The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-30

At the close of the l44th line
(middle of page 13) we find omit
ted % lines, containing 284 words,
as follows:
"And as we were gazing at the glories of the
place our eyes were attracted upwards to some
thing that had the appearance of silver. Iasked
Jesus to let me see what was within there. In
a moment we were winging our way up
ward, and entering in; here we saw good old
father Abraham, Isaac, Jacob Noah, Daniel and
many like them. And saw vail with heavy
fringe of silver and gold. as border on the
bottom; it was very beautiful. I asked Jesus
what was within the vail He raised it with his
own right arm, and babe me take heed 1 saw
there glorious ark, overlaid with pure gold,
and it had glorious border, resemblingsJesus'
crowns; and on it were two bright angels their
wings were spread over the ark as they sat on
each end, with their faces turned towards each
other and looking downward. In the ark, be-
meath where the angels wings were spread,
was golden pot of Mamma, of yellowish cast
and saw rod. which Jesus said was Aaron's;
saw It bud, blossom and bear fruit, and ISaw
two long golden rods, on which hung silver
wires, and on the wires most glorious grapes;
one cluster was more than man here could
carry. And saw Jesus step up and take of
the manna almonds, grapes and pomegranates.
and bear them down to the city, and place them
on the supper table. I stepped up to see how
much was taken away, and there was just as
much left; and we shouted Hallelujah-Amen.
We all descended from this place down into the
city. and"
At the close of the 2O4th line
(bottom of page ~, we find omit
ted nearly two lines, containing %
words: as follows:
"Well, bless the Lord dear brethren and
sisters, it is an extra meeting for those who have
the seal of the living Cod"
Following the close Of the sen
tence ending with a period in the
222 line page l5) we find omitted
one sentence, containing SIX words,
as follows:
I'VE all recined at the table,"
Also on pages Is, 10 and 20 of
"a Word to The Little Flock"
we find a vision" by Mrs. E. &.
White contained in letter written
to Joseph Bates, dated Topsham,
Me, April 7, lS47.
On pages rs, 26 and 81 of
"Early Writings Of Mrs. White,''
published in 1882, we find an al
legged republication Of this "vision."
At the close of the 59th line
(page 27) we find an omission Of
4 lines, containing II words, as
follows:
''And if one believed. and kept the Sabbath.
and received the blessing attending it, and then
gave it up, and broke the holy commandment,
they would shut the gates of the Holy City
against themselves as sure as there was a God
that rules in heaven above"
At the close of the 73rd line
(page 81 we find a second omis-
sion of 8 lines, contain ng 81 words,
as follows:
II saw all that would not receive the mark of
the Beast and of his Image. in their foreheads or
Ill tIlelr udNOS, COulO not Duy or sell. saw
that the number (66G) of the Image Beast was
made up and that it was the beast that changed
the Sabbath, and the Image Beast had followed
on after. and kept the Popes and not Gods
Sabbath. And all we were required to do, was
to give up Gods Sabbath, and keep the Pope's.
and then we should have the mark of the Beast
and of his Image"
Upon pages SO, SO, 60, 81, 81,
68, SO and 70, of Testimonies for
the Churches" Vol. I, we find an
alleged republication of the
"Vision" entitled ITO tho Remnant
Scattered Abroad" Upon exami-
nation we find a suppression of
the same passage as in EARLY
Writings of Mrs. White" published
in 1882. We further find that the
'Vision'' as originally published
by James White in l847 is here
divided and published as two diff
ferent "Visions,'' under the head
ings Chapter VII my First
Vision" and Chapter TX "Vision
CT the New Earth,'' with nearly
six pages of other matter between