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# Ellen White on Other Worlds Yes, Ellen White did write about beings on other planets, though she did not specifically mention Mars by name in the provided documents. ## Her Vision of Other Worlds Ellen White described a vision in which she was given a glimpse of other inhabited worlds: > **"The Lord has given me a view of other worlds. Wings were given me, and an angel attended me from the city to a place that was bright and glorious.... I begged of my attending angel to let me remain in that place. I could not bear the thought of coming back to this dark world again. Then the angel said, 'You must go back, and if you are faithful, you, with the 144,000, shall have the privilege of visiting all the worlds and viewing the handiwork of God.'"** (Hvn 88.3) This passage reveals several key points about her understanding of other worlds: **The Reality of Other Inhabited Worlds:** Ellen White clearly believed in the existence of other worlds beyond Earth. Her vision showed her a place that was "bright and glorious," suggesting these worlds were unfallen and in their original perfect state. **Future Privilege of the Redeemed:** She taught that the faithful—specifically mentioning the 144,000—would have the privilege of visiting "all the worlds" and viewing God's handiwork throughout the universe. This indicates she believed in multiple inhabited worlds, not just one or two. **Contrast with Earth:** Her reluctance to return to "this dark world" emphasizes the contrast between Earth in its fallen state and the unfallen worlds she was shown. ## What About Mars Specifically? The provided documents do not contain any specific mention of Mars or any other planet by name. Ellen White's references to "other worlds" appear to be general statements about inhabited worlds throughout God's universe, without identifying specific planets in our solar system. --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:** • What did Ellen White say about the unfallen worlds and their relationship to Earth's great controversy? • Did Ellen White describe what the inhabitants of other worlds look like or how they live? • What role do other worlds play in Ellen White's understanding of the plan of salvation? --- 📚 **thousands of passages found** containing these search terms — [Explore in Full-Text Search](/advanced-search?q=Did+Ellen+White+talk+about+beings+on+other+planets%3F+Did+she+talk+about+Mars%3F)

# Ellen White's Description of Inhabitants of Other Worlds Yes, Ellen White provided specific details about the appearance and life of beings on other worlds in her vision. Her most detailed description comes from her early visions: ## Physical Appearance > **"The inhabitants of the place were of all sizes; they were noble, majestic, and lovely. They bore the express image of Jesus, and their countenances beamed with holy joy, expressive of the freedom and happiness of the place."** (EW 39.3) This description reveals several key characteristics: the beings varied in size, possessed noble and majestic qualities, and most significantly, bore the express image of Jesus.Their faces radiated holy joy, reflecting their state of freedom and happiness. ## Their Moral State When Ellen White inquired about why these beings were so much more lovely than those on the earth,she received a clear answer: > **"We have lived in strict obedience to the commandments of God, and have not fallen by disobedience, like those on the earth."** (EW 39.3) This indicates that these worlds remained unfallen—their inhabitants had never sinned and continued in perfect obedience to God's commandments. This obedience was the source of their superior beauty and happiness. ## Their Environment and Test Ellen White described their world as having "living green" grass and birds that warbled a sweet song,suggesting a paradise-like environment. Interestingly, she noted a test similar to Eden: > **"Then I saw two trees, one looked much like the tree of life in the city. The fruit of both looked beautiful, but of one they could not eat. They had power to eat of both, but were forbidden to eat of one."** (EW 39.3) The angel explained that none in that place had tasted of the forbidden tree, but if they should eat, they would fall—indicating these beings still faced a test of obedience, though they had remained faithful. ## Multiple Worlds Ellen White's vision included more than one world. She specifically mentioned being taken to a world which had seven moonswhere she saw Enoch, who had been translated from Earth. This suggests a diversity of worlds throughout God's universe, each with its own characteristics. --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:** • What did Ellen White say about the 144,000 visiting other worlds? • How did Ellen White describe Enoch's appearance and role on the world with seven moons? • What did Ellen White teach about why Earth fell into sin while other worlds remained faithful?