What was published in 1849 that contained Ellen White's visions, articles by James White, and Bates endorsing the visions?

What was published in 1849 that contained Ellen White's visions, articles by James White, and Bates endorsing the visions?

• A. A Word to the Little Flock
• B. The Present Truth
• C. The Adventist Review
• D. To the Remnant Scattered Abroad

Answer: (A)

In early Adventist history, publications often served to share visions, editorials, and endorsements together to give credibility to new revelations. A Word to the Little Flock, published in 1849, brought Ellen White’s visions into a single tract and included writings by James White along with a public endorsement from Joseph Bates. This combination of visionary material, supportive commentary, and an established leader’s endorsement helped legitimize the visions within the Millerite–Adventist community and contributed to the movement’s growing cohesion around Ellen White’s experiences.

In early Adventist history, publications often served to share visions, editorials, and endorsements together to give credibility to new revelations. A Word to the Little Flock, published in 1849, brought Ellen White’s visions into a single tract and included writings by James White along with a public endorsement from Joseph Bates. This combination of visionary material, supportive commentary, and an established leader’s endorsement helped legitimize the visions within the Millerite–Adventist community and contributed to the movement’s growing cohesion around Ellen White’s experiences.