Uriah Smith - Publications

Publications

  • The Warning Voice of Time and Prophecy (1853)
  • The Bible Student's Assistant, Or, A Compend Of Scripture References (1858)
  • Mortal or Immortal? Which?, or, An Inquiry into the Present Constitution and Future Condition of Man (1860)
  • The Two Covenants (1860s)
  • Which? Mortal, Or Immortal? : Or, An Inquiry Into The Present Constitution And Future Condition Of Man (1864)
  • Daniel and the Revelation
  • Thoughts on Daniel, Critical and Practical, on the Book of Daniel 2nd edn (DjVu format)
  • An Appeal to the Youth: Funeral Address of Henry N. White (1868)
  • The Visions of Mrs. E. G. White : a Manifestation of Spiritual Gifts According to the Scriptures (1868)
  • Poems with Rebekah Smith and Annie R. Smith (1871)
  • The United States in the Light of Prophecy, or, An Exposition of Rev. 13:11-17 (1872)
  • The State of the Dead and the Destiny of the Wicked (1873)
  • The Sanctuary And The Twenty-Three Hundred Days Of Daniel VIII, 14 (1877)
  • The Biblical Institute with James White (1878)
  • A Sketch of the Last Sickness and Death of Elder James White with W. C. Gage and John Harvey Kellogg (1881)
  • Man's Nature And Destiny, or, The State Of The Dead, The Reward Of The Righteous, And The End Of The Wicked (1884)
  • Our Country's Future. The United States in the Light Of Prophecy, or, an Exposition of Rev. 13:11-17 (1884)
  • Synopsis of the Present Truth : A Brief Exposition of the Views of S. D. Adventists (1884)
  • An Exposure of Fanaticism and Wickedness with George Ide Butler(1885)
  • The Marvel of Nations. Our Country: Its Past, Present, and Future, and What the Scriptures Say of It (1886)
  • Modern Spiritualism: a Subject of Prophecy and a Sign of the Times (1896)
  • Here and Hereafter, or, Man in Life and Death (1897)
  • Looking Unto Jesus, or, Christ in Type and Antitype (1897)
  • Our Country, the Marvel of Nations (1901)

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