In the Spirit's Power

This collection of sermons from 1895 appear to be unique in several regards, as we consider them historically from Ellen White's perspective:

1. She was present in person to hear them preached.
2. She described them in what could be called "Acts 2 Pentecostal" terms.
3. Her secretary took them down in shorthand.

Here are samples of her descriptions:

• Instruction precious as gold
• A feast of precious things
• The truth in new lines
• The truth in clear and simple style, yet rich in nourishment
• The burning words of truth as heard in 1844
• A glorious and convincing light
• Hardly a discourse that could be called a doctrinal sermon
• In every sermon Christ preached
• Exalting Jesus higher and yet higher
• Nothing but the plain gospel

These are the themes she listed as presented regarding Jesus:

• His preexistence
• His personal dignity
• His work as Creator
• His relation to the Sabbath
• His relation to man as the source of life
• His holy law uplifted
• His Presence and work in the hearts of men
• His coming the second time in glory and power

The reaction of unbelievers she described in these words:

• Are deeply interested
• Turn pale and say, "That man is inspired"
• Listen as if spellbound
• Sit with their eyes riveted in amazement
• Say, "All the words are precious"
• Say, "I have never attended meetings where Christ was more manifestly taught and exalted"
• Beg a copy of the discourses

In light of the above, would you--

• Like to read more completely about this amazing evangelistic experience?
• Like also to "beg a copy of the discourses"?

Just continue reading, for the background and content of these unique talks. You just may respond like Ellen White--

"How can Seventh-day Adventists preach any other doctrine?"