy is also the author of Looking Back Upstream: St. Regis Falls and Its Past.-Susan Tobias, past President of Westville Historical Society