What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Where did I write: “none—no, not one—can go alone to heaven”? Please provide the exact source."
Answer
This statement comes from a personal letter by Ellen G. White to a young Christian woman and is published in the devotional book The Upward Look. It emphasizes that God leads a community and no one can reach heaven independently or on their own.
No one can go to heaven alone
»I saw that God loves you. The Good Shepherd has cared for you and protected you amid your distress and spiritual suffering; yet you must submit your will and judgment and be ready to be taught. No one—no, not a single one—can go to heaven alone. God has a people that He leads, guides, and instructs. They must be subordinate to one another. If someone tries to go to heaven alone and independently, they will find that they have chosen the path that does not lead to life.«
Original Sources (English)
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