If Bob believes that Ellen White is a prophet, do you think Bob will believe those rejecting a prophet will be guiltless?
Depends on whether that person ever had the understanding of what a true prophet is - and had come to the conviction that Ellen White was one.
Many people become convicted and fully accept some Bible teaching - only to later reject it. I suspect you and I both know this.
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Question:
Would Tall73's readers fully expect to find these historic statements ??
1. Do not use the Testimonies as proof for unbelievers (
Testimonies, vol. 1, pp. 119, 120; vol. 5, p. 669).
2. Do not use them as a test of fellowship (
Testimonies, vol. 1, pp. 327-329).
3. Do not use the visions as a rule to measure all (
Testimonies, vol. 1, pp. 382, 383).
4. Do not use the Testimonies as an iron rule or club (
Testimonies, vol. 1, p. 369).
"There should be no trial or labor with those who have never seen the individual having visions, and who have no personal knowledge of the influence of the visions. Such should not be deprived of the benefits and privileges of the church, if their Christian course is otherwise correct, and they have formed a good Christian character." 1T328
2. Ellen G. White herself was explicit on this point:
a. Speaking in 1862 of those who did not fully understand the gift, she wrote:
(1) Such should not be deprived of the benefits and privileges of the church, if their Christian course is otherwise correct, and they have formed a good Christian character.-1T 328:0 (for a fuller statement, see especially pp. 328, 329, and-in 1863-"Wrong Use of the Visions," pp. 382-84).