The Word or the Thought Unmasking the Crisis in the Spirit of Prophecy; Testimony Press

A crisis is unfolding in the Seventh-day Adventist movement—one that strikes at the very heart of prophetic authority. Truth Undone exposes the deliberate, systematic changes made to Ellen G. White’s writings by editors, secretaries, and church officials—beginning with the “Committee of Five” in 1883. Under the pretense of grammatical correction, these revisions softened and distorted the original messages to align with evangelical trends, introducing doctrinal contradictions and spiritual confusion.

Was Ellen White verbally inspired—her words directed by God—or merely “thought inspired,” leaving room for editorial license? This book answers that question with clarity, evidence, and unflinching honesty. Through documented comparisons between original Spirit of Prophecy volumes and the later, copyrighted compilations, the authors demonstrate how inspiration has been tampered with—and why this matters deeply to every believer today.

This work is not an attack—it is a defense. A defense of the true prophetic voice God gave to guide His remnant people. The call is clear: return to the unaltered writings, stand on the original foundation of truth, and reject the counterfeit.

“If the Testimonies speak not according to the word of God, reject them.” — T33, 219.2