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May 2026 Newsletter

Having been an SDA for 33 years, I feel for them. I know the terror of never knowing for sure if my performance was good enough to be saved in the Investigative Judgment. I've felt the angst whenever a Christian is elected to national office because he might be the one to introduce Sunday Laws. I know what it's like to view every non-SDA with suspicion. I know what it's like to share the "three angels' messages" instead of the gospel.

People ask, why bother bringing up Ellen White's failures? Because she is the foundation of everything that is wrong in the Seventh-day Adventist Corporation. In 1994, when I invited a friend to an SDA evangelistic series — you know, the ones where the evangelist won't admit he's an SDA until the last day — the topic was the Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast. Afterward, my friend asked me how I could believe such teachings since they weren't based on any Biblical facts. I pondered that a while and realized: it was Ellen White.

Ellen White is the source of the National Sunday Law frenzy. (And yes, they keep sending me Marcussen's book.) Ellen White is the only foundation for the Investigative Judgment doctrine. Without Ellen White, all of their false doctrines come tumbling down. If the false gospel of SDAism is to be stopped, then Ellen White must be exposed. That's why we do this.

This newsletter explores false prophecies, hypocrisy, and more. Please share with your friends on social media!

—Brother Anderson

EGW — Bitter Root of Adventism

EGW Forbidding Children

Picture of the Van Horn Family (public domain)

Ellen wanted nothing to interfere with the work. That included her own children. She didn't allow them to hinder her work. They were largely raised by others. And she expected the same of her followers. Imagine her exasperation with the Van Horns - an SDA family who believed in raising their own children!

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Naughty Ellen

This was more than a childhood prank gone wrong. This story, told to SDA leader W.A. Colcord in Australia by Ellen White herself, was something she seemed to share with pride and without reservation. You have to read this crooked tale to believe it. This story should frighten every Seventh-day Adventist.

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Straight Line of Truth?

We are told Ellen White's writings contain a straight line of truth. Really? Her teachings on the Time of Trouble are about as crooked and convoluted as it can get.

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EGW's Debt Hypocrisy

Ellen White and W.C. White viewing a chart of Ellen White's debt

Ellen White told others to avoid debt like the plague. Meanwhile, with her unrelenting and reckless spending, she amassed an enormous debt. This is a disturbing story of bald-faced hypocrisy.

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More New Articles:

Facts About Seventh-Day Adventists
Few people could expose the false doctrines of Seventh-day Adventism and Ellen White better than E.S. Ballenger. His 1949 pamphlet is a great resources for research and investigation.

Canright's Letter to E.G. White
In this 1887 letter from D.M. Canright to Ellen G. White, Canright is brutally honest as to why he rejected Ellen White's prophetic calling.

Do Justly—Unless It Costs Me Money
While pretending to be a champion for the rights of others, did Ellen White abuse the rights of others?

The Gathering and Scattering Times
A case study in how Ellen White abused prophetic Scriptures.

Ellen White Catching Dinner (a squirrel) for James

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