Early Adventist book examining the Hebrew sanctuary services in detail as a "shadow" of the plan of salvation.

Presentation of the essence of his 1888 message regarding the nature of Christ and perfection.

A self-supporting school based on the principles advocated by Ellen White was founded in North Carolina in 1911. Book work, hand work, all faculties were engaged in training young men and women to further God's kingdom.

Ellen White wrote this, her first book, to tell others of the visions and instructions given her by God. (1851)

In his parable teaching, Jesus linked divine truth with common things and incidents, as may be found in the experiences of the shepherd, the builder, the tiller of the soil, the traveler, and the homemaker. (1900)

Christ's Object Lessons recounts stories of the Master Teacher that draw practical, down-to-earth lessons from common scenes, objects, and incidents of life.

This book was transcribed from a series of sermons preached by the late Bill Lehman. The series was titled Christ Our Righteousness, and was conducted during the middle 1970s at the Campus Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church in Loma Linda, California.

E.J. Waggoner's most famous book explains his position on this subject, which was the focus of the Minneapolis SDA Conference in 1888.