Look What's Missing In The Great Hope

 

Published by both Seventh-day Adventist denominational presses, Pacific Press and Review and Herald Publishing Association, The Great Hope lists as its author “E. G. White.” But would the prophet support an “adapted version” of her classical book The Great Controversy that does not include:

 (1) the cleansing of the heavenly sanctuary message

(2) the second angel's call to come out of Babylon

(3) the third angel's message exposing Sunday as the Mark of the Beast

(4) 1844 as the hour of God's judgment [part of the first angel's message]

(5) the investigative judgment [part of the first angel's message]

(6) the identification of who and what is Babylon, the harlot woman, and her daughters

(7) the identification of the beast of Revelation 13 and 17

(8) the little horn who persecuted the true church from 538-1798 and will be the chief instigator in these last days  

(9) Luther and all the reformers and their trials and persecution which will again be repeated

(10) the rise of the Advent awakening of the 1840s culminating in formation of the Remnant church and the seed of the woman, who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus.

 Notice what the prophet wrote: “I am more anxious to see a wide circulation for this book than for any others I have written; for in The Great Controversy, the last message of warning to the world is given more distinctly than in any of my other books.” Publishing Ministry, 358.         Source