Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing - White, Ellen G.
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Thoughts From the Mount of Blessings is a rich commentary on the greatest sermon ever preached. It offers a study and commentary on the key verses of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. Included are the Beatitudes, the Lord's Prayer, and much of Jesus' other instruction. In particular, it focuses on how to live here on earth with our fellow man and to prepare for citizenship in Jesus' new kingdom in heaven

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Thoughts From the Mount of Blessings is a rich commentary on the greatest sermon ever preached. It offers a study and commentary on the key verses of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. Included are the Beatitudes, the Lord's Prayer, and much of Jesus' other instruction. In particular, it focuses on how to live here on earth with our fellow man and to prepare for citizenship in Jesus' new kingdom in heaven
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Ellen Gould Harmon White (November 26, 1827 - July 16, 1915) was a prolific author and a co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Born in a family of eight in Gorham, Maine, her religious work and writings were central to the establishment and growth of the Adventism movement in the 19th century. Ellen White's theological contributions are encapsulated in her extensive literary output, which includes more than 5,000 articles and 40 books during her lifetime. Among her significant writings is 'Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing,' an inspiring commentary on the Sermon on the Mount, where White delves into Christ's poignant teachings with reflective and practical applications for Christian life. White's literary style often merges the exhortative and narrative, delivering profound spiritual insights in accessible prose that has resonated with a worldwide audience. Her works extend theological discourse, emphasizing health reform, education, spirituality, and lifestyle within a Christian framework. Recognized as a guiding figure within Adventism, her writings remain an integral part of denominational study and have been influential in shaping Christian thought across denominations. As a respected religious figure, her legacy is embodied in the numerous institutions and schools named after her, reflecting her impact on education and health, consistent with her doctrinal advocacy.