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Brief Statements Regarding the Writings of Ellen G. White

About This Pamphlet

Introduction

Chapter 1—How Does She Know?

What has been the Influence of Mrs. White’s Writings

Are Mrs. White’s Writings Worthy of Confidence?

How Shall We Regard Her Writings?

The Pioneers in the Seventh-day Adventist Work Regarded Truth as Common Property

Some Questions Considered

How Mrs. White Regarded Her Books

The Story of a Much Loved Book

The Case in Brief

Chapter 2—Regarding Changes of Wording in Later Editions

Chapter 3—The Responsibilities Of A Messenger For God

Authority to Present An Appropriate Message

The Books Grew in Size

How did they come into existence? -- How does she know? -- What has been the influence of Mrs. White's writings -- Are Mrs. White's writings worthy of confidence? -- How shall we regard her writings? -- The pioneers in the Seventh-day Adventist work regarded truth as common property -- Some questions considered -- How Mrs. White regarded her books -- The story of a much loved book -- The case in brief -- Regarding changes of wording in later editions -- The responsibilities of a messenger for God -- Authority to present an appropriate message -- The books grew in size

This statement was prepared by W. C. White and D. E. Robinson at the &ldquo;Elmshaven&rdquo; Office, St.
<br />Helena, Calif.,
<br />February 12, 1933.

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