Ellen White as Prophet — Seventh-day Adventists Debunked

SDA treats Ellen White's writings as prophetic — despite documented plagiarism and false predictions.

Ellen White's 'The Great Controversy' was shown to borrow extensively from J.N. Andrews, Uriah Smith, and other 19th-century authors — often verbatim without attribution. Her health revelations (including claims that masturbation causes insanity and that wives should never refuse husbands) have been medically disproven. She predicted that some alive in 1856 would 'be alive and remain upon the earth to be translated at the coming of Jesus' (Testimonies Vol.1, p.131) — all are dead. Deuteronomy 18:22 applies.

Verdict: Ellen White fails the biblical test for a prophet — her predictions did not come true.