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〉 Testimonies for the Church Volume 9
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   The Times of Volume Nine ( 3 )
Section 1—For the Coming of the King ( 11 )
   Chapter 1—The Last Crisis ( 11 )
   Chapter 2—Called to Be Witnesses ( 19 )
     A Holy Life ( 21 )
     Christ’s Representatives ( 22 )
     Steadfast Adherence to the Truth ( 23 )
     A World-Wide Message ( 24 )
     The Kind of Workers Needed ( 26 )
     An Impressive Scene ( 28 )
   Chapter 3—Home Missionary Work ( 30 )
     Our Example ( 31 )
     The Result of Wholehearted Effort ( 32 )
     Different Lines of Service ( 33 )
     Circulating Our Publications ( 33 )
     House-to-House Work ( 35 )
     Work for Women ( 36 )
     The Home A Mission Field ( 37 )
     A Place for Everyone ( 37 )
     The Result of Failing to Work ( 39 )
     An Appeal for Untiring Effort ( 40 )
     Missionary Families ( 40 )
     Development Through Service ( 42 )
   Chapter 4—The Need of Earnest Effort ( 43 )
     A Lack of Sympathy ( 45 )
   Chapter 5—“Freely Ye Have Received, Freely Give” ( 49 )
     God’s Benevolence ( 49 )
     The World’s Need of Help ( 51 )
     Our Selfishness a Hindrance to God’s Work ( 52 )
     God’s Almoners ( 53 )
Section 2—Literature in Service [A portion of this matter was published first in 1908.] ( 61 )
   Chapter 6—Our Publications ( 61 )
   Chapter 7—Circulate the Publications ( 65 )
     An Encouraging Experience ( 65 )
     Dangers in Speculative Study ( 67 )
     Dignity of the Book Work ( 69 )
     Unity in Progress ( 70 )
     Our Relief Books ( 70 )
     Lift the Debts ( 71 )
     Another View of the Book Work ( 71 )
     A Caution ( 73 )
     A Parable for Our Study ( 73 )
     Light for All ( 74 )
     A Lesson in Commercialism ( 75 )
   Chapter 8—A Broader View ( 76 )
   Chapter 9—Camp Meetings and Our Publications ( 81 )
Section 3—The Work in the Cities ( 89 )
   Chapter 10—Conditions in the Cities ( 89 )
     The Judgments of God on our Cities ( 92 )
   Chapter 11—A Present-Day Work ( 97 )
     In the Cities of the East ( 98 )
     Liberality in Missionary Effort ( 100 )
     A Motive For Service ( 101 )
     Get Ready ( 104 )
   Chapter 12—Methods of Labor ( 109 )
     The Need of House-to-House Work ( 111 )
     The City Mission a Training School ( 111 )
     Teaching the Principles of Health Reform ( 112 )
     The Wealthy Classes Not to be Passed By ( 113 )
     Plans for Enlarging Our Laboring Forces ( 116 )
     Development of Talent in the Churches ( 117 )
     Joyous Service ( 118 )
     Personal Effort in Connection With Camp Meetings ( 120 )
     Tourist Centers and Centers of Commerce ( 121 )
     With Unflagging Zeal ( 122 )
   Chapter 13—An Appeal to Laymen ( 125 )
     A Reformatory Movement ( 126 )
     Laboring While Probation Lingers ( 126 )
     The Importance of Personal Labor ( 127 )
     Cherishing a Spirit of Self-Denial ( 130 )
     Conditions of Acceptable Service ( 133 )
   Chapter 14—Words of Counsel to Ministers ( 137 )
     In Courage And Simplicity ( 141 )
     Formality In Worship ( 143 )
     Unity In Diversity ( 144 )
     In The Meekness Of Christ ( 146 )
     Meeting Opposition ( 147 )
     The Need of Earnest, Whole-Souled Labor ( 149 )
Section 4—The Health Work ( 153 )
   Chapter 15—Faithfulness in Health Reform ( 153 )
     Personal Responsibility ( 154 )
     Strength Through Obedience ( 154 )
     Flesh Foods ( 156 )
     “To the Glory of God” ( 159 )
     Teaching Health Principles ( 161 )
     Extremes in Diet ( 161 )
     Diet in Different Countries ( 163 )
     A Word to the Wavering ( 163 )
     Conditions of Answered Prayer ( 164 )
     Self-Surrender and Rest ( 165 )
   Chapter 16—A Plea For Medical Missionary Evangelists ( 167 )
     Sanitariums as Missionary Agencies ( 167 )
     The Training of Workers ( 169 )
     Nurses As Evangelists ( 170 )
   Chapter 17—The Loma Linda College of Evangelists ( 173 )
Section 5—The Spirit of Unity [Portions of the tract, Special Testimonies, Series B, No. 4, are included in this section.] ( 179 )
   Chapter 18—Unity Among Different Nationalities ( 179 )
   Chapter 19—Unity in Christ Jesus ( 184 )
     A Life of Grace and Peace ( 186 )
   Chapter 20—The Publishing Work at College View ( 189 )
     Christ’s Relation to Nationality ( 190 )
     A Sure Foundation ( 191 )
   Chapter 21—German and Scandinavian Conferences ( 195 )
     An Example of Brotherly Kindness ( 197 )
Section 6—Among the Colored People ( 199 )
   Chapter 22—A Call for Colored Laborers ( 199 )
     “Laborers Together With God” ( 202 )
   Chapter 23—Proclaiming the Truth Where There is Race Antagonism ( 204 )
     “In All Wisdom and Prudence” ( 210 )
     The Sabbath ( 211 )
   Chapter 24—The Color Line ( 213 )
     A Lesson from Christ’s Labors ( 216 )
     A Time of Preparation ( 218 )
     The Warfare Before Us ( 219 )
   Chapter 25—Consideration for Colored Laborers ( 223 )
   Chapter 26—The Needs of a Mission Field ( 225 )
Section 7—The Religious Liberty Work ( 227 )
   Chapter 27—A Time of Trial Before Us ( 227 )
   Chapter 28—Sunday Labor ( 232 )
     Sanitarium, California, August 17, 1902. ( 232 )
   Chapter 29—Words of Caution ( 239 )
Section 8—Timely Counsels ( 245 )
   Chapter 30—Faithful Stewardship ( 245 )
     The Support of the Gospel ( 246 )
     The Use of the Tithe ( 247 )
     A Solemn Obligation ( 249 )
   Chapter 31—Beneficence ( 253 )
     The Glory of the Gospel ( 253 )
     The Blessings of Stewardship ( 255 )
     Meeting Around the Cross ( 256 )
   Chapter 32—The Spirit of Independence ( 257 )
     Unity in Diversity ( 259 )
     The General Conference ( 260 )
   Chapter 33—A Distribution of Responsibility ( 262 )
     A Warning ( 265 )
   Chapter 34—In Humility and Faith ( 270 )
     Wise Counselors ( 270 )
     Go Forward ( 271 )
     The Example of Christ ( 274 )
   Chapter 35—To the Workers in Southern California ( 277 )
   Chapter 36—“I Am But a Little Child” ( 281 )
     “Followers of God, as Dear Children” ( 283 )
   Chapter 37—The Reward of Earnest Effort ( 285 )