"Please Report Heresy"

[marks]

@BarnyFife Oh…okay, now I get what was happening in that other thread…

After I first met God I found a book in the thrift store that was my absolute favorite. I lament that i picked it up so much it fell apart eventually and the pages all got scattered. It was like…just almost all Bible verses. There was something toward the very end I vehemently didn’t agree with, I forget what…but man, did I ever love that book. The author was EG White. Do you know the title of a book that author wrote that is almost all verse after verse? It was a really thick paperback.

I really have no idea on this, but here's a sight where you can read all her books.

English — Ellen G. White Writings

I wonder if this is the one you are looking for . . .

A Call To Stand Apart

Much love!

 

[stunnedbygrace]

Hmm…I don’t see it there anywhere…

 

[kcnalp]

Every site runs things differently. I'm on 3. Where one might let all groups post in forums some have restrictions on where heterodox, cults or atheists can post and some use those same groups as opportunities for evangelism and to see how ones faith holds up under scrutiny. So whatever forums one posts on they need to know the rules they agreed to when they became a member.

Sometimes Christians have to break the rules by defending the Bible. Actually many times. It's a choice between their rules or God's rules. Staunch defenders of the Bible are often viciously attacked by "Christians". Actually that's the norm.

 

[Brakelite]

Or maybe I don’t get it…I thought maybe they were having a fit over you being Adventist…but I guess it could have been over someone else. For all I know, it was me they were having a fit over.

But I still want to know the name of that book I had.
Maybe @Backlit knows…

Hi SbG. Ellen White has written about 20 books, while the church has put together at least a couple of dozen others drawing from her writings from the many manuscripts, letters, articles from magazines, sermons, and counsels over the 60 odd years of her ministry. So no, I don't know which one you might have had. Marks has however given you the link to the EGW ESTATE, where all her materials, as well as numerous other books from Adventist pioneers, are freely available and are downloadable on pdf form. I have the app for the EGW ESTATE and it is a very friendly user site. One thing you will discover, Adventist's have more authors and writers among their number than likely any other denomination. We don't hide who we are and aren't afraid of being questioned and challenged for our beliefs.
Oh, and PS EDIT... You're welcome to vehemently disagree. We don't usually bite, at least not to the extent where we draw blood.

 

[BarneyFife]

Or maybe I don’t get it…I thought maybe they were having a fit over you being Adventist…but I guess it could have been over someone else. For all I know, it was me they were having a fit over.

But I still want to know the name of that book I had.
Maybe @Backlit knows…

Actually, you'd be hard-pressed to find a book by Ellen White that wasn't full of Bible verses, but the most popular are Desire Of Ages, The Great Controversy, and Steps To Christ. If you haven't yet (or even if you have), Desire Of Ages is the one to read. It's what you'll get at The Library Of Congress if you walk in and ask for the best modern book ever written on the life of Christ. Other excellent ones are Christ's Object Lessons, Ministry Of Healing, Thoughts From The Mount Of Blessing, Acts Of The Apostles, Prophets And Kings, and Patriarchs And Prophets.

 

[BarneyFife]

@stunnedbygrace

If you'd rather listen...

Free Audiobooks:

Ellen G. White® Estate: EGW Audiobooks

EllenWhiteAudio.org – Audiobooks of Ellen G. White in mp3

 

[stunnedbygrace]

Actually, you'd be hard-pressed to find a book by Ellen White that wasn't full of Bible verses, but the most popular are Desire Of Ages, The Great Controversy, and Steps To Christ. If you haven't yet (or even if you have), Desire Of Ages is the one to read. It's what you'll get at The Library Of Congress if you walk in and ask for the best modern book ever written on the life of Christ. Other excellent ones are Christ's Object Lessons, Ministry Of Healing, Thoughts From The Mount Of Blessing, Acts Of The Apostles, Prophets And Kings, and Patriarchs And Prophets.

oh my gosh, desire of ages, I think that might be what it was called…

 

[stunnedbygrace]

Thanks Barney!

 

[BarneyFife]

Thanks Barney!

Least I could do.

 

[stunnedbygrace]

Oh yes! I just looked at chapter one. That is the book. I tore the loft apart last night at 3 or 4 a.m. looking for if maybe I still had it because I remembered I put a large rubber band around the whole fallen apart mess because I couldn’t bear to part with it. But I couldn’t find it so it got tossed.

oh I can’t wait to read it again!

 

[stunnedbygrace]

Ah you have made my whole week mr fife.

 

[BarneyFife]

Oh yes! I just looked at chapter one. That is the book. I tore the loft apart last night at 3 or 4 a.m. looking for if maybe I still had it because I remembered I put a large rubber band around the whole fallen apart mess because I couldn’t bear to part with it. But I couldn’t find it so it got tossed.

oh I can’t wait to read it again!

When you devour that one, Thoughts From The Mount Of Blessing and Steps To Christ are good follow-ups.

 

[BarneyFife]

Ah you have made my whole week mr fife.

The audiobooks are on YouTube, too.

 

[stunnedbygrace]

Okay then, you’ve made my whole month! I will look at those too.

 

[BarneyFife]

Okay then, you’ve made my whole month! I will look at those too.

You're much too kind!

 

[stunnedbygrace]

You’re much too helpful!

 

[BarneyFife]

Wilkerson was "biased" towards the KJV with good reason, as should all Christians.

What about Chinese Christians and believers in India? Should they be taught medieval English so they can finally understand word of God?

 

[Enoch111]

What about Chinese Christians and believers in India? Should they be taught medieval English so they can finally understand word of God?

No. The equivalent of the KJV is also available in Chinese and Hindi. Go to the Trinitarian Bible Society web page.

 

[BarneyFife]

No. The equivalent of the KJV is also available in Chinese and Hindi. Go to the Trinitarian Bible Society web page.

Do you think getting a Bible based on the KJV is a big priority for the believers in China and India? Hard for me to imagine. They've got real problems over there.

 

[quietthinker]

oh my gosh, desire of ages, I think that might be what it was called…

Go to gilead.net then select EG White Library....you will see 'Conflict of the Ages Series'....click on Desire of Ages and you'll have it.