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6. Ellen White made two statements about her own call to serve the Lord as his messenger. She declared:

Satan, the fallen angel, had declared that no man could keep God's law, and he pointed to the disobedience of Adam as proving the declaration true.— The Signs of the Times, April 10, 1893 .

In 1898 she declared that “there are women who should labor in the gospel ministry” ( Evangelism, 472 ). The context of this statement seems to indicate that she is speaking of ministers’ wives. She wrote:

Satan declared that he would prove to the worlds which God has created, and to the heavenly intelligences, that it was an impossibility to keep the law of God.— The Review and Herald, September 3, 1901 .

Satan had declared to his associate angels that he would overcome Christ on the point of appetite. He hoped to gain a victory over Him in His weakness.— The Signs of the Times, April 4, 1900 .

John the Baptist met sin with open rebuke in men of humble occupation and in men of high degree. He declared the truth to kings and nobles, whether they would hear or reject it.— Selected Messages 2:148, 149 .

No Controversy —As a witness for Christ, John entered into no controversy, no wearisome contention. He declared what he knew, what he had seen and heard.— The Acts of the Apostles, 555 .

… had declared that Jacob should receive the birthright, and His word would have been fulfilled in His own time, had they waited in faith for Him to work for them …

… , had declared that no man could keep the law of God after the disobedience of Adam.— Manuscript Releases 6:334 .

… . Christ declared that the divine influence of His Spirit was to be with His followers unto the end. From the day of Pentecost to the present time, the Comforter …