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Books About Ellen G. White
Among the many books that have been written about Ellen White, here is a list of some of the best. Some of these books are available for purchase, others are now out of print, and most of the books listed below may be viewed online.
Books Currently in Print
If you could ask one question of Ellen White, what would it be? Every day the White Estate receives questions about Ellen White: her writings, her life, and her beliefs. Elder William Fagal, associate director of the Ellen G. White Estate, provides thought-provoking answers to 101 of the most frequently asked and often most controversial inquiries. He exposes many of the myths that have developed and introduces readers to the real truth about this inspirational author. An enlightening volume on the work and ministry of Mrs. White. |
This book is written both for those who are grateful for what Ellen White's contributions have brought and for those who want to know more about her. Those with unresolved questions about her long ministry will enjoy the candid discussion of issues that have been raised in recent years about her claim to be God's messenger. |
Other Books Available for Reading Online
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A Prophet Among You,
by T. Housel Jemison, served for many years as a
college textbook on the gift of prophecy as manifested in Scripture and in the ministry of Ellen G.
White. Among its highlights are excellent chapters on "Tests of a Prophet" and "Testing the
Experience of Ellen G. White," "The Ellen G. White Writings and the Bible," and "Ellen G. White
Writings--Their Study and Use." |
The Abiding Gift of Prophecy, by Arthur Grosvenor Daniells, shows how God has
used the gift of prophecy to guide His people through the ages, from Bible times down to our own.
The last section of the book deals with Ellen G. White, whom the author knew well. He personally
had a leading role in some of the experiences he recounts.
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Believe His Prophets, by Denton E. Rebok, covers the Bible's teaching about the
gift of prophecy and examines the work of Ellen G. White in the light of that teaching. In
addition to having broad experience in the church's educational and administrative work, Rebok
served for a time as chairman of the board of trustees of the Ellen G. White Estate. |
Ellen G. White and Her Critics, by Francis D. Nichol, after 50 years is still the
most comprehensive response to various charges against Ellen G. White. Though on a few points it
may not reflect the current state of our knowledge, its reasoning is incisive and its perspectives
helpful. | |
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The Ellen G. White Writings, by Arthur L. White, puts into printed form some lectures
the author gave on key issues regarding Mrs. White's writings: how inspiration works, the authority
and integrity of Mrs. White's writings, how to understand her historical writings, and principles
for interpreting her writings. The author makes these matters understandable and interesting. |
The Voice of the Spirit, by Juan Carlos Viera: In a religious setting marked by
individual interpretations of doctrines and prophecies, this book brings clear thinking to the
discussion of the gift of prophecy--and a fresh, new sense of faith born out of careful reflection
on the subject. |
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