The last tribute of his brethren will not be paid to the memory of Elder Haskell until the work is finished. his message of faith and trust in God and in the triumph of the work of God will live with us to the end. William A. Spicer Those words, written shortly after Stephen N. Haskell s death seemed highly improbable when, at the age of 17 to honor the request of his dying employer, Haskell married Mary Howe a woman 21 years his senior who was considered a hopeless invalid a decision that might have destroyed his future. Yet he would go on to make substantial contributions to the Seventh-day Adventist Church, shaping its structure and outreach for more than half a century. Haskell was a self-made man in the truest sense of the word. Couched in the social, political, economic, and religious culture of the day, author Gerald Wheeler paints a picture of Haskell as a formidable force in the early Adventist Church. In early manhood, he recognized the call of God and he responded to that call with all his heart, particularly giving himself to the study of God s Word. Through the years he grew with the Adventist movement serving as preacher, organizer, executive, author, publisher, world traveler; but above all as a leader of the lay forces of the church in literature, correspondence, and personal missionary work. Ultimately he led hundreds, if not thousands, to Jesus Christ. As Haskell taught throughout his life, Adventism must never forget that the Word of God is central to its mission and His kingdom is its goal. The Word must retain its primacy. Above any historical or doctrinal tradition, Scripture must always be first. If Haskell were alive today, that would still be his overriding theme. And it must remain the focus of the church he helped pioneer.

S. N. Haskell

Gerald Wheeler

Pacific Press Publishing Association

Bible Plants and Birds by Harry J. Baerg (1990-02-03)

Religion & Spirituality

Harry J. Baerg

Christian Books & Bibles

Review & Herald Publishing Association,U.S.

Beyond LIfe: What God Says About Life, Death and Immortality [Paperback] [Jan 01, 1998] Wheeler, Gerald.

Beyond LIfe: What God Says About Life, Death and Immortality

Review and Herald Publishing Association

Bible biographies illustrate humanity at its best and at its worst. To study the protagonists in the cosmic struggle with evil is to feel the ebb and flow of loyalty and betrayal, courage and cowardice, generosity and greed, truth and falsehood. This volume offers new insights into our common frailties and the God who loves us anyway, patiently weaving each unraveled life into His eternal pattern. Book Specs Paper Back Publisher: Review &amp; Herald Publishing Association Printed: 2000 Pages: 159 Table of Contents The Celestial Opponents The Betrayers Two Righteous Men "And They Became One" The Coat of Many troubles Siblings in Love and Hate Suffer the Children Helping One Another The Intercessors The Blood of Martyrs A Cloud of Witnesses Women in a Male World Little acts, Big Consequences

Saints and Sinners

Review and Herald Pub.

Paperback, MAN OF SORROWS: God, Salvation and the book of Isaiah, 125 pages.

Man of Sorrows: God, Salvation, and the Book of Isaiah

History

Review Herald Publishing

Beyond Death's Door: The Hope for Reunion

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