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Sophia Davies
Jun 28, 2013 rated it did not like it
Hard to read even when I was a dyed-in-the-wool conservative, fundamentalist 7th-day Adventist (thankfully I escaped!). Overly long, extremely repetitive, and poorly written. That's non fifty-fifty getting into the probable plagiarism and historical inaccuracies. Looking back, I'm appalled simply unsurprised that a church would endeavour to laissez passer this disaster off as some kind of bulletin from God (as much as Adventists endeavor to avert albeit information technology to outsiders, they most definitely do believe that Ellen White w Difficult to read fifty-fifty when I was a dyed-in-the-wool conservative, fundamentalist Seventh-twenty-four hour period Adventist (thankfully I escaped!). Overly long, extremely repetitive, and poorly written. That's not even getting into the probable plagiarism and historical inaccuracies. Looking back, I'm appalled but unsurprised that a church would try to pass this disaster off as some kind of message from God (as much equally Adventists try to avoid admitting it to outsiders, they most definitely do believe that Ellen White was a prophet). Avoid this like the plague. And if yous somehow find this in your mailbox (Adventists had a entrada to mail one to every home in America), delight, for your sanity, simply throw it away. ...more
Adrienne
May 09, 2020 rated it it was astonishing
Wow! This was a spiritual and intellectual awakening to me. (I confess to existence a christian). This book by Ellen G White; a prophetess and function founder of the now 7th Day Adventist church building. "The Smithsonian magazinenamed Ellen G. White among the "100 Most Significant Americans of All Time".
White demonstrates how scripture portrays a cosmic boxing between expert and evil, God and Satan - through time. My understanding of this controversy, which has involved the entire universe: helped me to unde
Wow! This was a spiritual and intellectual awakening to me. (I confess to being a christian). This book by Ellen G White; a prophetess and part founder of the now Seventh Mean solar day Adventist church. "The Smithsonian magazinenamed Ellen M. White amongst the "100 Virtually Significant Americans of All Time".
White demonstrates how scripture portrays a cosmic boxing between skilful and evil, God and Satan - through time. My understanding of this controversy, which has involved the entire universe: helped me to understand God'south goal for flesh meliorate, the scriptures and bible. Hopefully leading me closer to God.
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Max
Mar 11, 2016 rated it it was ok
Extremely difficult to tear in one-half.

I received this volume unsolicited in the mail today and was unpleasantly unsurprised to discover its religious origins. Unsolicited mail comes in two forms: religious and credit cards, and I doubted very much that this book would climax in a in one case-in-a-lifetime low-involvement-rate offering.

"The Groovy Controversy, Past / Nowadays / Future, How Will it End?" - an authorless cover that screams of trying as well hard to be ambiguous about the fact that there will be capitaliz

Extremely difficult to tear in one-half.

I received this book unsolicited in the mail today and was unpleasantly unsurprised to find its religious origins. Unsolicited mail comes in ii forms: religious and credit cards, and I doubted very much that this book would climax in a one time-in-a-lifetime low-interest-rate offering.

"The Great Controversy, By / Present / Time to come, How Will it End?" - an authorless encompass that screams of trying too hard to be cryptic almost the fact that at that place will exist capitalized "He'south" and "Him'due south" splattered throughout the ill-smelling, phonebook-like pages. The dorsum cover yammers on about "a changing earth" with "political alliances" and "forces of nature" or something; a blatant continuation of the tip-toeing done to avoid whatsoever elusion to its religious content. This is clearly a deliberate measure taken to avoid immediate disposal and/or furious propulsion of the book in the direction of modest children and animals.

Back to the pages: I constitute them to be sparse and of poor quality, with an awful typeface and bereft margins and line spacing. I thought for sure that the 370 complete and utter wastes of fourth dimension (read: pages) would be very like shooting fish in a barrel to bisect with a quick "whoosh" of the hands. Alas, I was deceived yet again past the slippery forepart and dorsum covers, whose plasticky, photoprint texture completely thwarted any and all attempts to depict and quarter the monstrosity. Needless to say, I am extremely disappointed. Two stars. Exercise not recommend.

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Evelynn
Apr 22, 2012 rated it information technology was astonishing
I finally, FINALLY finished information technology! And I'm utterly speechless. I mean, The Great Controversy is a piece of art. And to remember it was written by a woman who only had a very low-grade pedagogy - third or 4th - is just...wow. I cannot wait to run across Mrs. White in Sky! I finally, FINALLY finished information technology! And I'm utterly speechless. I mean, The Great Controversy is a piece of fine art. And to recollect information technology was written past a woman who only had a very low-course teaching - 3rd or fourth - is just...wow. I cannot look to meet Mrs. White in Heaven! ...more than
Noah
May 02, 2012 rated it information technology was astonishing
the Bad: Some of the chapters are a claiming to become through one time you have already read the book.

the Good: This is 1 of my favorite books of all time. I have literally lost count of how many times I have read it through from cover to comprehend. I offset "discovered" this book when I was eleven years old.

Even if I don't have time or patience to read it all the way through once more the final several chapters are worth reading again and over again but because of the hope it inspires. When I choice up this book I us

the Bad: Some of the chapters are a challenge to get through one time y'all take already read the book.

the Expert: This is ane of my favorite books of all time. I accept literally lost count of how many times I have read it through from comprehend to cover. I starting time "discovered" this book when I was 11 years old.

Even if I don't take time or patience to read it all the style through again the last several chapters are worth reading again and again but because of the hope it inspires. When I option up this volume I unremarkably start with The Scriptures a Safeguard and read through to the end from there. God's People Delivered is totally crawly and my favorite affiliate.

Bottom Line: Read it. If you lot can't handle the whole affair, read from nigh "Freedom of Conscience Threatened" to the end of the book. It's worth it.

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Jerry Mahn
Sep 03, 2012 rated it it was amazing
I have read this book again over the last couple months, and always find it useful. The showtime tertiary of the book is basically a history of the reformation, upwardly to the 19th century. The side by side third or so covers a number of bones Seventh-day Adventist beliefs. The terminal 12 or 13 chapters are a study in eschatology, looking at prophecies for the cease of fourth dimension. I observe this book to be very useful in answering some of the big questions people inquire well-nigh God. Where is God when bad things happen? Why is there I accept read this book once more over the last couple months, and always find information technology useful. The first third of the book is basically a history of the reformation, up to the 19th century. The next third or and so covers a number of basic Seventh-day Adventist behavior. The last 12 or 13 chapters are a written report in eschatology, looking at prophecies for the end of time. I notice this book to exist very useful in answering some of the large questions people ask near God. Where is God when bad things happen? Why is at that place pain and suffering? For me, these things brand no sense apart from the paradigm of the Groovy Controversy. As I see the bigger issues of Satan'due south rebellion, his charges against God, and God'southward grapheme being on trial, I find answers that at least make sense to me. Without this paradigm, I don't think I could find answers that would be satisfying. ...more than
J N
This book is a most intelligent and insightful account of history from the early Church on through the dark ages and beyond. Mrs Ellen G White wrote this book in 1888 - go woman power! Beware if yous're catholic, you might non like what yous read most the history of your organized religion. The version of this volume that I take was re-published by "Harvestime Books" and each chapter contains quite a flake of anecdotal information pertaining to the topic of that affiliate - be it historical dating and time frame This book is a nearly intelligent and insightful account of history from the early Church on through the dark ages and beyond. Mrs Ellen G White wrote this book in 1888 - become adult female power! Beware if y'all're catholic, you might non like what yous read about the history of your faith. The version of this book that I accept was re-published past "Harvestime Books" and each chapter contains quite a bit of anecdotal information pertaining to the topic of that chapter - be it historical dating and fourth dimension frames, citations from cosmic publications, or quotes from various sources during the period discussed.

Great volume, it relieved me of a lot of guilt because I always thought "Christians killed lots of people in crusades and inquisitions"... thats a lie. Wolves in sheep'southward article of clothing.

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J. Alfred
Interesting! Well, I certainly don't like White'due south prophetical hermeneutics, ecclesiology, her stance on God's sovereignty, or her morality, which I find, frankly, to be inconsistent and disposed toward legalism. That said, I love her Christology and her emphasis on glorifying God in out lives.
I don't buy her arguments on the Seventh-Day Sabbath, only I respect them (though sometimes they smell a little bit like a harbinger man). For what it'due south worth, I think the Seventh-Day-ers (at least, then far as rep
Interesting! Well, I certainly don't similar White'south prophetical hermeneutics, ecclesiology, her opinion on God'due south sovereignty, or her morality, which I find, bluntly, to be inconsistent and tending toward legalism. That said, I love her Christology and her emphasis on glorifying God in out lives.
I don't purchase her arguments on the Seventh-24-hour interval Sabbath, but I respect them (though sometimes they smell a piddling bit like a straw man). For what information technology'southward worth, I think the Seventh-Twenty-four hours-ers (at least, and then far as represented in this book and in the lives of some of the families I know) are genuine, admirable Christians. Just a little bit confused. Like, you know, all the rest of usa.
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Christopher
Apr 21, 2010 rated it it was astonishing
In this 5th book in Ellen G. White's Conflict of the Ages series the curtain is pulled back on the boxing betwixt truth and mistake and between Christ and Satan. The book opens with the events surrounding the destruction of Jerusalem as foretold by Jesus earlier his death and takes us down through the ages, through those who accepted His truth and the price they paid for it, up through the Protestant reformation and ascension of Reason as played out in the French Revolution and finally through the futur In this 5th volume in Ellen Thou. White'due south Conflict of the Ages series the drape is pulled back on the battle between truth and fault and between Christ and Satan. The book opens with the events surrounding the destruction of Jerusalem as foretold past Jesus before his death and takes u.s.a. down through the ages, through those who accepted His truth and the price they paid for it, up through the Protestant reformation and rise of Reason as played out in the French Revolution and finally through the future events revealed to the Apostle John in the Revelation of Jesus Christ. Though the last chronologically, this work was actually the first of the Conflict of the Ages series published past the author and contains many pressing truths for the times in which we leave and the events soon to unfold open planet earth and Jesus' concluding restoration subsequently all things are fabricated new. This volume, though written more than 100 years ago still changes many lives and is as relevant today as when it was showtime published. ...more than
Rebekah
Best companion book to the Bible I could ever recommend.
Matt
The death of the Apostles brought an end to the sacred history recorded in the Bible save for the prophecies of the hereafter in the Books of Daniel and Revelation, yet the message of the Gospel and the history of the Church continued. The Not bad Controversy, the final volume of Ellen G. White's Conflict of the Ages series in which the history of the Christian Church building is chronicled from the destruction of Jerusalem to the end of sin and the recreation of Earth. At almost 700 pages, the events of The death of the Apostles brought an end to the sacred history recorded in the Bible save for the prophecies of the future in the Books of Daniel and Revelation, however the message of the Gospel and the history of the Church continued. The Great Controversy, the final volume of Ellen G. White'southward Conflict of the Ages serial in which the history of the Christian Church is chronicled from the destruction of Jerusalem to the terminate of sin and the recreation of Earth. At almost 700 pages, the events of the concluding two millennia are touch with special accent on the Reformation, the message of 1844, and the climax of the Great Controversy between Christ and Satan at the end of time.

The Great Controversy focuses entirely on the Christian Historic period with White kickoff the history with the how Christianity became the official organized religion of the Roman Empire however at the aforementioned time was watered down with the influences of paganism and other errors. Yet White emphasizes that like Biblical Israel, even though the bulk of Christians worshiped—unknowingly—in error, some yet held to the truth of Scripture. Then over the form of the next 250 pages, White describes the Protestant Reformation from Wycliffe through the Pilgrim Fathers inflow on the shores of the New World. White so transitions to the events leading up to Great Thwarting of 1844 and the Biblical caption for the significant event that occurred in Heaven. White explains how the Great Controversy is effecting those living not only when she first wrote the book just to the reader today and how it our decisions volition outcome where we stand during the events she describes at the terminate of the book with the 2nd coming of Christ and the destruction of sin.

The Peachy Controversy is the terminal of the five-book Disharmonize of the Ages series and is a mixture of not-Biblical history as well as explanations of the prophetic events of Daniel and Revelation that have and yet to occur through to the cease of sin. This book shows that God'due south bulletin of dear through His law is all the same relevant today as it was from the beginning of Genesis and before, even with the attempts by Satan to undermine it or simply overthrow information technology for his own vision. As in even book in this serial Ellen White wants the readers of The Great Controversy to know that the nowadays world of sin will not last and there will exist an end, yet it is upward to the reader to decide where they will stand in relation to Christ and Satan.

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Robbie Lacelle
One of the best books I have e'er read. Information technology goes through the history of the Church from The destruction of Jerusalem to the 2d coming of Jesus. Some say that The Great Controversy is not historically accurate simply from my study what is found in this volume matches up great with what the historians have written. I accept read J.A. Wylie and D'Aubigne too as several other history books apropos this historical period. I take found this volume to be Biblical. I have not found annihilation that is at 1 of the best books I have always read. It goes through the history of the Church building from The devastation of Jerusalem to the 2nd coming of Jesus. Some say that The Keen Controversy is not historically accurate but from my study what is found in this book matches up great with what the historians accept written. I take read J.A. Wylie and D'Aubigne besides as several other history books apropos this historical period. I have found this book to be Biblical. I have not found anything that is at odds with what the Bible says. If you read a passage in this book that does not match with what you have previously believed, study the Bible to run across what the Bible says. I believe yous volition observe this book to be an accurate, beautiful and inspiring book. ...more
Janie
Aug 28, 2015 rated information technology information technology was amazing
Rating: 5 stars.

Ellen G. White is such an amazing person. She and the SDA church pioneered education, hospital and wellness. I love reading this book, specially during service if the pastor is talking about something frightfully wearisome.

Pablo
One of the greatest books I've ever read... One of the greatest books I've e'er read... ...more than
Marc Rasell
Dec 19, 2012 rated it it was astonishing
This volume needs to be read by everyone to know what is coming on the world, and how the great controversy will cease between Christ and Satan.
Chris
Mar 11, 2013 rated information technology really liked information technology
Not sure why its taken me years to get to this book. I've dabbed at information technology over the past few years, heard a thing or two about it, read a chapter hither and in that location simply its washed. The Great Controversy wouldn't be the first book from this author that I would recommend based upon where a person is in relation to their understanding of God. If your view of God is that of a lightning pelting, fire & brimstone, unmerciful, unforgiving ruler, and then yes, you'll most likely be spooked and miss out on how wonderf Not sure why its taken me years to get to this book. I've dabbed at it over the by few years, heard a affair or two near it, read a affiliate hither and there only its done. The Groovy Controversy wouldn't be the first book from this author that I would recommend based upon where a person is in relation to their understanding of God. If your view of God is that of a lightning pelting, fire & brimstone, unmerciful, unforgiving ruler, and so yep, you'll about likely be spooked and miss out on how wonderful of a volume this really is.

Its unfortunately that perception trumps reality in many instances, so my heart goes out to those who've been burnt by Bible thumping Christians who've probably knocked folks over the head with this volume (and the Bible for that matter). It's just plain wrong. Information technology is a total misrepresentation of the character of God and anyone who truly is a follower/believer in the Almost Loftier. Earlier any more of this review is written, a deep, heart-felt apology goes out to all who've had any type of experience with a church, believer, relative that fits the description mentioned in this paragraph (vanquish over the head with the Bible, etc).

Having said that, I'll embark my review. The showtime x capacity or so set up the stage with a lot of history. If y'all've struggled to stay away in History class, and so beware trying to get some tracking going with this volume. This isn't to say that its boring, however, at that place'southward a ton of historical accounts that may leave yous wondering "When are you gonna get to the good stuff" Be patient. She's setting the stage for afterward. Hang in there :) (Sidenote: I lament the fact that didn't appreciate History until later in my academic career) If you practise have an appreciation for History, so buckle your seatbelt considering the author unloads a ton information that yous'll desire to go research yourself. Every bit you do so, y'all'll find that this volume is difficult to put downward.

Around chapter 12 or so it starts getting a bit closer to home with the French Revolution, $.25 on the formation of the Americas (equally information technology relates to Biblical prophecy) and the fulfillment of some of those prophecies. She then breaks and provides the needed filler information spending the next few chapters outlining symbols & characters in the Bible that are critical to understanding the dwelling house stretch chapters. Nearly folks get spooked during this time, all the same, this was not my experience. Had I read this book v years ago, probably and so. The departure ( I remember) came as a result of having a radical shift in perspective nearly the character of God. The home stretch chapters then seen more so as lite towers on a raging bounding main as opposed to the headlights of MAC truck coming full speed ahead. The concluding capacity will activate the imagination indeed. I'm surprised this hasn't been turned into a flick (so again, maybe information technology's best that it hasn't :/

The four stars isn't due to whatsoever lack on the volume's behalf, just was more of "I really liked it" as opposed to information technology being "astonishing."

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Mark
This is fantabulous documentation demonstrating the fact of the universal betrayment afterward Christ and his apostles. I recommend it to anybody, though I do not concur with the proposition that Reformation, nor Seventh-Day Adventism, is the fashion dorsum to God (I am a sincere devotee of restoration through Joseph Smith, the Prophet of God). This book gave me a greater appreciation for all of the many Reformers and their sacrifices to suspension the stranglehold of the backslider Roman Cosmic Church.
Kim
Jun 13, 2014 rated it it was amazing
I put off reading this book for years. Then, when I finally dig in, information technology was 1 of those books where and so had to take hold of a dictionary and a highlighter because there was just and then much history and "wow". It's not an easy read just information technology can absolutely become a life changing read. It as well inspired / motivated me to read my Bible more. It out several a bible stories in historical context for me which made the stories and conditions in which the characters lived more than "impactful". I put off reading this book for years. Then, when I finally dig in, it was one of those books where and so had to take hold of a dictionary and a highlighter because there was just so much history and "wow". Information technology's not an easy read merely it can absolutely become a life changing read. Information technology also inspired / motivated me to read my Bible more. Information technology out several a bible stories in historical context for me which made the stories and conditions in which the characters lived more "impactful". ...more than
Dottie
Powerful, instructive, informative and thought provoking reading -- I found this many years ago as a used volume quite serendipitously and plunged right into it. It remains in a prime spot on the shelf for dipping into from time to fourth dimension.
Lizzy
Mar 10, 2014 rated it it was amazing
Super interesting! Information technology has and then much information. Slap-up Christian history book.
Philip Early
all the skillful parts in this book are plagiarized.
Wendy
Nov 19, 2016 rated it did not like it
The book started potent but about midway, I began noticing severely flawed theology... and so much and then that I was unable to end it!
Jo
I felt obliged to read this because a colleague gave information technology to me although it's non something I would more often than not take picked upwards myself. From the blurb on the dorsum it gives the impression that it may exist some kind of political/religious thriller only it's actually Christian propaganda. Not really my thing and it certainly didn't change my views. I felt obliged to read this because a colleague gave it to me although it'southward not something I would more often than not take picked upward myself. From the blurb on the back it gives the impression that it may be some kind of political/religious thriller but it'southward actually Christian propaganda. Not really my affair and it certainly didn't change my views. ...more than
Vincent Paul
Sep 07, 2011 rated it really liked information technology
A quite controversial book in addressing different dogmatic views of Christianity.

It is in seventy Ad, the destruction of Jerusalem in AD lxx. We go to delve deep into this result; then the Reformation and Advent, and finally the cease times.

Much of the commencement half of the book is devoted to the historical conflict between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. White writes that the Papacy propagated a corrupt form of Christianity from the fourth dimension of Constantine I onward and during the Centre Ages was opposed

A quite controversial book in addressing different dogmatic views of Christianity.

It is in 70 AD, the devastation of Jerusalem in Advertizing 70. We get to delve deep into this upshot; and then the Reformation and Appearance, and finally the end times.

Much of the first half of the book is devoted to the historical conflict between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. White writes that the Papacy propagated a decadent class of Christianity from the time of Constantine I onward and during the Middle Ages was opposed only by the Waldensians and other modest groups, who preserved an authentic form of Christianity. Starting time with John Wycliffe and Jan Huss and standing with Martin Luther, Huldrych Zwingli, and others, the Reformation led to a partial recovery of biblical truth. In the early 19th century William Miller began to preach that Jesus was about to return to earth; his movement eventually resulted in the formation of the Adventist church building.

The second half of the book is prophetic, looking to a resurgence in papal supremacy. The civil government of the United States will form a union with the Roman Catholic church equally well as with apostate Protestantism, leading to enforcement of a universal Sunday law (the mark of the creature) and a great persecution of Sabbath-keepers immediately prior to the 2d coming of Jesus. And these will be part of the end time remnant of believers who are faithful to God, which will be sealed and manifested simply prior to the second coming of Jesus.

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Tristan Margaritis
The Great Controversy is a revealing, in-depth study and revelation virtually the Last Days the bible talks most, namely in the books of Daniel, Matthew and Revelation. Now although my sights on Ellen M. White may be unlike from large groups of people, I encounter the information explained very clear and relative to my studies. Indeed, some in the faith of Christianity may see this every bit a wake-upwards call by how well it outlines and highlights evidences that may become mundane are even irrelevant by toda The Great Controversy is a revealing, in-depth study and revelation about the Final Days the bible talks well-nigh, namely in the books of Daniel, Matthew and Revelation. Now although my sights on Ellen K. White may be dissimilar from large groups of people, I run into the data explained very clear and relative to my studies. Indeed, some in the religion of Christianity may see this every bit a wake-upwards call by how well information technology outlines and highlights evidences that may go mundane are even irrelevant by today's earth "Those who take not fortified the listen with the truths of the bible Volition NOT stand up through the last great disharmonize." ("The Great Controversy" 593). I practise recommend this book to anyone who hasn't read it, both in and out of the religion for the explanation and even the clashes 1 may accept reading this, since through conflict brings understanding. ...more
Lupe
May 05, 2017 rated it information technology was astonishing
its a wonderful volume, you fall in honey all once more knowing how God is calling usa, all sinners, how he warns usa, desires our love and attention, how he wakes us up to seek him whole heartedly;
gives you an inside look of our history relating to bible prophesy, how to gear up, what to look for , and the signs of our Lords 2nd coming.

Ellen Thou. White has been sincerely blessed , given visions of the truth and light, coming from a women with only quaternary grade knowledge , Our Lord has blessed her wit

its a wonderful book, you fall in love all again knowing how God is calling us, all sinners, how he warns us, desires our love and attention, how he wakes us upwards to seek him whole heartedly;
gives y'all an inside look of our history relating to bible prophesy, how to fix, what to look for , and the signs of our Lords second coming.

Ellen G. White has been sincerely blessed , given visions of the truth and light, coming from a women with but 4th grade knowledge , Our Lord has blessed her with a profound knowledge that gave her the gift to write many books of by and future visions.
She has been tested and tried every bit the Lord has said to do to all prophets, what amazes me more is how the Lord has blest her by giving her calorie-free about GMos and the twin towers being attacked. it is a wonderful book for those seeking the truth and soul longing peace and love.

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Chris  - Quarter Press Editor
While the initial history sections are quite the chore to slog through, it'south a volume any Christian should read.

The only matter that bothered me about this book is how much, and how wrongly, White's books are frequently used. She makes sure to always point dorsum to the Bible to back what she is saying, and by doing so, she points back to Christ. Non equally a condemning figure--even in the midst of the judgement--but every bit 1 who truly wants the nearly skilful for each of His creations--even if it means not choosin

While the initial history sections are quite the chore to slog through, it's a volume any Christian should read.

The but thing that bothered me near this book is how much, and how wrongly, White's books are often used. She makes sure to ever point back to the Bible to back what she is proverb, and by doing so, she points back to Christ. Not as a condemning figure--even in the midst of the sentence--merely equally one who truly wants the about good for each of His creations--even if it means not choosing Him.

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Will Robinson
Jun xvi, 2011 rated information technology it was astonishing
This book has to be the nearly important book written in the final 1700 years. This is an absolutely centre-opening book. It is a must read!!! If you really want to know virtually your past, your present and your hereafter you volition definitely go the information from here. The book was originally published I believe in the 1800s, yet it is still relevant today. You volition see life differently once y'all accept read this book. As a thing of fact it volition change your life and perception of life forever.
Den Slader
While I don't personally agree with the author's views, and I found her to exist a scrap harsh on Roman Catholics, information technology was still an interesting read. She is decumbent to tell stories from the Bible using her own slant (in an ad libitum mode), so if the reader doesn't know the biblical version, then the story may exist misunderstood. I am particularly referring to her stories nigh Satan, the fall, and the postlapsarian couple. Nonetheless, it kept my interest. While I don't personally concur with the author'southward views, and I found her to be a chip harsh on Roman Catholics, it was even so an interesting read. She is decumbent to tell stories from the Bible using her own slant (in an ad libitum manner), then if the reader doesn't know the biblical version, then the story may exist misunderstood. I am especially referring to her stories nearly Satan, the fall, and the postlapsarian couple. Withal, it kept my interest. ...more than
Mark
Jun 19, 2012 rated it it was amazing
Amazing insight into the history of the Bride of Christ (His Church building) from the fall of Jerusalem, through the Night Ages to the modern day & what the hereafter is in store for His people. Using the historical method of biblical prophecy with pin-point accuracy, I take to say this is my favorite volume on the subject on my bookshelf. I've read information technology cover to embrace several times and reference many capacity in my studies. Astonishing insight into the history of the Bride of Christ (His Church) from the fall of Jerusalem, through the Dark Ages to the mod twenty-four hours & what the future is in store for His people. Using the historical method of biblical prophecy with pivot-point accurateness, I have to say this is my favorite volume on the subject field on my bookshelf. I've read it cover to cover several times and reference many chapters in my studies. ...more
In brief, Ellen Gould Harmon White was a woman of remarkable spiritual gifts who lived well-nigh of her life during the nineteenth century (1827-1915), however through her writings she is still making a revolutionary affect on millions of people around the earth. During her lifetime she wrote more than five,000 journal manufactures and forty books; just today, including compilations from her 50,000 pages of manusc In cursory, Ellen Gould Harmon White was a woman of remarkable spiritual gifts who lived well-nigh of her life during the nineteenth century (1827-1915), withal through her writings she is still making a revolutionary affect on millions of people effectually the world. During her lifetime she wrote more than five,000 journal articles and 40 books; but today, including compilations from her l,000 pages of manuscript, more than 100 titles are available in English. She is the about translated woman writer in the entire history of literature, and the most translated American writer of either gender. Her writings cover a broad range of subjects, including religion, education, social relationships, evangelism, prophecy, publishing, nutrition, and management. Her life-changing masterpiece on successful Christian living, Steps to Christ, has been published in more than than 140 languages. Seventh-mean solar day Adventists believe that Mrs. White was more a gifted writer; they believe she was appointed by God every bit a special messenger to draw the world'due south attention to the Holy Scriptures and help ready people for Christ's second advent. From the time she was 17 years old until she died lxx years subsequently, God gave her approximately 2,000 visions and dreams. The visions varied in length from less than a minute to nearly four hours. The knowledge and counsel received through these revelations she wrote out to be shared with others. Thus her special writings are accepted by 7th-day Adventists as inspired, and their exceptional quality is recognized even past casual readers. As stated in 7th-day Adventists Believe ... , "The writings of Ellen White are not a substitute for Scripture. They cannot be placed on the same level. The Holy Scriptures stand alone, the unique standard by which her and all other writings must be judged and to which they must be field of study" (Seventh-day Adventists Believe ... , Ministerial Association, General Briefing of Seventh-day Adventists, Washington D.C., 1988, p. 227). Yet, as Ellen White herself noted, "The fact that God has revealed His will to men through His Discussion, has not rendered needless the connected presence and guiding of the Holy Spirit. On the opposite, the Spirit was promised by our Saviour to open the Word to His servants, to illuminate and apply its teachings" (The Smashing Controversy, p. vii). The following is a more detailed account of the life and piece of work of this remarkable woman who, meeting all the tests of a truthful prophet as set up forth in the Holy Scriptures, helped establish the 7th-day Adventist church. ...more

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