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More than a Profit, Less than a Prophet
Seventh-day Adventists have long claimed to be the one and only remnant church of Bible Prophecy. They teach that one of the identifying marks of the true remnant church of Revelation is the presence of the Spirit of Prophecy. They teach this gift was manifested in the life and teachings of Ellen White.
This book shatters the myths about Ellen White, revealing where she obtained her health message and how she used her writings to amass a fortune. It shows how she publicly forbid others from eating meat, and from drinking tea and alcohol, while secretly she did the opposite. Likewise, the leaders of today's Adventist institutions pay homage to Ellen White with their lips while they quietly plot a course contrary to her divine instructions. As you read this book you will discover why, in recent decades, literally hundreds of thousands of Adventists have redefined their belief in Ellen White.
193 Pages
National Sunday Law: Fact or Fiction?
The National Sunday Law. It is the ultimate conspiracy. As the story goes, wicked Christian leaders unite in a fiendish plot to murder all the Seventh-day Adventists who refuse to join them in worshipping on Sunday. Just in the nick of time, Jesus returns to save the holy Adventists and rain brimstone down upon the evil Sunday-keeping Christians.
Sound like a bizarre piece of fiction? Amazingly enough, there are those who claim this scenario came from Bible prophecy! Does the Bible really teach this treacherous conspiracy? Or is it a cunning deception hatched by a group with their own agenda and foisted upon unsuspecting Christians to coerce them to join God's true remnant church?
105 Pages
Prophet or Pretender?
Jesus never promised a true prophet would appear in the last days. Instead, He said false prophets would arise who would deceive, if possible, the very elect.
Was Ellen G. White a true prophet or a pretender? There is only one way to find out. This book compares the life and teachings of Seventh-day Adventist prophet Ellen G. White with the seven Biblical tests of a prophet. Examine the evidence and judge for yourself.
79 Pages
The Fake Controversy
It has been extolled as "God's final message to the world" and the "truth for the end of time". The author, Ellen G. White, prophetess of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, claimed divine aid in writing the book. Is this book, like the Bible, a divinely inspired writing, the product of visions and angelic communications? Or is it a cleverly disguised fraud, pieced together from the writings of others, contradicting both the Bible and known historical facts? Does the Great Controversy paint an accurate picture of history? Or does it rewrite history, slant the facts, and blur reality in order to promote a group's hidden agenda? Beware! The answers may blow your mind!
234 Pages
White Out (2009 Version)Coming in 2009! The third version of brother Anderson's popular myth-buster White Out! This fully documented book exposes the secrets surrounding the disappearance of Mrs. White's errant writings! Have you ever wondered why the following have strangely vanished from her writings...
160 Pages
Other Recommended BooksThe following books are available from other web sites
The story of how a prophet's false and erroneous writings were covered up and concealed by her closest followers.
Brand new and expanded 30th Anniversary Edition! by Dr. Ronald Numbers, 2008 This book explodes the myths surrounding Ellen White and her health reform visions. Find out the real sources for Mrs. White's health messages. Written by former Loma Linda professor of Medical History, Dr. Ronald Numbers. A must read for any Seventh-day Adventist serious about learning the truth about Mrs. White.
Life of Mrs. E.G. White, Seventh-day Adventist Prophet, Her False Claims Refuted, by D.M. Canright, 1916--A co-worker with Ellen and James White for over 25 years, D.M. Canright, an SDA insider, exposes what went into the making of a prophet. This is the definitive book on Ellen White. If you purchase no other book, purchase this one!
Cultic Doctrine of Seventh-day Adventists by Dale Ratzlaff A must-read book for every Adventist serious about understanding the issues surrounding the Adventist teachings on the Sanctuary, the 2300 days, and Ellen White. Written by a former SDA pastor. This book is shaking Adventism to its foundations.
This book candidly examines Seventh-day Adventist history and doctrines. Beginning with self-appointed prophet William Miller who convinced over 50,000 New Englanders that in1844 Christ would come again in fiery judgment. Then the birth of Adventism as those who explained that Miller had misunderstood the prophecy and judgement had begun not on earth but in heaven. The book explores SDA prophetess, Ellen White whose “visions” urge their members to proclaim that in end-times all Christians worshipping on the first day of the week will receive the Mark of the Beast, then hunt down and torture Adventists. The book thoroughly documents the history of Sunday church services to disabuse member’s belief that those who worship on Sunday are disobeying the fourth commandment.
As in a Mirror by Dr. Fred Mazzaferri Deals with the so-called year-day principle as a specific rebuttal of the DARCOM apologia generated by the Ford fiasco.
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