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Confrontation

This work presents Ellen G. White’s vivid portrayal of Christ’s confrontation with Satan in the wilderness, emphasizing His reliance on Scripture, faith, and prayer. The book applies these lessons to the daily struggles of Christians, teaching that Christ’s victory provides both assurance and strength for believers facing trials. It reinforces the Adventist understanding of the great controversy between Christ and Satan and encourages practical holiness through dependence on God’s power.

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BR 305.3 W55 1971

Publisher

Washington, D.C : Review and Herald Publishing., 1971

Collation

93 p.

Language

English

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BR 305.3 W55 1971

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Seventh-day Adventists — Doctrines
Spiritual warfare — Christianity
Jesus Christ — Temptation

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Confrontation is a devotional and theological work written by Ellen Gould Harmon White (1827–1915), first published in 1971 by the Ellen G. White Estate. The book focuses on the life and mission of Jesus Christ, particularly His confrontation with Satan during the wilderness temptation, and expands into the broader conflict between good and evil. Drawing from biblical accounts and her inspired writings, White highlights Christ’s victory as the model for believers in overcoming sin and temptation.

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