Living without an Intercessor in the Writings of Ellen G. White
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Overview
Ellen G. White wrote a number of important statements about the cessation of Christ’s mediation in the heavenly sanctuary that, because of their implications for the Christian life, deserve some attention. There are different ways of approaching this study, but we will analyze them following the chronological order of her writings.
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- Analyzes a number of important statements about the cessation of Christ’s mediation in the heavenly sanctuary made by Ellen G. White
- Explores how the Lord guided Ellen G. White in gaining, over time, a better understanding of the topic
- Allows to interpret each statement by Ellen G. White within its own context, avoiding using a collage of statements from diferent sources and periods that would not take into consideration the context of each
- Early General Statements (1845, 1847)
- Statements in Chronological Order
- Analysis and Teological Signifcance