Overview of story of redemption from the original Eden to Eden restored in the new earth. Compiled from earlier writings of Ellen G. White. Condensed version of the Conflict of the Ages series.

The origin, character, and development of health education in the Seventh-day Adventist Church is described, with large attention given to the rise, progress, and fall of the Battle Creek Sanitarium.

From Jesus' birth, life, crucifixion, and on to his Ascension, his story is told in simple language, with drawings, for children. (1896)

A thorough, but not exhaustive, study of the entire book of Daniel in the Bible is given by one of the conference leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist church.

Uriah Smith writes that the soul is not naturally immortal. Immortality is only possible through believing in Jesus Christ.

Compiled from writings of Ellen White from the 1890s, this book details what Seventh-day Adventists should be doing to spread the gospel in the southern part of the United States, especially for the coloured people.

The Blessed Virgin, Mary, is shown in this book to point everyone to the Saviour - Jesus Christ.

"~A Perpetual Sign, From the Beginning To the Entering Into the Gates of the Holy City, According To the Commandment" 1847 book by Joseph Bates no doubt played an important part in grounding faith of early Adventist believers in the then "new doctrine" of the Sabbath truth.

This compilation of articles originally published in the Review and Herald in 1881 explains what is true and false sanctification, and shows that sin can and must be overcome.

Ellen White's book written in 1854 explaining the book she wrote in 1851. Also, there are some paragraphs that are very similar to those in the 1858 Great Controversy.

Education experiences before the midnight cry are compared with education experiences before the loud cry by E. A. Sutherland.

Thurman and Martha Petty tell about their experience pastoring the people on Pitcairn from 1982-1984. Many things have changed from the days when the whole island used to be Seventh-day Adventist.

The original 1892 version of the most translated and published book by Ellen White. The steps necessary to take for salvation are explained simply and clearly.

Most translated and printed book of Ellen White (1956 edition). It points to Jesus Christ as the only one who is able to meet the needs of the soul. The seeker is led after righteousness and wholeness of character, step by step, along the way of Christian living,

James White focuses on showing Advent leader William Miller as being led of God, and not being a fanatic.

The end-time deceptions of Satan such as spiritualism, state of the dead, and the false sabbath are exposed by the Bible. Common errors taught in the churches are compared to the Bible, with the object of pointing to Jesus Christ.

Current edition of the official guide to church policies.

Bernard Spencer comments on the life and work of Jesus as seen in his miracles, parables, titles etc.

The seldom-discussed subject of solitary vice (masturbation) is covered, giving particular attention to how to overcome this soul-destroying habit.