Adventistische Schriften über: "Did Ellen White write about uprisings in countries and labor unions fighting for Sunday as a day free from work?"

Ellen White does not explicitly mention uprisings or conflicts involving countries and labor unions fighting for Sunday as a day free from work. In the provided quotations, Ellen G. White discusses in [Quote 1] the danger of labor unions and confederacies inspired by the world and argues against separating from such organizations, as the quotations emphasize preventing worldly influence rather than describing militant activities in support of Sunday laws. The other quotations [Quote 2, Quote 3, Quote 4] by Alonzo Trevier Jones, on the other hand, address the role of the Catholic Church and religious combinations in enforcing Sunday laws, without mentioning uprisings in countries or labor unions. Therefore, no direct connection can be established in the available sources between the subject mentioned in the user's question and the provided quotations.

Labor Unions and Their Relationship to Religious Laws

»Sins are bound up in alliances, in associations, in labor unions, in confederacies. Let us have nothing to do with these organizations. God is our ruler, our judge, and He calls us to separate from the world and be separate. If we do not do this, if we continue to maintain ties with the world and view every matter from a worldly perspective, we will be like the world. When worldly policies and worldly ideas govern our business, we cannot stand on the high and holy platform of eternally true truth.«

1 - General Conference of SDA - Public Affairs & Religious Liberty Department, Counsels from the Spirit of Prophecy on Labor Unions and Confederacies (CSPLUC 10.3)

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