"Ellen White Was Wrong About Who Changed the Sabbath" Yes, it's true. Ellen White did teach that the popes changed the Sabbath, and that
Constantine had some part to play in it. Since some critics beg to differ, we here evaluate from
four different angles their criticisms in an effort to determine whether Ellen White was right or wrong.
The Jews Expected a Divine Messiah In describing the Apostle Paul's original objection to Christianity, Ellen White wrote that
he just couldn't accept the idea that the Messiah would be a mere man. Could it really be true that
first-century Jews believed that the Messiah wuld be divine? Statements by four different
Bible characters seem to confirm this view.
The Infallible Word of God Ellen White repeatedly referred to the Bible as being infallible. At the same
time, she was unsparing in her opposition to "higher criticism." To her,
God had inspired the Bible writers with divine thoughts, which they then put into their own words.
It was therefore her contention that the thoughts expressed by the words of Scripture were true.
"Before honor is humility. To fill a high place before men, Heaven
chooses the worker who, like John the Baptist, takes a lowly place before
God. The most childlike disciple is the most efficient in labor for God.
The heavenly intelligences can co-operate with him who is seeking, not
to exalt self, but to save souls. He who feels most deeply his need of
divine aid will plead for it; and the Holy Spirit will give unto him
glimpses of Jesus that will strengthen and uplift the soul. From communion
with Christ he will go forth to work for those who are perishing
in their sins. He is anointed for his mission; and he succeeds where
many of the learned and intellectually wise would fail."
Moses Hull Ellen White had some interesting things to say about a preacher named
Moses Hull who eventually became a noted spiritualist lecturer. We cite four of her
predictions regarding this man. Did the things she foretold come true?
Saved from Embarrassment and Division Dealing with M. E. Cornell's improper conduct was about to split a new California church,
but a letter written and mailed from Michigan before the situation had even developed saved the day.
Disappointed But Not Discouraged Those who sincerely love Jesus can
appreciate the feelings of those who watched with the most intense
longing for the coming of their Saviour. . . . We
approached this hour with a calm solemnity. The true
believers rested in a sweet communion with God . . . . None
who experienced this hope and trust can ever forget those precious
hours of waiting. [more]
Sketches From The Life of PaulChapter 24: The Voyage and Shipwreck. "'And when it was determined that we should
sail into Italy, they delivered Paul and certain
other prisoners unto one named Julius, a centurion
of Augustus' band. And entering into a
ship of Adramyttium, we launched, meaning to
sail by the coasts of Asia; one Aristarchus, a
Macedonian of Thessalonica, being with us.'
Adramyttium was situated ..."