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Ellen White Under Fire: Identifying the Mistakes of Her Critics

Jud Lake addresses the most persistent and serious criticisms leveled against Ellen G. White, offering a scholarly yet accessible defense of her life and work. By carefully analyzing claims of plagiarism, doctrinal inconsistency, and questionable authority, the book demonstrates that many criticisms are overstated or inaccurate. Lake affirms White’s role as a genuine spiritual leader whose writings continue to guide the Seventh-day Adventist Church, presenting her prophetic ministry as credible and relevant in both historical and modern contexts.

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BX 6193 W5L35 2010

Publisher

Canada : Pacific Press Publishing., 2010

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351 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780816324088

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BX 6193 W5L35 2010

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Prophets — Christianity
White, Ellen Gould Harmon, 1827–1915 — Criticism a
Seventh-day Adventists — Doctrines — History
Apologetics — Seventh-day Adventists
Religious authority — History

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Ellen White Under Fire: Identifying the Mistakes of Her Critics by Jud Lake was published in 2010 by Autumn House Publishing. The book systematically examines the major criticisms raised against Ellen G. White, particularly on her prophetic role, literary borrowing, theology, and spiritual authority. Lake provides historical context, careful documentation, and balanced arguments defending White’s ministry, showing how many critiques rest on misunderstandings or factual errors.

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