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Noted historian George R. Knight calls The Ellen G. White Encyclopedia “the most important reference work produced by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in a half century.” This massive volume is the definitive resource on one of the most remarkable women of the nineteenth century. The Ellen G. White Encyclopedia collects hundreds of articles by over 160 contributors describing the people and...

from the Christian standpoint, beginning with the fall of Adam, when self-control and moral power were lost to the human race. Then she showed that through Jesus self-control and “moral power” are restored, enabling the believer to overcome “the slavery of habit and indulgence of perverted appetite” (ibid. 265). “Temperance alone,” she wrote, “is the foundation of all the graces that come from God, the foundation of all victories to be gained” (ibid. 201). Temperance therefore has its foundation
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