The Biblical Tests of a Prophet

[@19818456]

Jonah's prophecy was truly conditional, 'in forty days'! Whereas, Ellen white's 1856 food for worms prediction had no conditional element in it. So it is unreasonable to compare her prophecy with that of Jonah to justify the failed prophecy.

[@royottodyrli]

"I also saw that Old Jerusalem never would be built up;" EW p77. - Been there, it have never been in better shape. "When a prophet speaketh in the name of the LORD, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the thing which the LORD hath not spoken, but the prophet hath spoken it presumptuously: thou shalt not be afraid of him. " Deut 18,22. - So sorry, Ellen was a fals prophet.

[@dexternyikayaramba7498]

Jerusalem existed in her time too so she was talking about a mere city but I don't believe Jerusalem today is the center of religion with a grand temple that was indestructible and as God's people with his presence in the ARK. which is now part of what people are talking of a 3rd temple

[@19818456]

Did Ellen White pass all these tests mentioned?

[@mbrown6837]

A supposed prophet only needs to FAIL ONCE to be considered to be a "FALSE PROPHET". EGW FAILED on MULTIPLE PREDICTIONS! Since the SDA church is built upon her writings, to admit her failed prophecies would be destructive to the church, and halt the money stream. All the ministers would be out of a job.

[@m.t.doorservices2092]

Almost everything you saying is a twist and A lie