In this video, we dive deep into the deceptive doctrines of Seventh-Day Adventism (SDA) and the influence of Ellen G. White, a self-proclaimed prophetess whose teachings have led millions astray. Using scripture such as 2 Corinthians 2:11 and Galatians 1:6-9, we examine the false teachings that claim to be Christian but deviate from the true Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Seventh-Day Adventism promotes unbiblical ideas like the Investigative Judgment, a false Sabbath, and erroneous teachings about atonement, hell, and the scapegoat. Ellen G. White’s visions and prophecies are scrutinized, exposing their lack of scriptural support. We also discuss how SDA's tactics, such as massive PR campaigns, continue to mislead sincere seekers.

Discover how SDA's doctrines contradict clear biblical teaching on salvation, the authority of Jesus, and the finality of His work on the cross. We expose the spirit of false prophecy in Ellen G. White’s visions and how these teachings distort the Gospel of grace.

We also explore how prominent figures like Allen Parr and Walter Martin engaged with Seventh-Day Adventism. Allen Parr, a Christian YouTuber, hosted a discussion with SDA member Justin Khoe, exposing the challenges of addressing SDA’s unbiblical doctrines. Unfortunately, Parr's guest was not fully transparent about SDA beliefs. Decades earlier, Christian apologist Walter Martin, author of Kingdom of the Cults, faced similar deception during his research on SDA. Despite his efforts, Martin's decision to exclude SDA from his list of cults was influenced by the misleading information provided by SDA leaders. Both cases highlight the persistent difficulty in confronting the errors within SDA teaching.

If you or someone you know is involved in the SDA movement, it’s important to understand the biblical truth and seek the real freedom found only in Jesus Christ.

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