Bible Test #2 - A Prophet's Writings Cannot Contain Falsehoods
"Behold, I am against them that prophesy false dreams, saith the LORD, and do tell them, and cause my people to err by their lies, and by their lightness; yet I sent them not, nor commanded them: therefore they shall not profit this people at all, saith the LORD."
— Jeremiah 23:32
When a prophet's writings contradict established and observable scientific truths, it raises a critical red flag. Teachings that deny fundamental realities of science are indicators of falsehood. Therefore, demonstrable scientific inaccuracies within Ellen White's writings refute her claim to speak for God. A true prophet's words must align with all truth, which God reveals through both Scripture and creation (Rom. 1:20).
"In true science there can be nothing contrary to the teaching of the word of God, for both have the same Author. A correct understanding of both will always prove them to be in harmony. Truth, whether in nature or in revelation, is harmonious with itself in all its manifestations."
— Ellen White, Testimonies, vol. 8, 258
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- 7 This is Murder, Actual Murder - Ellen White's Teachings on Quinine
- 8 Is Eating Animal Products Safe?
- 9 Mrs. White, Wigs, and Phrenology
- 10 Ellen White's Theory of Devolution Put to the Scientific Test
- 11 Herbs Versus Drugs
- 12 Ellen White's Hot Drinks
- 13 Ellen White Versus Geology
- 14 Ellen White's Breastfeeding Instructions
- 15 Pork-Eating Causes Cancer and Leprosy?
- 16 Earth Only 6,000 Years Old?
- 17 Women Are More Sickly than Men?