'It is clear that we now live in a world in rebellion. Lawlessness is in the very air we breathe'

(From the opening words of chapter fifteen, 'The Final Crisis', from Prophet of the End (Vance Ferrell); with extensive direct quotations from the writings of Ellen Gould White, at one time - and perhaps still? - the world's most prolific female author.)

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