What does EGW write about...
Ellen Gould White über: "Where can I find the following event written down: In E. G. White's time there was a quartet that was supposed to sing at a conference, but one member of the quartet was missing, so the remaining three did not want to sing, but Sister White was impressed by the Holy Spirit and told them they should sing anyway – and when the three sang, no voice was missing, and Sister White recognized in the choir the voice of the angel who always spoke with her! The angel sang along: Where can one read this event?"
Answer
Based on the provided documents, the specific event concerning the incomplete quartet and the singing angel cannot be directly substantiated. While the texts mention that Ellen G. White heard the voice of an angel or was instructed by him, these passages primarily relate to visions, admonitions, or sermons. No details are found in the available excerpts about a musical performance at a conference where an angel replaced the missing voice of a trio.
Divine Guidance and the Voice of the Angel
Some are ready to ask: Who told Sister White these things? They even asked me: Did someone tell you these things? I could answer them: Yes; yes, the angel of God has spoken to me.
I have no slightest knowledge of the time that was spoken by the voice of God. I heard the hour announced, but I had no recollection of that hour after I returned from the vision. Scenes of such moving, celebratory interest passed before me, which no language can adequately describe. It was all a living reality for me.
Again the power of God rested upon me as I spoke to the people. These instruments of the enemy were then so bound that they could no longer exert their harmful influence that night.
- Angel singing quartet conference
- Ellen White angel voice singing
- Heavenly accompaniment music Ellen White
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