Adulteration on Offers

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"... Offerings; this is the only way in which it is possible for us to express our gratitude and love to God. And it has not provided another."

In this text assume that the book is AE (Effective Administration) 18, we can say that AE is a compilation of texts by Ellen G. White made after death, we relate the book to CSM 18 (stewardship advice) or in English CS Counsels on Stewardship (1940), As I do not appreciate posthumous compilations, I will be working with the texts of the magazines in full, which are at the end of the text as an appendix.

Using a reference text assuming it is AE 18, we use {RH, December 6, 1887 par. 15} which can be seen in Appendix 14.6

     The Lord does not need our offerings. We cannot enrich him by our gifts. Says the psalmist: "All things come of thee, and of thine own have we given thee." Yet God permits us to show our appreciation of  his mercies by self-sacrificing efforts to extend the same to others. This is the only way in which it is possible for us to manifest our gratitude and love to God. He has provided no other.

The Lord does not need our offerings. We cannot enrich you with our gifts. The psalmist says: "All things come from You, and from You we have given ourselves to you." I Chron. 29:14. Yet God allows us to show our appreciation of his mercies by sacrificing himself in an effort to extend the same to others. This is the only way in which it is possible for us to express our gratitude and love for God. He did not provide any other. Review and Herald , December 6, 1887. "

The idea in question is related to the text below.

Mat 25:34 Then the King will say to those on his right: Come, blessed of my Father. I have inherited the kingdom that has been prepared for you since the foundation of the world;

Mat 25:35 because I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave me to drink; I was a stranger, and you took me in;

Mat 25:36 I was naked, and you clothed me; I got sick and you visited me; I was in prison and you went to see me.

Mat 25:37 Then the righteous will ask him, Lord, when did we see you hungry, and feed you? or thirsty, and we gave you a drink?

Mat 25:38 When did we see you as a stranger, and welcome you? or naked, and do we dress you?

Mat 25:39 When did we see you sick, or in prison, and visit you?

Mat 25:40

About the change

The text of the envelope in question possibly quotes AE (Eficaz administration) (2002), in the book AE, on page 18 we find ".... this is the only way in which it is possible for us to express our gratitude and love to God. provided another. "(copy of the book), but it is not found" ... offers; this is the only way in which it is possible for us to express our gratitude and love to God. And it did not provide another. "(adulteration).

We define adulteration for two reasons, first by placing the word "... offers;" that does not occur in the AE book as it is, see that we have a ";" after "offers" , the text was placed between "", as if referring to the whole text being written in this way, we could for example try to deceive the reader using the following rule "... offers .... this is the only way in which it is possible for us to express our gratitude and love for God. And he did not provide another. "(correct way of writing but which leads to ambiguity, not exactly defining an reader for having two "..." before and after the word ""not defining what comes after or before the word, giving the reader imagination that the word is directly linked to the text, which is untrue. see that it is not found"; "which is a factor of adulteration.

Another adulteration factor is the change in the term " is " capital letter that comes after a "." for the term " is " tiny to balance with the ";" that does not exist in the text. We therefore see through the facts that the changes are intentional and not the result of a typing error.

The term " offers " was added generating an untrue idea of ​​the text, ";" , to give the idea of ​​the proximity of the word " offers " in relation to the sentence ahead, and the term " is " to " is " has been modified in order to adapt to the term " offers; " placed.

An advice is to be Bereanos, therefore.

2Ti 3:12 And indeed all who want to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution.

2Ti 3:13

1. RH, December 6, 1887

December 6, 1887 Our Missions in Europe.
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By Mrs. E. G. White.
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     A great work is committed to those who present the truth in Europe. "No branch of our work has a more important field that the Central European Mission. There are France and Germany, with their great cities and teeming population. There are Italy, Spain, and Portugal, after so many centuries of darkness, freed from Romish tyranny, and opened to the word of God--opened to receive the last message of warning to the world. There are Holland, Austria, Roumania, Turkey, Greece, and Russia, the home of millions upon millions, whose souls are as precious in the sight of God as our own, who know nothing of the special truths for this time. The population comprised within the limits of this mission alone is four times that of the United States. {RH, December 6, 1887 par. 1}

     A good work has already been done in these countries. There are those who have received the truth, scattered as light-bearers in almost every land. We have nearly three hundred Sabbathkeepers in Switzerland. There are little companies in France, Germany, and Italy, and two hundred souls in Russia, who are obeying God