What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Jeremiah 36:2,4: Jeremiah dictated God's words to Baruch, who wrote them on a scroll. Jeremiah could not write, which indicates that the intention was for God's word to be heard and spread through Baruch, as writing was meant to spread the message to God's people."
Answer
In accordance with the writings of Ellen White, Jeremiah dictated God's message to his scribe Baruch, because he himself was unable to write, and Baruch recorded it on a scroll, thereby ensuring the spread of the warning words to the whole nation. This procedure shows that writing was intended as a means of spreading God's message for His people. Both cited documents emphasize Jeremiah's dependence on Baruch as an instrument of divine revelation.
Jeremiah dictated God's words to Baruch (RR 153.4)
»In obedience to this command, Jeremiah called his faithful friend, the scribe Baruch, and dictated to him "all the words of the Lord which He had spoken to him.«
Jeremiah dictated God's words to Baruch (4T 177.1)
»The prophet Jeremiah, in obedience to God's commands, dictated the words that the Lord gave him to his scribe Baruch, who wrote them on a scroll.«
Original Sources (English)
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