Ellen G White Scholar-EGW theological research tool.

Example

A pastor researching Ellen G. White’s writings on 'The Great Controversy' can use the Scholar to retrieve and compare various texts discussing eschatology, including citations from 'Early Writings' and 'The Great Controversy.'

Scenario

When preparing for a sermon series on end-time events, this function helps pastors provide congregants with a well-rounded, biblically grounded, and theologically rich understanding of the topic as seen through Ellen White’s lens.

Example

A history student examining the 19th-century Adventist movement can access contextual information about Ellen G. White’s role during key developments, such as the 1909 General Conference session discussed in 'Testimonies for the Church, Volume Nine.'

Scenario

A student researching how White influenced Adventist medical institutions would use this feature to explore her involvement in the founding of Loma Linda University. The system would guide the student through primary sources and related contexts, linking theological motivations with historical facts.

Example

A Bible study leader looking to integrate Ellen G. White's insights on the Sabbath with biblical teachings would find relevant scriptural passages paired with White’s commentary.

Scenario

This function is particularly useful for Bible study groups that aim to understand how Ellen G. White’s counsel aligns with and expands on scripture. It enables leaders to structure lessons that blend biblical exegesis with her inspired writings.