text: ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY OF EYEWITNESSES TO THE VISIONSJ. N. LoughboroughF. C. CastleD. H. LamsonMrs. Drusilla LamsonDavid SeeleyMr. and Mrs. A. F. FowlerC. S. GloverMr. and Mrs. CarpenterD. T. BourdeauJames White Statement-1868George I. Butler-1874MEMORIES OF ELDER W. A. SPICERNo Fancy HotelsPIONEER DAYS OF THE ADVENT MOVEMENTTHE HOUR, THE PEOPLE, THE MESSAGEWHEN THE HOUR STRUCKTIME OF THE JUDGMENTMESSAGE GOES SWIFTLYTHE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY IN THE ADVENT MOVEMENT-NO. 1THE REMNANT THAT HE SHOULD CALLTHE SPIRIT OF PROPHECYTHE PLACE OF THE WRITINGS OF THIS GIFTTHE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY IN THE ADVENT MOVEMENT-NO. 2THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY IN THE ADVENT MOVEMENT-NO. 3POWER IN THE MESSAGESCHURCH BUILT UP BY THE GIFTCOUNSEL GIVEN IN EUROPETHE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY IN THE ADVENT MOVEMENT-NO. 4The Best Book on EducationGuidance in Our Medical WorkNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 1. A WORK FULFILLING PROPHECYNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 2. THE YEAR 1844 A YEAR OF MOMENTOUS EVENTSNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 3. A GREAT OPENING OF DOORS IN THE DAYS OF 1844NOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 4. HOW THE MESSAGE CAME THAT MADE THE MOVEMENTNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 5. THE COMING OF THE SABBATH TRUTH IN 1844"FREDERICK WHEELERNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT No. 6. TAKING UP AND CARRYING ON THE TORCH OF SABBATH REFORMNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 7. THE SABBATH COMES TO THE GROUPS WHO HAVE LIGHT ON THE SANCTUARY AND THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY"WHAT IS THE NEWS?"NECESSARY FUNDS PROVIDEDINCREASING LIGHTNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 8. COMING OF THE LIGHT ON THE SANCTUARY TRUTHNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 9. THE COMING OF A GUIDING GIFT-THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECYREMARKABLE CONCURRENCESPIRIT OF PROPHECY APPEARSALL FEATURES OF NEW TRUTHS INVESTIGATEDNOTES ON EARLY TIMES IN THIS ADVENT MOVEMENT NO. 10. INTERESTING SIDE LIGHTSMINDS DIRECTED TO SANCTUARY TRUTHSABBATH AND SANCTUARY TRUTHS CLOSELY RELATEDDESCRIPTION OF SANCTUARY SERVICEMARVELOUS LEADINGS OF GODRELATION OF THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY TO THE BIBLE W. E. READ2; 16.3)THE WORK OF THE ELLEN G. WHITE ESTATETHE MANUSCRIPT FILESPRESENT WORKMrs. E. G. White in VisionHEALED BY AN ANGELTHE "HOLY FLESH" DOCTRINEA REPETITION OF EARLY FANATICISMSHOUTING NO EVIDENCE OF SANCTIFICATIONWORSHIP WITH A BEDLAM OF NOISEHISTORY OF THE PAST TO BE REPEATEDDefective Presentation Regarding the Holy SpiritDEFENDS ORIGINALITY OF WHITE PROPHECY
  As to Mrs. White's condition while in vision a few statements from eyewitnesses may be in place. The first is from M. G. Kellogg, M.D., who refers to the first vision given in Michigan, May 29, 1853, at a meeting held in Tyrone, Livingston County, He says:HEVI 76A.5
  "Sister White was in vision about twenty minutes or half an hour. As she went into vision every one present seemed to feel the power and presence of God, and some of us did indeed feel the Spirit of God resting upon us mightily. We were engaged in prayer and social meeting Sabbath morning at about nine o'clock. Brother White, my father, and Sister White had prayed, and I was praying at the time. There had been no excitement, no demonstrations. We did plead earnestly with God, however, that He would bless the meeting with His presence, and that He would bless the work in Michigan. As Sister White gave that triumphant shout of 'Glory! g-l-o-r-y! g-l-o-r-y!' which you have heard her give so often as she goes into vision, Brother White arose and informed the audience that his wife was in vision. After stating the manner of her visions, and that she did not breathe while in vision, he invited any one who wished to do so to come forward and examine her. Dr. Drummond, a physician, who was also a First-day Adventist preacher, who (before he saw her in vision) had declared her visions to be of mesmeric origin, and that he could give her a vision, stepped forward, and after a thorough examination, turned very pale, and remarked, 'She doesn't breathe!'HEVI 76A.6
  "I am quite certain that she did not breathe at that time while in vision, nor in any of several others which she has had when I was present. The coming out of the vision was as marked as her going into it. The first indication we had that the vision was ended, was in her again beginning to breathe. She drew her first breath deep, long, and full, in a manner showing that her lungs had been entirely empty of air. After drawing the first breath, several minutes passed before she drew the second, which filled the the lungs precisely as did the first; then a pause of two minutes, and a third inhalation, after which the breathing became natural." Signed, "M. G. Kellogg, M.D., Battle Creek, Mich., Dec. 28, 1890."HEVI 76A.7