Bible Test #4 - A Prophet's Writings Cannot Contradict the Word of God
"To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them."
— Isaiah 8:20
The articles below present evidence that:
- Ellen White's teachings on the Sanctuary and Investigative Judgment contradict the Bible
- Ellen White's interpretations of the 2300-day prophecy and Daniel 8:14 are Biblically incorrect
- Biblical evidence that William Miller's 1844 movement was a strong delusion
- The Investigative Judgment is not a biblical doctrine
"The scripture which above all others had been both the foundation and the central pillar of the advent faith was the declaration: 'Unto two thousand and three hundred days; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed.' Daniel 8:14."
— Ellen White, Great Controversy, 408
Featured 1844 Video
Ellen White and 1844
Index of Articles
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Proof the 1844 Movement was a Strong Delusion
- 1.1 Was God Behind the 1844 Movement?
- 1.2 Was the 1844 Movement the 1st and 2nd Angels' Messages?
- 1.3 1844 Investigated: Is it Wrong to be Right?
- 1.4 Newspaper Accounts of the Aftermath of the 1844 Disappointment
- 1.5 Millerite Insanity
- 1.6 William Miller: Was He Really a Great Protestant Reformer?
- 1.7 Days of Delusion Online Book
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Daniel 8:14 Teaching Investigated
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The Sanctuary Teaching Investigated
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The 2300-day Prophecy of Daniel 8 Investigated
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