Quotations from the writings of Ellen G. White with the phrase . . .
f a t h e r o f r e b e l l i o n ( 2 RELATED PHRASE )
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The phrase 'father of rebellion' appears 2 times in the published writings of EGW page NOT on Original site Related Phrase: leader of rebellion ( 6 ) ( below ) - - leaders in rebellion ( 5 )
 I am bidden to say to the church and to the whole world that unprincipled devising is being carried on. Robbery is being committed, and men say, I was given authority to do this thing. Who gave you this authority? and who urged you on in the course that for years you have been pursuing? — It was the father of rebellion, that the cause of God should stand before the world imposed upon and plundered by unprincipled, designing actions. { SpTB07 26.1 } |
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I am bidden to say to the church and to the whole world that unprincipled devising is being carried on. Robbery is being committed, and men say, I was given authority to do this thing. Who gave you this authority? and who urged you on in the course that for years you have been pursuing? — It was the father of rebellion, that the cause of God should stand before the world imposed upon and plundered by unprincipled, designing actions. { SpTA12 3.3 }
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l e a d e r o f r e b e l l i o n
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This phrase appears 6 times in the published writings of EGW Related Phrase: leaders in rebellion ( 5 )
Ever since his fall, Satan has been the leader of rebellion. Ever since that time he has been leading men and women astray. Christ’s work began with the beginning of transgression. Then the warfare between good and evil was begun. The Scriptures speak plainly of this warfare, carrying us down to the final triumph of Christ over Satan and his adherents. This conflict never ceases. { RH March 12, 1901, par. 3 } |
Jesus was victor in the second temptation, and now Satan manifests himself in his true character. But he does not appear as a hideous monster with cloven feet and bat’s wings. He is a mighty angel, though fallen. He avows himself the leader of rebellion, and the god of this world. { RH May 14, 1908, par. 10 } also { TA 175.4} |
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| Jesus was victor in the second temptation, and now Satan manifests himself in his true character. But he does not appear as a hideous monster, with cloven feet and bat’s wings. He is a mighty angel, though fallen. He avows himself the leader of rebellion and the God of this world. { DA 129.1}
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| Jesus was victor in the second temptation, and now Satan manifested himself in his true character—as a mighty angel, though fallen. He avowed himself the leader of rebellion and the god of this world. Placing Jesus on a high mountain, he caused the kingdoms of the world to pass in panoramic view before Him. The sunlight lay on templed cities, marble palaces, fertile fields, and fruit-laden vineyards. The traces of evil were hidden. The eyes of Jesus gazed on a scene of unsurpassed loveliness and prosperity. Then the tempter’s voice was heard: “All this will I give Thee... . If Thou therefore wilt worship me, all shall be Thine.” { HLv 78.1 } |
| Jesus was the Victor in the second temptation, and now Satan showed himself in his true character — as a mighty angel, though fallen. He proclaimed himself the leader of rebellion and the god of this world. Placing Jesus on a high mountain, he caused the kingdoms of the world to pass in panoramic view before Him. The sunlight lay on templed cities, marble palaces, fertile fields, and fruit-laden vineyards. The traces of evil were hidden. The eyes of Jesus gazed on a scene of incredible beauty and prosperity. Then He heard the tempter’s voice: “All these things I will give You.” “If You will worship before me, all will be Yours.” { HH 51.3 }
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