Quotations from the writings of Ellen G. White with the word . . .
u n b e l i e f ( 9 RELATED PHRASES )
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The word 'Unbelief' appears 3,144 times in the published writings of EGW See page on Original site
+ Unbelief in the Testimonies ( 13 )
+ Sinful unbelief ( 16 )
+ Doubt and unbelief ( )
+ Excuse for Unbelief ( 7 )
+ hardened in unbelief ( ) >
+ manifest unbelief ( 18 ) > manifest unbelief in God ( 1 )
+ Unbelief strengthens as it is encouraged ( 3 )
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+ Act of Unbelief ( )
+ Because of Unbelief ( 34 )
+ Heart of Unbelief ( 75 ) >
+ Results of unbelief ( )
+ Word of unbelief ( 26 ) > Words of unbelief ( )
+ Worse than unbelievers ( )
| Hearts that respond to the influence of the Holy Spirit are the channels through which God's blessing flows. Were those who served God removed from the earth, and His Spirit withdrawn from among men, this world would be left to desolation and destruction, the fruit of Satan's dominion. Though the wicked know it not, they owe even the blessings of this life to the presence, in the world, of God's people whom they despise and oppress. But if Christians are such in name only, they are like the salt that has lost its savor. They have no influence for good in the world. Through their misrepresentation of God they are worse than unbelievers. -- The Desire of Ages, p. 306. {ChS 22.3}
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| They had not as yet suffered from hunger; their present wants were supplied, but they feared for the future. They could not understand how these vast multitudes were to subsist in their travels through the wilderness, and in imagination they saw their children famishing. The Lord permitted difficulties to surround them, and their supply of food to be cut short, that their hearts might turn to Him who had hitherto been their Deliverer. If in their want they would call upon Him, He would still grant them manifest tokens of His love and care. He had promised that if they would obey His commandments, no disease should come upon them, and it was sinful unbelief on their part to anticipate that they or their children might die for hunger. Patriarchs and Prophets, page 292.2
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| Very many, reading the history of David's fall, have inquired, "Why has this record been made public? Why did God see fit to throw open to the world this dark passage in the life of one so highly honored of Heaven?" The prophet, in his reproof to David, had declared concerning his sin, "By this deed thou hast given great occasion to the enemies of the Lord to blaspheme." Through successive generations infidels have pointed to the character of David, bearing this dark stain, and have exclaimed in triumph and derision, "This is the man after God's own heart!" Thus a reproach has been brought upon religion, God and His word have been blasphemed, souls have been hardened in unbelief, and many, under a cloak of piety, have become bold in sin. Patriarchs and Prophets, page 722.4 Entire Chapter 71
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