Trinity or Not? Ellen White Clears It Up Herself

Did Ellen White really believe in the Trinity? Or has her position been misunderstood—and misrepresented? In this video, we let Ellen White speak for herself. Using her own published writings, we examine whether she taught the existence of a triune God, or whether her position was far different than what many claim today. From Early Writings to Signs of the Times, from her statements on the Holy Spirit to the foundations of Seventh-day Adventism, this study walks through the evidence that challenges the modern narrative. You'll learn about: Who the "three highest beings in heaven" truly are according to her. What she meant by “life original, unborrowed, underived.” Why she called the Holy Spirit the Spirit of Christ—not a separate divine being. How her statements on the "third person of the Godhead" have been misused. Whether Ellen White ever renounced her non-Trinitarian foundation—and what she said about the original platform of truth. This is a message for those who seek to understand the real foundation of the Advent movement. Have a quote or question you'd like us to explore next? Drop it in the comments below. SOURCES: – Early Writings, p. 55 – Signs of the Times, April 8, 1897 – The Desire of Ages (context discussed) – Evangelism, p. 616 (and its background) – Ministry of Healing, p. 107 – Many more cited throughout To learn more visit https://seventhdaypress.org/ Contact Information: United States Phone: +1 256 495 8388 Canada Phone: +1 306 800 1230 [email protected] Seventh Day Press P.O Box 33 Bryant, AL 35958