Reflecting Christ

Ellen G. White

2009. g. aug. · Review and Herald Pub Assoc

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A mirror turned away from the sun cannot reflect the sun's rays. And a human being turned away from God's Son cannot reflect His love to others. As Christians, our responsibility is to share with others what God has shown to us. Ellen G. White had much to say about this responsibilityand the transforming effect of beholding Christ. This complete change of heart affects not only the spiritual life but also the physical, mental, and social. When you remember that Christ has paid the price of His own blood for your redemption and for the redemption of others, you will be moved to catch the bright rays of His righteousness, that you may shed them upon the pathway of those around you.

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Ellen Gould Harmon White, born Ellen Harmon in 1827, is one of the founders of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. She was believed by some within the Church to be a prophetess, and White herself claimed that she was the messenger of the Lord. White's writings, which includes books, articles and essays, often related to her many visions, total over 100,000 pages. Many of her writings are of interest primarily to Adventists and religious readers, but her Conflict of the Ages Series is of mass appeal. White died on July 16, 1915.