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Read the first chapter of Early Writings, a book by Ellen G. White, a pioneer of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. She describes her vision of the Advent people traveling to the Holy City and entering the New Jerusalem.
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Early Writings is a work of lasting and special interest to...
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Early Writings is a collection of Ellen G. White's visions and experiences that shaped her views on various topics. It includes her first vision, the sealing message, the end of the 2300 days, the mark of the beast, and more.
A collection of Ellen White's early writings on various topics, such as visions, prophecy, theology, and church history. The book covers her experience and views, the sealing, the last plagues, the judgment, and the second coming of Christ.
Early Writings . Read. Listen. PDF ePub mobi MP3. Subscribe. This volume is a comprehensive selection of Ellen G. White’s published writings from the 1850s, along with a prologue explaining the historical background of the text.
Early Writings is a work of lasting and special interest to Sev-enth-day Adventists, for it embodies the earliest Ellen G. White books. These were written and first published in the 1850’s for the edification and instruction of those who with the author had passed through the experiences of the Sabbathkeeping Adventists in the
Read or listen to the first book by Ellen White, the co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It contains her visions, experiences, and views on various topics related to the Christian faith and the end times.
Die breite und dauerhafte Popularität von “Frühe Schriften” mag dem nicht nachlassenden Wunsch zugeschrieben werden, die Informationen und Botschaften der Ermutigung zu besitzen und zu studieren, die der Gemeinde in ihren frühen Tagen durch die Gabe der Weissagung zugekommen sind. FS III.3.
