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Ellen G. White - Present Truth and Review and Herald Articles Vols. 1-6 Set RARE. Scarcity: This is the last complete set we have available. They contain material that is not always found in her more famous, standard book-form works. Health Reform and temperance. Serious Ellen G. White Collectors: As a cornerstone set of her complete published works. Historical Significance & Rarity: Source Material: The articles are drawn from the foundational publications of the SDA movement, which began with The Present Truth in 1849. The Review and Herald (first published in 1850) became the official church paper and was the main avenue for Ellen White to communicate counsels, instruction, reproof, and spiritual encouragement to the scattered Adventist believers. Content: The articles cover a wide range of subjects foundational to the faith and practice of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, including: The development of early Adventist doctrine (e.g., the Sabbath, the sanctuary, the State of the Dead). Health Reform and temperance. Organizational counsel and church growth. Prophetic instruction and warnings. Personal piety and Christian living. Scarcity: This is the last complete set we have available. Original copies of the early periodicals are extremely rare. These bound compilation volumes (which were published by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, likely in the mid-to-late 20th century) are considered essential and increasingly scarce resources for serious students of Ellen G. White's writings, SDA history, and theology. They contain material that is not always found in her more famous, standard book-form works. This set is highly sought after by: SDA Historians and Theologians: For detailed study of the historical development of the church and its doctrines. Serious Ellen G. White Collectors: As a cornerstone set of her complete published works. Libraries and Institutions: For their archival and research value.