Ellen G. White was a strong advocate for temperance, promoting it through her writing and public speaking. Her principles on temperance, emphasizing the detrimental effects of alcohol and intemperance on health, morals, and spiritual insight, are still relevant in modern society. This book includes excerpts from Mrs. White's writings on temperance, some of which are no longer in circulation.
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