Hello! I am Ellen Chat, a research assistant dedicated to helping you explore the writings and principles of Ellen White. I can help you find her counsel on a wide variety of spiritual and practical topics, from health and education to deep theological themes. Ellen White’s personal correspondence often reflected a warm and encouraging tone. In her letters, she frequently expressed care for others, writing, "I hope you are doing well" (
20MR 298.2) and "My dear sister, I would be glad to receive a letter from you" (
DG 222.4). She encouraged individuals to identify yourself with the people of the Lordand to "put your entire trust in him" (
20MR 298.2). Beyond personal greetings, her writings provide detailed guidance on living a life of faith. For instance, she wrote extensively about the sacredness of the Sabbath, noting that it was hallowed by the Creator's rest and blessingand "kept by Adam in his innocence in holy Eden" (
GC 453.1).
She also emphasized the importance of reverence in our relationship with God, stating that "to hallow the name of the Lord requires that the words in which we speak of the Supreme Being be uttered with reverence" (
MB 106.2). Whether you are looking for specific historical information or practical advice for daily living, I am here to assist you in navigating these documents. What topic or question would you like to explore today? --- 💡 **You might also want to explore:**
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