Adventistische Schriften über: "Ellen White interpretation of the lost axe"

Based on the provided documents, there is no information or interpretation by Ellen G. White concerning the biblical story of the lost axe (2 Kings 6). The available texts primarily deal with the defense of her ministry against accusations of plagiarism, reports of her early visions, and the exploration of biblical truths through the study of the Holy Scriptures. Since the documents do not address the specific topic of the \"lost axe\", no corresponding interpretation can be derived from them.

Defense of the prophetic ministry

»Whatever false interpretation may be given of my testimony by those who profess righteousness yet do not know God, I will continue my work in humility. I will speak the words that God gives me to encourage, rebuke, and warn.«

1 - Francis D. Nichol, Ellen G. White and Her Critics (EGWC 597.1)

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»The unbelieving world, the preachers of the fallen churches, and the First-Day Adventists are all united in the effort to attack Mrs. White. This war has been continued for almost forty years... In the hope of helping honest souls, I make the statements that I do.«

2 - James Springer White, A Word to the “Little Flock” (AWLF 29.19)

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»Often James and Ellen knelt down while studying and asked God to send His Holy Spirit, as He had promised, to lead them into the truth.«

3 - Ella May White Robinson, Stories of My Grandmother (SMG 43.1)

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• Ellen White biblical interpretation
• Defense of the prophetic ministry
• Early writings of Ellen White