An edition of The great controversy
(1858)
The Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan during the Christian Dispensation.
11th ed. Rev. and enl. Sixty-second thousand.
by Ellen Gould Harmon White, E. G. White, Ellen G White, Ellen White, Ellen G. White, E.G. White, Ellen Gould Harmon White, White E.G, Ellen G. White, White, E. G., Ellen G. WHITE, and Pacific Press Publishing Associaton
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1888, Pacific Press Publishing Company
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Book Details
First Sentence
""If thou hadst known, even thou, at least in this thy day, the things which belong unto thy peace! but now they are hid from thine eyes. For the days shall come upon thee, that thine enemies shall cast a trench about thee, and compass thee round, and keep thee in on every side, and shall lay thee even with the ground, and thy children within thee; and they shall not leave in thee one stone upon another; because thou knewest not the time of thy visitation.""
Table of Contents
Chapter I.
Destruction of Jerusalem.
Page 1
Chapter II.
Persecution in the First Centuries.
Page 39
Chapter III.
The Apostasy.
Page 49
Chapter IV.
The Waldenses.
Page 61
Chapter V.
John Wycliffe.
Page 79
Chapter VI.
Huss and Jerome.
Page 97
Chapter VII.
Luther’s Separation from Rome.
Page 120
Chapter VIII.
Luther Before the Diet.
Page 145
Chapter IX.
The Swiss Reformer.
Page 171
Chapter X.
Progress of Reform in Germany.
Page 185
Chapter XI.
Protest of the Princes.
Page 197
Chapter XII.
The French Reformation.
Page 211
Chapter XIII.
In the Netherlands and Scandinavia.
Page 237
Chapter XIV.
Later English Reformers.
Page 245
Chapter XV.
The Bible and the French Revolution.
Page 265
Chapter XVI.
The Pilgrim Fathers.
Page 289
Chapter XVII.
Heralds of the Morning.
Page 299
Chapter XVIII.
An American Reformer.
Page 316
Chapter XIX.
Light Through Darkness.
Page 343
Chapter XX.
A Great Religious Awakening.
Page 355
Chapter XXI.
A Warning Rejected.
Page 375
Chapter XXII.
Prophecies Fulfilled.
Page 391
Chapter XXIII.
What Is the Sanctuary?
Page 409
Chapter XXIV.
In the Holy of Holies.
Page 423
Chapter XXV.
God’s Law Immutable.
Page 433
Chapter XXVI.
A Work of Reform.
Page 451
Chapter XXVII.
Modern Revivals.
Page 461
Chapter XXVIII.
The Investigative Judgment.
Page 479
Chapter XXIX.
The Origin of Evil.
Page 492
Chapter XXX.
Enmity Between Man and Satan.
Page 505
Chapter XXXI.
Agency of Evil Spirits.
Page 511
Chapter XXXII.
Snares of Satan.
Page 518
Chapter XXXIII.
The First Great Deception.
Page 531
Chapter XXXIV.
Spiritualism.
Page 551
Chapter XXXV.
Character and Aims of the Papacy.
Page 563
Chapter XXXVI.
The Impending Conflict—Its Causes.
Page 582
Chapter XXXVII.
The Scriptures a Safeguard.
Page 593
Chapter XXXVIII.
The Final Warning.
Page 603
Chapter XXXIX.
“The Time of Trouble.”
Page 613
Chapter XL.
God’s People Delivered.
Page 635
Chapter XLI.
Desolation of the Earth.
Page 653
Chapter XLII.
The Controversy Ended.
Page 662
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General Notes
Page 679
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Biographical Notes
Page 692
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