d by the remaining sindrifte と sect which. Liner. Jolume " From & Siri: 3. Prophecy . We most heartit ! recommend this book- teaching which 41 most vitat im sordance à all classes. Die Eine mar THE GREAT CONTROVERSY BETWEEN CHRIST AND SATAN FROM THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM TO THE END OF THE CONTROVERSY. Ellen BY MRS. E. G. WHITE. VOL. IV. SECOND EDITION. PACIFIC PRESS: OAKLAND, CAL. C8658.70 -III, 2488 A HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY 1885. Oct. 15, E. J. Palmer, Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1884, by MRS. E. G. WHITE, In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C. PACIFIC PRESS, Printers, Electrotypers, and Binders. 1 PREFACE. +6 It is with much pleasure that we send forth this book, Vol. IV. of the series on 'The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan." Vol. I., beginning with the fall of Satan, embraces Old-Testament history. Vol. II. contains the life of Christ; Vol. III., the lives of the apostles; and this volume, giving first a sketch of our Lord's great prophecy (which, in brief, covers the whole dispensation), contains a history of the church in her warfare to her final redemption, and vividly describes the triumph of the people of God, the destruction of Satan and all his followers, and the renewing of the earth, which ends the awful controversy between the Son of God and the powers of darkness. Apart from the Bible, this series presents the most wonderful and intensely interesting history of the world, from the entering of sin to the complete restitution of all things, that has ever been published. And as "the closing events of the dispensation are the most momentous,—the destruction of Satan and all that pertains to his work, and the revealing of the coming glory, being unparalleled by all events that precede them, so the contents of this book are, in many respects, more deeply interesting than those of the volumes which preceded it. The closing chapters are most thrilling. They will be best appreciated, however, by those who read all the four volumes in connection. -- We would say to those who have felt disappointed because this volume was not issued sooner, that we believe the delay was providential, as the book contains matter |