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Prophetof God

Ellen G. White

The Seventh-‐‑day Adventist

Church is now entering into

controversy.

church. The question must now be

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department secretary, evangelist, pastor, Field Secretary for the Review and Herald, and editor of Our Firm Foundation.

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higher than the highest human

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Table of Contents Volume 20, Number 11 November 2005

P a r t 6 Va n c e F e r r e l lWhen church doors are closed against the faithful, the Lord Himself becomes their sanctuary.

17Bringing It Back -Reformation Under Hezekiah

R a l p h M o s sGod has imbued His prophets with irrefutable qualities that give their messages an unequivocal authenticity for the edification of His church.

4Ellen G. White - Prophet of God

P a r t 3 C o l i n S t a n d i s hWill the principles of the sixteenth century Protestant Reformation survive the relentless surge of ecumenism?

10Benedict XVI:His Legacy and His Mission

C l a r k F l o y dThe divine power that accompanies Scripture memorization and a diligent prayer life is enough to reshape the course of human history.

7Daniel’s Prayer Life

E l l e n G . W h i t eIn Jesus Christ, our Lord, we have a genuine illustration of courtesy and kindness toward one another.

13Bible Examples of True Courtesy

page 20Glimpses of the Pioneers

page 22Echoes of the Pioneers

page 26News Watch

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His Likeness

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Ellen G. White

Prophet of GodGod has imbued His prophets with

irrefutable qualities that give their

messages an unequivocal authenticity

for the edification of His church

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messenger sent by

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“I was shown” Science Catches Up

Electricity in the Brain [1869] “Whatever disturbs the

Testimonies,

[1934]

Cancer [1905]

Ministry of Healing, 313.

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Ministry of Healing

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Journal of the American Medical Association.

Tobacco [1864] [1964] “Warning:

Surgeon General’s Report.

Heart Disease [1869]

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Journal of the American Medical Association.

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Ralph Moss, an editor and researcher, is a retired engineer and resides in California.

1 Review and Herald, May 18, 1944.2 Cited by Arthur L. White, Ellen G. White: The

Early Years, vol. 1, 275.3 J. N. Loughborough, The Great Second Advent

Movement, Adventist Pioneer Library, Loma Linda, CA, 1992, 210–211.

4 U.S. Supreme Court, Wallace v. Jaffree, 472 U.S. 38, 108,

. 5 From a broadcast of “The 700 Club,” Decem-

ber 30, 1981.6 From a broadcast of “The 700 Club,” cited

in Jeffrey K. Hadden and Charles E. Swann, Prime Time Preachers: The Rising Power of Televangelism, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1981, 161.

7 See Norman Cavender, “Freedom for the Church in a Free State,” in Being Baptist Means Freedom, Alan Neely, ed., Baptist Alli-ance, Charlotte, NC, 1988, 88–89.

8 Cited by Laura T. Rich, “Falwell Uses Confer-ence to Endorse candidate,” Biblical Recorder, Raleigh, NC, November 14, 2003, http://www.biblicalrecorder.org/content/news/2005/6_22_2005/ne220605cpastors.shtml.

many who unite in the movement

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eunuchs had set over him, “Prove

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Daniel well understood the health message

when he was taken into captivity for he

refused to violate God’s principles of health.

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Colin Standish, speaker and author, writes from Rapidan, Virginia, where he serves as president of Hartland Institute.

1 Mara Bellaby, “Kiev Patriarch Urges Church Cooperation,” Associated Press,

2 Juan Michel, “Russian Orthodox Church Hopes

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oumene.org. 7 The day Pope John Paul II died.8 Rome: From the Fall of the Western Empire,

Religious Tract Society, London, 1868, 440.9 Baron Thomas Babington Macauley, 1800–

1859.10 James Button and Desmond O’Grady, “The

Greatest Farewell in History,” Sydney Morn-ing Herald, Sydney, Australia, 1, www.smh.com.au.

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in Fifty Years in the Church of Rome, Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, MI, 1958, 497, 503, 510. Emphasis in original.

13 Arthur C. Coxe, “We Are Living, We Are Dwelling.”

“In the light shining from the cross, true

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this day, her counsels are an incalculable blessing to God’s people around the world.

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of the work to be done, a large number of the

people will follow your lead!

can be done! And you are the ones

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as the leaders began to institute a reform, a multitude of the people, weary of the thralldom of sin, were ready to respond. . . .

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more about God,

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brought and sustained spiritual refor-‐‑mation to Judah through cooperation with God.

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Itheir direction, their adherence to

stocktaking is a good, a necessary,

this is such an occasion with us.

statistics and statements, neither are

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things that are there by the hand

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we discover that nowhere in it is

Everywhere upon the record is impressed the

lesson that whenever the church and the world

have united, the union has destroyed the church.

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S e p a r a t i o nFrom the WorldIn part one of this series the author

proposes that the Bible tells the story of God’s eternal purpose for mankind and how man has persistently rebelled against God’s plan. The author has di-vided the Bible story into nine sections. He picks up the story again in section eight in this part.—Editors.

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FootnotesHistorical

1. Which of the White children had cholera?a. Harryb. Williec. Edson d. George

2. How old was he when he contract-ed cholera? a. 6 monthsb. 2 yearsc. 3 yearsd. 6 years

3. What would James White do on the top of his hat?a. Eat his picnic mealsb. Tap while they sangc. Write hymnsd. Write articles

4. Who was Sarah Belden?a. Ellen White’s first secretaryb. Wife of first missionary to Japanc. Nanny to Willie Whited. Sister of Ellen White

5. The church hymn, “He Sleeps in Jesus,” written by Annie Smith, was prompted by what event? a. The death of Ellen White’s brotherb. The death of Uriah Smithc. The death of James Whited. The death of William Miller

6. Where did James White first meet Ellen White, where they eventually married, and where Ellen White had her first vision?a. Portland, Maineb. Gorham, Mainec. Rochester, New Yorkd. Hiram Edson’s house

7. Who received the understanding about the sanctuary while he walked through his cornfield?a. John Harvey Kelloggb. Uriah Smithc. George Butlerd. Hiram Edson

8. Who was the first person Ellen White wrote to that we have a copy of?a. William Millerb. Joseph Batesc. James Whited. Ellen White’s father

9. Where was the first Seventh-day Adventist church?a. Topsham, Maineb. Dorchester, Massachusettsc. Gorham, Mained. Washington, New Hampshire

10. Where did Ellen White receive her first vision?a. Portland, Maine b. Rochester, New Yorkc. Gorham, Mained. Wolcott, Vermont

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1 Life Sketches, 1888, 282.2 Ibid., 1915, 141.3 Review and Herald, May 23, 1935.4 Ibid., Sept. 16, 1851.5 SDA Encyclopedia, “Smith, Annie,” 1200.6 Ibid., 1407.7 Review and Herald, Nov. 25, 1851.8 Life Sketches, 1915, 141.9 Review and Herald, Aug. 19, 1851.10 Ibid., May 6, 1852.11 Ibid., March 23, 1852.

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