Which description matches Ellen Harmon's third vision?

Which description matches Ellen Harmon's third vision?

• A. The judgment—time of Jacob's struggle
• B. The midnight cry
• C. The throne in Heaven
• D. Judgment—time of Jacob's struggle, to live before God without a mediator

Answer: (D)

The scene this item is testing is Ellen Harmon’s third vision, which centers on the heavenly judgment and the end-time period often called the time of Jacob’s trouble. In that vision she emphasizes the moment when people must stand before God, often described as a time of intense testing, where individuals are urged to live before Him with a clear conscience and without relying on a mediator to plead their case. This combination—judgment plus the specific idea of facing God in that critical period without a mediator—best matches the description given in her third vision. The other images point to different visions or themes (for example, a moment of proclamation or a general heavenly throne scene) and don’t capture the same emphasis on the judgment and imminent end-time testing.

The scene this item is testing is Ellen Harmon’s third vision, which centers on the heavenly judgment and the end-time period often called the time of Jacob’s trouble. In that vision she emphasizes the moment when people must stand before God, often described as a time of intense testing, where individuals are urged to live before Him with a clear conscience and without relying on a mediator to plead their case. This combination—judgment plus the specific idea of facing God in that critical period without a mediator—best matches the description given in her third vision. The other images point to different visions or themes (for example, a moment of proclamation or a general heavenly throne scene) and don’t capture the same emphasis on the judgment and imminent end-time testing.