Adam Ramdin

Lineage: Season 2

Episode 1: The Mayflower & The Birth of America

Episode 2: The Great Awakening

Episode 3: William Miller- Early Life & Conversion

Episode 4: William Miller- Study & Call to Ministry

Episode 5: The Great Disappointment

Episode 6: The Potato Preachers

Episode 7: Ellen White - Early Years

Episode 8: Ellen White- First Vision & Call to Ministry

Episode 9: Hazen Foss & William Foy- Unfaithful and Faithful

Episode 10: Frederick Wheeler, Rachel Oakes Preston & The Sabbath

Episode 11: Joseph Bates & The Sabbath Pact

Episode 12: The Sabbath Pact & The Youth of Paris Hill Maine

Episode 13: Hiram Edson- The Theological Birthplace

Episode 14: The Birth of Spiritualism & The State of the Dead

Episode 15: Henry White’s Death at Fort Howland

Episode 16: Eugene Farnsworth & Ellen White

Episode 17: The First Adventist Press in Rochester

Episode 18: Annie Smith- Short Life Huge Impact

Episode 19: Uriah Smith - A life of service

Episode 20: The Great Controversy

Episode 21: Slavery, The Civil War & Ellen White

Episode 22: The Birth of Adventist Education

Episode 23: Literature Evangelism & George King

Episode 24: J.H. Kellogg & Ellen White

Episode 25: Czechowski & Tramelan: Early Work in Europe

Episode 26: Jakob Erzberger: Europe’s Forgotten Pioneer

Episode 27: J.N. Andrews: The Ablest Man in Our Ranks

Episode 28: The Birth of Youth Ministries in Adventism

Episode 29: James & Ellen White’s Marriage

Episode 30: J.N. Loughbourough: What Doest Thou Here Elijah

Episode 31: Young Pioneers: Death & Honour

Episode 32: The 1888 General Conference Session

Episode 33: S.N. Haskell - Soap Maker to Pioneer

Episode 34: Early Adventism in England

Episode 35: Ellen White Called to Australia

Episode 36: The Birth of Adventism in New Zealand

Episode 37: The Birth of Adventism in Australia & Sanitarium

Episode 38: Avondale College

Episode 40: Nathaniel Faulkhead: From Freemason to Adventist

Episode 39: Ellen White and Sunnyside

Episode 41: From Vision to Printed Page

Episode 42: Edson White: His Work & Conversion

Episode 43: The Morning Star

Episode 44: Madison College & ASI

Episode 45: Anna Knight: Pioneer Missionary

Episode 46: Adventists, Abolition & Oakwood

Episode 47: The 1902 Battle Creek Fire

Episode 48: Loma Linda University

Episode 49: Elmshaven: Ellen White & A.G. Daniells

Episode 50: Elmshaven: Vision & Grandchildren

Episode 51: The Death of Ellen White

Episode 52: The SDA Church: It’s Past, Present & Future

Lineage Journey


The Lord's Prayer Season 2 Episode 4 The Lord's Prayer And so after more than 70 years, the active ministry of Ellen White would come to a close. Her public ministry started at the age of 17 in the state of Maine in the northeasterly tip of the United States of America. Never could she have imagined where it would take her, from there to its close in California. She spoke to congregations large and small in nearly every state in the Union. She also spent 2 very active years in England, France, Switzerland, Norway, and other parts of Europe, as well as 9 years in New Zealand and Australia.

[♪♪♪. Whether traveling by horse and carriage across the New England states, by canal boat across New York state, or across the great plain states of Texas and Oklahoma, or by tourist train to the state of California, or by ocean steam across the Atlantic or Pacific. Wherever she was, she sought every opportunity to speak to people the words of life. [♪ music ♪ Despite only having a third-grade formal education, Ellen White would go on to become the most translated American author and the third most translated author of all time. Her words would have an impact far beyond the life that she lived, leaving a legacy of missions, educational institutions, health centers, and in the church at large.

She always sought to uplift Jesus in her sermons, in her life, and through her writings. When she finally died here in this home, she was sure in whom she believed. [♪ music ♪ It is interesting to contrast Ellen White's death with that of other people. When lying there dying, 1 is often brought to contemplate life and how successful it has been. Ellen White had no such thoughts.

2 days before her death, here in this very room, her last words were, I know in whom I have believed, confident in her Savior right until the end. Even though death is never easy, when you live a life in Jesus, you can die with a peace and assurance. [♪ music ♪ Ellen White would have 3 funerals. The first 1 was here in the Elmshaven area, the second 1 was in Oakland, California, and the third 1 was in Battle Creek, Michigan. The third 1 took place at 11 a.m.

On a Sabbath morning in the Dime Tabernacle, and there were 3, 000 people in attendance. Even her bitter critic D. M. Canright came and went through the viewing line twice and commented that she was a woman of God. At the request of Ellen White, her longtime friend and colleague in ministry from across the United States and around the world, S.N.

Haskell delivered the funeral sermon after which she was taken to the Oak Hill Cemetery and buried alongside her husband and sons. 🎵 The words written about her in the newspapers after her death illustrate the kind of person that she was. The Saint Helena Star wrote on the 23rd of July 1915, The life of Mrs. White is an example worthy of emulation by all. She was a humble, devout disciple of Christ and ever went about doing good, honored and respected by all who appreciate noble womanhood, consecrated to unselfish labor for the uplifting and the betterment of mankind.

She showed no spiritual pride, and she sought no filthy lucre. She lived the life and did the work of a worthy prophetess, the most admirable of the American succession. 🎵 She died confident in her Savior and confident that she would see Him on the resurrection morning. When our life draws to a close, It doesn't matter how many continents we have lived on, how many houses we have owned, how many books we have written, or how much money we have made. Ultimately, it matters if we have accepted Jesus into our lives and made Him our personal Savior.

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