Has the Seventh-day Adventist Church changed leaders? Ellen White told us that the SDA Church would change Gods at the time of the end. The following quotes will demonstrate this.
"Multitudes of deceptions that will prevail in these last days will encircle you, and you will CHANGE LEADERS and not know that you have done so." Review & Herald, Dec. 16, 1890.
"They will not recognize him (Satan) as their enemy, that old serpent, but they will consider him a friend, one who is doing a good work." 5 T 394
"Let none suppose that because they have been used as the Lord's instrumentalities, they are all-sufficient. The Lord uses men and honors them by giving them His wisdom, as long as they are true to Him, and do not gather glory to themselves. Those who take themselves out of the Lord's hands, and think themselves capable of managing the work, are not led by His Spirit, but by 'another spirit.' SATAN steps in, and they CHANGE LEADERS. Then comes the crookedness and subtlety of the serpent's guile." Upward Look 135
"Men in positions of responsibility are in danger of CHANGING LEADERS. This I know, for it has been plainly revealed to me. . ." Testimonies, Series B, No. 2, 48. The evidence that the SDA Church has changed leaders can be seen in the lack of the presence of the Holy Spirit. Also in the signs and symbols of Babylon that are showing up on many of their documents. Ezekiel 8 and 9 was written for the endtime Laodicean Church. They would turn their backs toward the true God, and face the east and worship the sun-god Lucifer. With all the sun signs showing up hidden in many documents, including the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, North American Division letterhead. This is hard evidence that they no longer worship the true God of Jacob, our Creator and the Sun of Righteousness (Malachi 4:2) Jesus Christ.
Above is the North American Division letterhead, from a May 21, 1996 letter. Below is a picture of "Worshiping the Sun Toward the East" - Ezekiel 8:16.
Source: http://www.shasta.com/tempest/seventhunders/changingleaders.htm
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