What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Positive, encouraging message in the style of Ellen White, accompanied by an image about the growing religious‑political cooperation, the Sunday Sabbath, religious freedom and the final Sabbath‑Sunday conflict, with precise source citations and hope in Christ."
Answer
Even though the religious‑political powers are increasingly joining together to restrict religious freedom and enforce a false day of rest, God's people may move forward with unshakable confidence. In the rising conflict between the biblical Sabbath and the human Sunday decree, the righteousness of Christ shines as a light of truth for all seekers. In all afflictions, Jesus Christ remains the faithful shepherd and helper, guarding His believers through heavenly angels and leading them victoriously.
God's Power and the Message of Christ's Righteousness in the Crisis
»I point out to you the aggressive efforts currently being undertaken to restrict religious freedom. God's sacred memorial sign has been torn down, and in its place stands a false Sabbath that possesses no holiness before the world. And while the powers of darkness stir the elements from below, the Lord, God of Heaven, sends power from above to meet the emergency, awakening His living instruments to raise the law of heaven. ... The message of Christ's righteousness shall sound from one end of the earth to the other, preparing the way of the Lord. This is the glory of God, which concludes the work of the third angel.«
The Sabbath as the Final Test of Loyalty to God
»The Sabbath will be the great test of loyalty; for it is the especially disputed point of truth. When the final test comes upon humanity, a dividing line will be drawn between those who serve God and those who do not. While keeping the false Sabbath in obedience to civil law ... is a declaration of allegiance to a power that stands opposed to God, keeping the true Sabbath in obedience to God's law is a proof of loyalty to the Creator. While one class, by accepting the sign of subordination to earthly powers, receives the mark of the beast, the other, by choosing the sign of fidelity to divine authority, receives the seal of God.«
Christ as the Infallible Helper and Source of Hope
»Through all our trials we have an infallible Helper. He does not leave us alone to wrestle with temptation, to fight against evil, and ultimately to be crushed by burdens and sorrow. Though He is now hidden from mortal eyes, the ear of faith can hear His voice: 'Fear not; I am with you.' ... The soul that has given itself to Christ is, in His eyes, more precious than the whole world. The Redeemer would have taken upon Himself the torments of Golgotha so that even one might be saved in His kingdom. He will never abandon anyone for whom He died. If His followers do not choose to abandon Him, He will hold them fast.«
Divine Protection and Preservation in the Final Conflict
»If people could see with a heavenly eye, they would behold hordes of angels distinguished by strength and positioned around those who have preserved the word of Christ's patience. With compassionate tenderness, angels have witnessed their distress and heard their prayers. ... The heavenly guardians, faithful to their charge, continue their watch. ... No one can overcome the mighty guardians who are stationed at every believing soul.«
Original Sources (English)
Stephan Krol
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