| Criticism Spotlight |
 "Myth #4: Lofted a Heavy Bible" It has been suggested that the accounts of Mrs. White's supernaturally holding
aloft an 18-pound Bible for an extended period are contradictory. We examine those accounts here,
and come up with some rather surprising conclusions regarding their stated discrepancies. |
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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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| "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." | | (Desire of Ages 436) |
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| Fulfilled or Fallacy? |
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? |
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| Life Sketch Snippet |
Divine Intervention The train had run about three miles
from Jackson when its motion became very violent, jerking backward
and forward, and finally stopping. . . . The engine had been thrown from the
track; but the car we were in was on the track, and was separated
about one hundred feet from those before it. . . .
We could but feel that God had sent an angel to preserve our lives. [more] |
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