| Criticism Spotlight |
 Borrowing from Conybeare and Howson: An Analysis Back in 1919, Dudley Canright charged that Ellen White had plagiarized her 1883 book,
Sketches from the Life of Paul, from a book by two British authors. He went so far as to claim that
the authors had even threatened a lawsuit. Was there any truth in all of this? In this series of pages we
examine the comparisons between the two books provided for us by critic Sydney Cleveland. |
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| Insightful Info |
The Discipline of Suffering "Why am I suffering, Lord?" While Ellen White didn't say why
you specifically might be suffering, she did give a glimpse into how
God can use the sorrow and suffering in our lives to make us stronger Christians and
prepare us for greater responsibilities. |
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| "A mere profession of godliness is worthless. It is he that abideth in
Christ that is a Christian. For 'every man that hath this hope in him
purifieth himself, even as he is pure.' In every clime, in every nation, our
youth should cooperate with God. The only way a person can be pure is to
become like-minded with God. How can we know God?—By studying his word. 'And
this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus
Christ whom thou hast sent.'" | | (Youth's Instructor 2/15/1894) |
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| About Her Visions |
"Don't Rebut Their Lies" Five men, including John Loughborough and James White,
laid plans to rebut the lies of certain critics, only to
be warned against such a course by a timely vision.
Check and see if the results of their change of plans
matched the prediction of the vision. |
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| Life Sketch Snippet |
Conversion at Camp Meeting The following summer my parents went
to the Methodist camp meeting at Buxton, Maine, taking me with
them. I was fully resolved to seek the Lord in earnest there,
and obtain, if possible, the pardon of my sins. There was a great . . . . [more] |
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