Introduction
1.
The
Original Perfection of Man
2. The Inception
of Intemperance
3. Impairment
Through Indulged Appetite
4. Importance of
Christ’s Victory Over Appetite
5. An Incentive
to Crime
6. An Economic
Problem
7. Alcohol and
the Home
8. A Cause of
Accidents
9. A
Public-Health Problem
10. Alcohol and
Men in Responsible Positions
11. Effects of
Tobacco Use
12. Tobacco’s
Polluting, Demoralizing Influence
13. Defiling the
Temple of God
14. An Economic
Waste
15. The Power of
Example
16. Abstain From
Fleshy Lusts
17. Tea and
Coffee
18. Drugs
19.
Importance
of Strictly Temperate Habits
20. Psychological
Effects of Mild Intoxicants
21. The
Intoxicating Effects of Wine and Cider
22. Wine in the
Bible
23. Christians
and the Production of Liquor-Making Products
24. Temperance
and Total Abstinence
25. Only as the
Life Is Changed
26. Conversion
the Secret of Victory
27. The Will the
Key to Success
28. Enduring
Victory
29. Help for the
Tempted
30. Counsel on
How to Work
31. The
Temperance Worker
32. What True
Temperance Embodies
33. The Body the
Temple
34. Temperance
and Spirituality
35. Daniel’s
Example
36. The Food on
Our Tables
37. Total
Abstinence Our Position
38. Relation to
Church Membership
39. Seventh-day
Adventists Spiritual Leaders
40. Prenatal
Influence
41. The Strength
of Inherited Tendencies
42. Formation of
Behavior Patterns
43. Parental
Example and Guidance
44. Teaching
Self-Denial and Self-Control
45. Youth and the
Future
46. Education in
Temperance
47. Signing the
Pledge
48. Removing the
Temptation
49. Diversion and
Harmless Substitutes
50. The Sense of
Moral Obligation
51. Working
Together
52. Co-operating
With the W.C.T.U.
53. The Present
Situation
54. Called to the
Battle
55. By Voice — a
Part of Our Evangelistic Message
56. Temperance
Education an Objective of Our Medical Work
57. The Influence
of the Pen
58. The Power of
the Vote
59. The Call to
the Harvest
Appendices
A. Ellen G.
White a Temperance Worker
B. At
Christiana, Norway — 1886
C. A talk on
Temperance — 1891
D. At Sydney,
Australia — 1893