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Lamson, David Henry, 482-484 and n41EGWLM 962.23

Lamson, Drusilla (wife of Joseph), 598 and n81, 689 and n7, see also Orton, Drusilla1EGWLM 962.24

Lamson, Jonathan, 689 n61EGWLM 962.25

Lamson, Joseph Bradley (son of Jonathan), 689 and n81EGWLM 962.26

Lamson, Mary E. (daughter of David), 482 n21EGWLM 962.27

Lancaster, Massachusetts, 521 and n21EGWLM 962.28

Landon, Warren E.1EGWLM 962.29

ostracized by fanatical Connecticut members, 711 and n71EGWLM 962.30

Lane, Arvilla M., 613 n1371EGWLM 962.31

Lane, Sarah, 623 and n361EGWLM 962.32

Laodicean message of Rev. 3, 499 and n8, 514 and n10, 5541EGWLM 962.33

after early enthusiasm among members the message started losing its impact among some after a few months, 514 and n10, 518 and n51EGWLM 962.34

fanatical interpretation of, leading to ostracizing members thought not to have reformed, 710 and n41EGWLM 962.35

Connecticut members ostracized:1EGWLM 962.36

Brother Moore, 7121EGWLM 962.37

Catherine Graham, 711 and n51EGWLM 962.38

John Y. Wilcox, 711 and n81EGWLM 962.39

Mary North, 711 and n81EGWLM 962.40

Sister Lyman, 712 and n12, 731 and n71EGWLM 962.41

Warren E. Landon, 711 and n71EGWLM 962.42

supporters of Connecticut fanaticism:1EGWLM 962.43

Andrew Graham, 730 and n61EGWLM 962.44

Bruce Graham, 730 and n61EGWLM 962.45

E. L. Barr, 712-713 and n13, 729-731 and nn2, 8, 111EGWLM 962.46

Sophronia C., 731 and n91EGWLM 962.47

William Henry Graham, 730 and n61EGWLM 962.48

for the first time applied to Sabbatarian Adventists in 1856, 499 and n81EGWLM 962.49

misused by some members in Roosevelt, New York, to accuse others rather than repenting of their own sins, 527 and n5, 564 n9, 746-747 and n41EGWLM 962.50

accusations against Alexander Ross, 747-748 and n61EGWLM 962.51

accusations made by David and Lucretia Arnold, 748 and n81EGWLM 962.52

accusations made by Levi R. and Eliza Chapel, 748 and n71EGWLM 962.53

why God continues to endure a lukewarm people, 629 and n63, 633 and n761EGWLM 962.54

Latter rain, 178, 300, 306, 320, 324, 326, 333, 6601EGWLM 962.55

Lay, George T., 588, 591, 658 and n34, 6591EGWLM 962.56

Lay, Horatio S., 6271EGWLM 962.57

Lay, Horatio S. and Julia M., 587 and n341EGWLM 962.58

Leighton, George, 585, 5901EGWLM 962.59

Libby, John, 551, 552 and n51EGWLM 962.60

Lillis, Henry, Jr., 2121EGWLM 962.61

Lincklaen, New York, 400 n1, 417 and n11EGWLM 962.62

negative influence of S. W. Rhodes on congregation in, 417-420, 743 and n71EGWLM 962.63

Lindsay, Brother, 3111EGWLM 962.64

Lindsay, John M., 689 and n91EGWLM 962.65

Lobdell, Edward, 650 and n591EGWLM 962.66

Lockwood, Lentha1EGWLM 962.67

courted by G. I. Butler, 547 n81EGWLM 963.1

Lockwood, Ransom G. and Aurora B., 605, 6321EGWLM 963.2

Lord's Supper and foot washing, 6241EGWLM 963.3

carried out for first time in Caledonia, Michigan, 6271EGWLM 963.4

carried out for first time in Wright, Michigan, 626-627 and nn53, 541EGWLM 963.5

frequency of in Jackson, Michigan, 617 n51EGWLM 963.6

no example in Bible “for the brethren to wash the sisters’ feet,” 396 and n71EGWLM 963.7

“should be more frequently practiced by us,” 396 and n61EGWLM 963.8

Lothrop, Howard1EGWLM 963.9

preaching widely without being sent, 391 and n71EGWLM 963.10

spreads Messenger Party discord among Maine churches, 460 and n121EGWLM 963.11

weaknesses in his ministry, 337-338 and n171EGWLM 963.12

“Loud cry,” 3261EGWLM 963.13

Loughborough, John N., 559-561, 562 and n14, 582 and n8, 586, 594, 595, 634, 639 and n10, 658, 659 n37, 660, 701 n4, 729 n31EGWLM 963.14

EGW: “his tongue is like the pen of a ready writer,” 5931EGWLM 963.15

paltry financial support by Round Grove members, 546 n61EGWLM 963.16

spiritual low point while at Waukon, 558 n51EGWLM 963.17

Loughborough, John N. and Mary J., 434, 522 and nn4, 51EGWLM 963.18

John must prioritize God's biddings above Mary's wishes, 559-561, 5771EGWLM 963.19

Mary stays in Waukon while John goes on evangelistic travels, 515 n141EGWLM 963.20

move from Waukon to Battle Creek 1857, 548 and n111EGWLM 963.21

James White raises funds to buy house for the Loughboroughs in Battle Creek, 558 n51EGWLM 963.22

Loughborough, Mary J., 591, 604, 623, 6371EGWLM 963.23

need to be supportive of her husband despite his long absences, 446-447, 576 and n31EGWLM 963.24

call for self-denial, 557-562, 575-5781EGWLM 963.25

pining for her friends and relatives in Rochester, New York, 447 n4, 546 and nn4, 5, 560 and n11, 575 nn1, 21EGWLM 963.26

Loughborough, Teresa (daughter of John and Mary)1EGWLM 963.27

illnesses and death of, 592 and n59, 604 and n1001EGWLM 963.28

Loveland, Anne D. (daughter of Reuben and Belinda), 250 and n11, 266 and n141EGWLM 963.29

Loveland, Belinda, 263, 2741EGWLM 963.30

Loveland, Brother and Sister, 311, 4781EGWLM 963.31

Loveland, Florinda (daughter of Reuben), 250 and n12, 266 and n151EGWLM 963.32

Loveland, Reuben, 263, 2741EGWLM 963.33

Loveland, Reuben and Belinda, 478 n11EGWLM 963.34

generosity of, 248 and n21EGWLM 963.35

Lovett's Grove, Ohio, 556 n11EGWLM 963.36

Lowry, Sister, 6381EGWLM 963.37

Lunt, Noah Norton, 583, 649 and n581EGWLM 963.38

Lyceum Hall, Salem, 646 and n451EGWLM 963.39

Lyman, Sister1EGWLM 963.40

ostracized by Connecticut members, 712 and n10, 7311EGWLM 963.41

Lyon, Deborah (wife of Henry), 598 and n83, 6321EGWLM 963.42

Lyon, Henry, 350, 598 n831EGWLM 963.43

political stance, 6081EGWLM 963.44

Lyon, Mary H., 598 n831EGWLM 963.45