Ellen G. White Prophet for Today?
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Today's Highlights Mon., Sep. 15, 2025
Criticism Spotlight
"Contradiction #1: Plan of Salvation 'Devised' After the Fall"   Ellen White apparently puts the "devising" of the plan of salvation both before Creation and after the fall. Our critic maintains that the "after the fall" statements contradict the Bible. We examine similar "after the fall" statements found in the Bible, as well as dictionary definitions for "devise."

 "Ellen White Contradicted Herself by Wearing Jewelry"
"Ellen White Was Wrong About Who Changed the Sabbath"
Was Desire of Ages plagiarized?
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Insightful Info
Why More Hurricanes Now?   Ellen White's insight into the recent increase in number and intensity of hurricanes is intriguing. While she considered them to be warnings from God and signs that Christ's coming is near, she also wrote that if it hadn't have been for God's protection, there would have been a lot more devastating hurricanes heretofore.

Cancer Caused by Dormant Oncogenes
The Jews Expected a Divine Messiah
Lawlessness in New Orleans
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Her Beliefs
Hell & Eternal Torment   Ellen White most certainly believed in hell, but she also firmly believed in John 3:16. For this reason and others, her understanding of hell was more like that of Isaac Watts and seventeenth-century General Baptists than that of John Calvin. See what you think of her views.

Eschatology: The Millennium
 The Infallible Word of God

Quote for Today (How we select)
    "But how little of the result of the world's noblest work is in this life manifest to the doer! How many toil unselfishly and unweariedly for those who pass beyond their reach and knowledge! Parents and teachers lie down in their last sleep, their lifework seeming to have been wrought in vain; they know not that their faithfulness has unsealed springs of blessing that can never cease to flow; only by faith they see the children they have trained become a benediction and an inspiration to their fellow men, and the influence repeat itself a thousandfold."
(Education 305, 306)
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Fulfilled or Fallacy?
The Tsunami of 2004 & Sunday Breaking   Ellen White wrote in 1884 that people would blame tidal waves on breaking the Sunday sabbath. In February 2005, a Presbyterian minister named John MacLeod made quite a few waves by suggesting that the horrific tsunami of December 26, 2004, was a judgment of God against Sunday breaking.

Moses Hull
"No Safety in Possessing Flocks or Herds"
 Scientists: What Causes Hurricanes Like Katrina?
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About Her Visions
"I Held Her Thus with My Hand About Ten Minutes, Long Enough for Her to Suffocate"   Five more share what they saw regarding her not breathing while in vision. Daniel Bourdeau describes how he put his hand over Ellen White's mouth and pinched her nose shut for ten minutes. Yet this did not affect her in the least.

 Angelic Influence Illustrated: Colt Tamed
"I Am Quite Certain That She Did Not Breathe"
Saved from Embarrassment and Division
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Life Sketch Snippet
Opposition Ceases   Some brethren from more formal churches thought this wrong, and would say "bitter and cutting things" to her. But their opposition disappeared after the same experience happened to them.   [more]

Stirring Meetings
Disappointed But Not Discouraged
 James' Stroke
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Featured Book
The Story of Patriarchs and Prophets   Chapter 33: From Sinai to Kadesh. "The building of the tabernacle was not begun for some time after Israel arrived at Sinai; and the sacred structure was first set up at the opening of the second year from the Exodus. This was followed by the consecration of the priests, the celebration of the Passover, the numbering of the people, and the completion of various arrangements essential ..."

Christ's Object Lessons
Sketches From The Life of Paul
Steps to Christ
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