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1. adventistreview.org › magazine-article › the-visionThe Vision That Could Not Be Told - Adventist Review

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   Mar 2, 2020 · Ellen White wrote that God “has often permitted matters to come to a crisis, that His interference might become marked. Then He has made it manifest that there is a God in Israel.” This story is adapted from an account written by trustees of the Ellen G. White Estate.

2. text.egwwritings.org › read › 14266Speaking in tongues - EGW Writings

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   Speaking in tongues. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit enabled the disciples to speak many different languages (see Acts 2:1-6). From that time on, says Ellen White, their language “was pure, simple, and accurate, whether they spoke in their native tongue or in a foreign language” (AA 40). GP 32.1.

3. m.egwwritings.org › en › bookPastoral Ministry — Ellen G. White Writings

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   Here the local pastor will find instruction on the work of ministry, relationships, evangelism and church growth, lay training, worship and special services, pastoral care and nurture, organization and administration. An invaluable resource for every Adventist pastor.

4. text.egwwritings.org › publicationtocPastoral Ministry - EGW Writings

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   Here the local pastor will find instruction on the work of ministry, relationships, evangelism and church growth, lay training, worship and special services, pastoral care and nurture, organization and administration. An invaluable resource for every Adventist pastor. Citation: White, E. G. (1995) Pastoral Ministry.

5. www.ministrymagazine.org › archive › 2017Ministry Magazine | Ellen White and the essence of preaching

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   “Let the Word of God speak to the people. Let those who have heard only traditions and maxims of men, hear the voice of God, whose promises are Yea and Amen in Christ Jesus.” 1 Second, she held that at the core of preaching—in content and in appeal—should stand Jesus Christ.

6. cheyennewy.adventistchurch.org › pastors-blog"Behavior in the House of God" by Ellen G. White : Cheyenne ...

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   These things should be spoken of with reverence, with propriety of language, and with fine susceptibility, that you may reveal to all you associate with that you regard the message from God's servants as a message to you from God Himself.

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   Why did the disciples speak different languages at Pentecost?

   • At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit enabled the disciples to speak many different languages (see Acts 2:1-6). From that time on, says Ellen White, their language “was pure, simple, and accurate, whether they spoke in their native tongue or in a foreign language” (AA 40). GP 32.1

   Speaking in tongues | EGW Writings

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   How many times did Mrs White use the word pastor?

   • It was discovered that Mrs. White used some derivative of the word Clergy 114 times, Minister 10,762 times, Pastor 385 times, Preacher 735 times, and Shepherd 1,540 times. Research focused especially on these quotes.

   Pastoral Ministry — Ellen G. White Writings

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   What languages were spoken at Pentecost?

   • This is analogous to an ethnic group living in Yourtown, USA – some people in this group will learn and speak English, but amongst themselves, their native language and customs are retained. In a nutshell, the crowds gathered in Jerusalem for Pentecost would have likely spoken only two languages; Greek and Aramaic.

   How to Tell the Difference Between Fake and Authentic Tongues

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   What did Ellen White say to the ministers?

   • The ministers were just getting up from prayer in the tabernacle as Ellen White came in the door with a bundle of manuscripts under her arm. The General Conference president was the speaker, and he addressed her: “Sister White,” he said, “we are happy to see you. Do you have a message for us?” “Indeed I do,” she said, and stepped to the front.

   The Vision That Could Not Be Told - Adventist Review

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   Why did God send a messenger to Ellen White?

   • Ellen White wrote that God “has often permitted matters to come to a crisis, that His interference might become marked.” Meanwhile, at 3:00 a.m. God sent His angel messenger to Ellen White’s room at 3:00 a.m. She was aroused from sleep and instructed that she must go to the workers’ meeting at 5:30 and present what was shown to her at Salamanca.

   The Vision That Could Not Be Told - Adventist Review

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   What language did the disciples speak?

   • People were “amazed, astounded and bewildered” to hear the disciples speaking to them in their mother tongues of Greek and/or Aramaic rather than the expected (and, in this instance, culturally/socially correct) Hebrew – no language miracle and no ecstatic utterances were necessary.

   How to Tell the Difference Between Fake and Authentic Tongues

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   Jan 11, 2008 · In my research of 1 Cor 14, I came across an explanation from a Pastor Boone, that at that time in Corinth, they were competing amongst themselves in the congregation as to how many different languages one could speak, and Paul was warning them (pride) that the “gift of tongues” (comprehending other earthly languages) was for the ...