What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "How is the negative mention of the heights or of eating on the mountains in Ezekiel 18 to be understood, especially in the light of the writings and teachings of Ellen G. White?"
Answer
The provided documents contain no direct exposition or mention of the specific phrase “eating on the mountains” from Ezekiel 18.
In the writings of Ellen G. White, the building of altars and idolatry on elevations, mountains, and in groves is generally described as pagan idolatry and severe degeneration, through which God was dishonored and His people fell into moral corruption. Since the quotations treat this practice of high places only generally and not specifically with regard to the formulation in Ezekiel 18, there is no directly applicable textual evidence for this.
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