The TRUTH book Volume 1 (PDF) - For My People Ministry

220the TRUTH, the whole TRUTH, and nothing but the TRUTHFactWe would like to say that the following from Early Writings, p. 76 expressesexactly how Ernie feels.Dear Reader: A sense of duty to my brethren and sisters and a desirethat the blood of souls might not be found on my garments have governedme in writing this little work. I am aware of the unbelief that exists in theminds of the multitude relative to visions, also that many who profess tobe looking for Christ and teach that we are in the "last days" call them allof Satan. I expect much opposition from such, and had I not felt that theLord required it of me, I should not have made my views thus public, asthey will probably call forth the hatred and derision of some. But I fearGod more than man.Ernie is aware of Jeanine Sautron’s dreams and that they are not from God.We do not agree that Ernie’s dreams of heaven portray him as an “utterly greatperson” any more than Ellen White in her dream in Early Writings, pp. 16-20.Following are examples of how one could say that she was treated as an“utterly great person.”• She received a crown from Jesus Himself• Angels were all about her• She felt she had a perfect right to be in the heavenly city• She was able to talk with Jesus and ask Him questions• Jesus told her that He would serve her at the supper table• An angle bore her gently down to this earthGod says:Proverbs 20:10, 23Divers weights, and divers measures, both of them are alikeabomination to the LORD. [23] Divers weights are an abomination untothe LORD; and a false balance is not good.SummationElder Ferrell has used false weights by comparing Ernie with a false messengerand making it appear as if their messages are from the same source.ConclusionOff in the distance we see a man standing with a megaphone. He is crying outto the people, “Be afraid; be afraid; Janine Sautron and Ernie Knoll—they arethe same!” As we come closer, we see it is Elder Ferrell surrounded by hisbooks and newsletters. We see others holding signs that read, “Ernie Knoll—false prophet!” They are very intent upon getting out their messages; but howstrange, not a single person shows error in the dreams of Ernie Knoll—not onesingle person. They continue to cry out as the day turns to night. Not once haserror been detected. Many claim to have found error, but it cannot be proved.Instead, they continue to cry out, “Ernie Knoll--not a prophet of God!” He doesnot meet their ideas of a true prophet. Many stand and wait for the slightestproof that Ernie’s dreams do not agree with God’s Word. No one steps forwardto say “Here is the error.” They just continue to proudly proclaim, “There iserror!”