People are Human: Look What They Did to Ellen White

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2006-01-01

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Bradford, Graeme

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The story continues and the fascinating facts of what happened to the church after Ellen White died, will come through in easy-to-understand style.

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Ellen G. White , Ellen G. White and the Bible , Seventh-day Adventists History 20th century , fundamentalism , evangelicalism , inspiration and authority of Ellen G. White

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Bradford, G. (2006). People are human: Look what they did to Ellen White. Warburton, Australia: Signs.

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9781876010881 (pbk.)

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