Ellen Gould White über: "Where does Ellen White write that a mother's prayers are never lost, even after she has died?"

Ellen White emphasizes that a mother's persistent prayers have a powerful effect and are preserved in heaven, even when the children are unaware of the danger. Using the example of Augustine's mother, she shows that God hears the steadfast petitions of a faithful mother, even if for a long time no change is visible. These prayers accompany the children everywhere and cause God to work powerfully for their conversion.

A Mother's Prayer Is Heard

»Augustine's mother prayed for the conversion of her son. She saw no signs that the Spirit of God was impressing his heart, but she did not become discouraged. She placed her finger on the Scriptures, presented God's own words to Him, and pleaded as only a mother can plead. Her deep humility, earnest urging, and unwavering faith prevailed, and the Lord granted the desire of her heart. Today He is equally ready to listen to the petitions of His people.«

1 - Ellen Gould White, Testimonies for the Church, vol. 5 (5T 322.2)

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»When they went into the army, your prayers followed them. They were wonderfully preserved from harm. They called it luck; but the prayers of a mother from an anxious, burdened soul, while she sensed the danger for her children (...), had much to do with their preservation. How many prayers were placed in heaven so that these sons might be kept safe, to obey God and devote their lives to His glory!«

2 - Ellen Gould White, Testimonies for the Church, vol. 2 (2T 275.1)

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