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Early Writings of Ellen G. White

This volume brings together Ellen G. White’s earliest visions and writings, providing insight into the formative period of the Seventh-day Adventist movement. It includes personal testimonies, prophetic warnings, and spiritual guidance intended to strengthen the faith of believers. Serving as a foundational text for Adventist spirituality and theology, Early Writings remains a key resource for understanding the origins of Adventist beliefs and the prophetic role of Ellen White.

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BX 6111 W55 1882

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Washington, D.C : Review and Herald Publishing., 1882

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316 p.

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English

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BX 6111 W55 1882

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Prophecy — Christianity
White, Ellen Gould Harmon, 1827–1915 — Collected w
Seventh-day Adventists — Doctrinal and devotional
Visions — Religious aspects

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Early Writings of Ellen G. White was first published in 1882 by the Review and Herald Publishing Association. It is a compilation of Ellen G. White’s earliest published works, including Christian Experience and Views of Mrs. E.G. White (1851), Supplement to Experience and Views (1854), and Spiritual Gifts, Vol. 1 (1858). The book contains her initial visions, counsels to the early Adventist believers, and insights into prophetic interpretations, particularly relating to the Second Coming of Christ, the sanctuary, and the great controversy between Christ and Satan.

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