“uncongenial to me if I thought that God would excuse me from it.”
“I am rejoiced that you have the blessing of God in your labors. This may be just as the Lord would have it—you doing your work, and I doing my work here.”
“The only reason that my husband’s influence today is not what God designed it should be is because he was not patient, kind, and was overbearing.”
“I have never seen the time when I was willing to accept the results of a denial of the position and calling of sister White in connection with this cause, and hence have never seen the time when I have said by word of mouth, or come to a decision in my own heart, that her visions were not the operation of the spirit of God.”
Ellen G. White: The Lonely Years: 1876-1891, Volume 3, offers an in-depth look at a pivotal period in Ellen White's life and ministry, marked by personal challenges and significant contributions to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. This volume covers her experiences and the development of her theological and prophetic work during these years, including her travels, the messages she delivered, and her personal reflections. The book highlights her enduring commitment to spreading the church's message despite facing personal and health challenges, illustrating her role as a key figure in the church's history.
This book is particularly beneficial for scholars of religious studies, members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and anyone interested in the history of religious movements and the role of women in these contexts.
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