Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible?

Can You Prove Ellen G. White’s Writings from the Bible?

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes. The Bible says in Revelation 12:17:

Yes. Many people claim to be prophets, yet when Jesus says His end-time church has the spirit of prophecy, we know that this is very important. I believe Ellen G. White was sent to prepare the world for the end and the return of Jesus.

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes — in fact, there are many chapters that speak about this advent movement, the sanctuary message, and the judgment-hour message.

Revelation 12:17

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes. The Bible says in Revelation 12:17:

“And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.”

We learn above that the dragon is Satan. He makes war against the true church. The whole of Revelation 12 is the story of the true church — from the Jewish nation giving birth to Jesus, to the church being born out of the Old Testament church, to this true church hiding in the wilderness for 1260 years, to the true end-time church called the remnant church.

This remnant church has specific identifying marks. But first, how can we prove that the woman represents the church?

“I have likened the daughter of Zion to a comely and delicate woman.” (Jeremiah 6:2)

“For I am jealous over you with godly jealousy: for I have espoused you to one husband, that I may present you as a chaste virgin to Christ.” (2 Corinthians 11:2)

The church is compared to a woman in prophecy. A pure woman — the woman of Revelation 12 — is the true church. The harlot of Revelation 17 and 18 is Babylon, the apostate church which mixes Christianity with pagan and evil worship. Here is where we can further prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible, because this prophecy gives us a time frame: 1260 years.

I will not go into detail about the 1260 days, but it is the time frame of the antichrist’s rule — the papacy. Many reformers, such as Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, and Wycliffe, said that the little-horn power of Daniel 7 — also called the antichrist, Babylon, or the man of sin — refers to the papacy of the Catholic Church. We are not denouncing the people, who are often kind and sincere believers. But the Bible exposes a system hidden from view to many Catholics.

We have established that the woman is the church. We have established that a power would arise and rule for 1260 years, persecuting Christians, changing the Sabbath, taking over pagan European kingdoms, and having a man at its head who speaks blasphemies, claims to forgive sins, and claims to be God. Only one power fits this description: the papacy, which ruled from 538, when Justinian gave the pope absolute power, to 1798, when Berthier came to Rome and took the pope captive. This marked the end of the 1260-year rule of the papacy.

Why does this matter? Because Jesus says in Revelation 12:17 that the true church — the one with a true prophet — comes at the end of the 1260 years. This means that the true church described in:

“And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.” (Revelation 12:17)

— comes after the 1260 years, and has these characteristics:

• They keep the commandments of God, including the Sabbath.
• They have the testimony of Jesus.

What is the testimony of Jesus? It is the spirit of prophecy. We read this in:

“And I fell at his feet to worship him. And he said unto me, See thou do it not: I am thy fellowservant, and of thy brethren that have the testimony of Jesus: worship God: for the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” (Revelation 19:10)

Now, to find out who this true end-time church is, we need to ask: Which church arose after the 1260 years of papal power, kept the Sabbath, and had a prophet? Can the Catholic, Baptist, or Methodist church fulfill this prophecy? No. Can any other church fulfill this prophecy? No. You can do the research yourself, my friend. You will find that the only power that fulfills this prophecy is the Seventh-day Adventist Church — and the prophet is Ellen G. White.

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes. This does not mean that the Seventh-day Adventist Church only has good people in it — many are lukewarm — but as the Bible says, a remnant will be saved. On the other hand, anyone in a fallen church needs to study this topic, and once convicted that it is true, needs to come out — not to simply join a church, but to join the last message given on earth, called the three angels’ messages.

The Sanctuary Message

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? The sanctuary message was given by William Miller in 1844 and in the years before. This is very important in proving Ellen White as the true prophet from the Bible. And the question we have is: When was the first angel’s message given? Why does this matter? Because the fall of Babylon arrives right after the first angel’s message is given.

“And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people, saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters.” (Revelation 14:6–7)

This message could only be given after the 1260 years of papal persecution. Let us look at history and ask: who, after 1798, gave a message about the sanctuary, the cleansing of the sanctuary, and the start of the judgment? The only time in history we find a message given worldwide about the sanctuary and the judgment is the 1844 Millerite movement.

We know that this sanctuary message was given around the end of the world, and after the 1260 years of papal persecution, because Scripture says that after it is given, Jesus returns:

“And I looked, and behold a white cloud, and upon the cloud one sat like unto the Son of man, having on his head a golden crown, and in his hand a sharp sickle.” (Revelation 14:14)

This is another way to prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible. We found that the true end-time church would keep the Sabbath and have a true prophet. We found that a very important message was given to all nations after the 1260 years of papal persecution, which ended in 1798. We found that only one group of people gave this message — the Millerite movement, from which Ellen White came. This is very solid biblical evidence. Yes, the Bible proves that the end-time prophet is Ellen White.

The Millerite Movement

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? William Miller himself never accepted the Sabbath, but because of his work, an angel marks his grave, and at the resurrection, William Miller will go to heaven. This is where Ellen White received her first visions. She was not the first one called — another person refused the call, and Ellen White accepted the mission God gave her to deliver the end-time message with clarity.

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes. This is a very important time, because after 1798, when the papacy’s 1260 years of persecution ended, God sent His last-day movement. As Revelation 12:17 says, the remnant comes after this persecution and has the spirit of prophecy and keeps the commandments of God. No other Bible-believing group fulfills this.

“And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she hath a place prepared of God, that they should feed her there a thousand two hundred and threescore days.” (Revelation 12:6)

This verse also proves that the 1260 years of persecution had to end before the true end-time movement would arise. The remnant comes in the last verse of Revelation 12, after the 1260 years and after 1798. The Millerite movement began this work, made up of church members from many denominations. Then Ellen White began to have visions, and the message became more defined. God gave Ellen White around 3,000 visions, and all of them came true — all of Ellen White’s prophecies proved true.

It is true that there are perhaps two of Ellen White’s prophecies that do not appear to have come to pass — one being the “worm” prophecy. Taking her writing in context, we find that she said we might have to remain in this world many more years because of disobedience. We learn that prophecies can be conditional on the spiritual state of the people. In Nineveh, the city was not destroyed, because the people repented.

This prophecy did not come to pass because the Adventist people became lukewarm and rejected the righteousness-by-faith message and the loud-cry message of Revelation 18. God’s blessing was conditional.

The Little Book

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Consider the little book in the hand of the angel in Revelation, connected to the book of Daniel. At one point in history, the church expected Jesus to do something, and that event did not come to pass. One example is when the church expected Jesus to reign over Israel — they were deeply disappointed when Jesus died on the cross instead. It was a great disappointment. In the same way, in 1844, Jesus did not return. The book that was sweet in the mouth became bitter:

“And I went unto the angel, and said unto him, Give me the little book. And he said unto me, Take it, and eat it up; and it shall make thy belly bitter, but it shall be in thy mouth sweet as honey.” (Revelation 10:9)

This disappointment was prophesied. At the end of the chapter, it says that they would need to prophesy again, and not let the experience that covered this mistake cause them to give up their faith:

“And he said unto me, Thou must prophesy again before many peoples, and nations, and tongues, and kings.” (Revelation 10:11)

When William Miller preached that the cleansing of the sanctuary meant the return of Jesus to earth, he did not know that the sanctuary was not on earth, but in heaven. The calculations were right and precise, but the event was misunderstood. This sweet book became bitter — yet God told His people to prophesy again to many people and nations.

The day after October 22, 1844, when Jesus did not return to earth, God gave a vision to Hiram Edson while he was walking through a field. God showed him that the cleansing of the sanctuary was not on earth, but that there was a sanctuary in heaven. God was testing His people to see whether those who went through the disappointment would remain faithful and continue studying for greater light. Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes — the bitter-book experience is another proof that the end-time prophet who emerged from this experience is Ellen White. No one else fulfills this prophecy.

Your Daughters Shall Prophesy

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Peter, preaching in the book of Acts, says that in the end times, your daughters shall prophesy. Not only that, but Peter gives us a time frame — certain signs will appear, and then our daughters shall prophesy:

“And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.” (Acts 2:17)

Can you prove Ellen G. White’s writings from the Bible? Yes. This prophecy must have an application — which daughters had dreams? Even though this may apply locally to women having visions and dreams, it has a broader application for the whole world. Some daughter or woman would have dreams and visions that would prepare the world for the end. Who fulfills this prophecy? We know Peter is speaking of the end of the world here — he says “in the last days.”

Gabriel, in Daniel 12, tells us that the time of the end is after 1798. Thus, this daughter receiving dreams and visions can only be Ellen White. We correlate this with Revelation 12, where Jesus says His church keeps the commandments and the Sabbath, and has a true prophet. We correlate this also with the three angels’ messages, since one group of people gave the sanctuary and judgment-hour message.

We also connect this to the truth that a group of people would be disappointed and have a bitter experience that would lead them to preach to all nations. The Bible also says that God’s end-time church would preach the three angels’ messages right before the return of Jesus. All these signs and Bible verses prove, without a shadow of a doubt, that Ellen G. White is the end-time prophet sent to prepare the world for the end.

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