What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Ten short quotes of Ellen White about hope"
Answer
Ellen White describes Christian hope as a secure and unshakable anchor for the human heart, founded solely on Jesus Christ and His atoning sacrifice. This hope provides deep comfort in times of suffering, trial, and grief, and even overcomes the fear of death. It firmly directs the believer's gaze toward eternal life and the glorious promise of the resurrection of the righteous.
Hope as a secure anchor of the soul
»In Christ our hope for eternal life is anchored... 'We have this hope as a secure and firm anchor of the soul, which also reaches into the interior behind the curtain, where the forerunner entered for us.' The hope that lies before us – what is it? The hope of eternal life... Our trust in this hope, which was obtained for us through the atoning sacrifice and Christ's intercession, should keep us steadfast and immovable in every hour of the battle.«
Comfort and Joy amidst distress
»We have a good hope through Jesus. It is secure and firm and reaches into the interior behind the curtain. It gives us comfort in sorrow, it gives us joy amidst pain, drives away the darkness around us and lets us look through all of it toward immortality and eternal life... We want to cherish this hope. We want to cling ever more tightly to it. It will live when everything else dies.«
Hope and Faith overcome the grave
»How precious for those who lose their loved ones in this world are their faith and hope in God's promises, which open to them the future immortal life! Their hope may cling to the unseen realities of the future world... Hope and faith strengthen the soul to walk through the dark shadows of the grave, in full faith that on the morning of the resurrection they will emerge to immortal life.«
The message of endless hope beyond death
»Jesus comforts our mourning for the dead with a message of endless hope: 'I will deliver them from the power of the grave; I will rescue them from death. Death, I will be your plague; grave, I will be your destruction.«
Christ as the resurrection and hope of the world
»The angel of God said: He is risen. A wonderful testimony! The hope of the world! Christ was risen, and your Savior was a risen Savior! ... Christ had won the victory, and although man had fallen and was condemned to death, he could live again. Those who sleep in Jesus will be called out of their prison house... to a glorious immortality.«
The encouraging hope of reunion
»The friends of the righteous dead should not mourn as those who lose their loved ones and have no hope in Jesus Christ and are not encouraged by the immortal future beyond the resurrection of the righteous... The encouraging hope they received, that the righteous dead would rise from their graves to a holy, happy, and immortal life, stood in stark contrast to their earlier pagan notions of death.«
Original Sources (English)
Stephan Krol
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Why I built EGW Vision
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