Ellen G. White Writings

241 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 76 July 18, 1899, page 460 paragraph 2

… translated “scapegoat” is a proper name—“Azazel.” And so the Revised Version runs: “Aaron shall cast lots upon the two goats; one lot for the Lord, and offer him for …

242 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 77 January 23, 1900, page 56 paragraph 2

… the scapegoat.” Then the goat upon which the Lord’s lot fell was offered in sacrifice, and his blood was used in the cleansing of the sanctuary and the making …

243 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 77 January 23, 1900, page 56 paragraph 3

… translated “scapegoat” is a proper name—“Azazel.” And so the Revised Version runs: “Aaron shall cast lots upon the two goats; one lot for the Lord, and the other lot …

244 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 77 January 23, 1900, page 57 paragraph 1

… real scapegoat, is led, is made plain by the fact that the word translated “bottomless pit” in Revelation 20:1-3 is the identical word which, in the Septuagint …

245 The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, vol. 77 January 30, 1900, page 72 paragraph 1

… the scapegoat, is cast out for the thousand years. This is the Millennium on the earth.

246 The Bible Echo, vol. 17 March 24, 1902, page 101

“The Scapegoat” The Bible Echo, 17, 13 p. 101.

247 The Bible Echo, vol. 17 March 24, 1902, page 101 paragraph 3

… , the scapegoat? That could not represent Jesus too, for lots were cast to separate from the scapegoat the one that was to represent Him. And no part of His work …

248 The Bible Echo, vol. 17 March 24, 1902, page 101 paragraph 6

Satan, then, answers to the scapegoat in the picture. This is further proved by the fact that the word in the original, Azazel, is a name of the devil. (See Kitto’s Biblical Cyclopedia, or any similar work.)

249 The Signs of the Times, vol. 9 March 1, 1883, page 98 paragraph 11

… , the scapegoat. Neither of these is any nearer to the truth than is the explanation in the margin of Daniel 9:24, in saying that the seventy weeks begin from the …

250 The Signs of the Times, vol. 11 June 4, 1885, page 343 paragraph 1

… the scapegoat. Then the goat upon which the Lord’s lot fell was offered for a sin-offering, and the blood was taken by the high priest into the most holy place …

251 Heavenly Visions, p. 22.4 (John Norton Loughborough)

… the scapegoat, and then bless the people. While Israel stood thus waiting, in that decisive day, they were “standing in their lot” .

252 The Doctrine of Christ, p. 151.3 (William Warren Prescott)

… the scapegoat, he confessed over him all these sins, thus in figure transferring them from himself to the goat. The goat then bore them away, and they were regarded …

253 The Doctrine of Christ, p. 156 (William Warren Prescott)

The scapegoat

254 The Doctrine of Christ, p. 156.2 (William Warren Prescott)

… , the scapegoat typified Satan, the author of sin, upon whom the sins of the truly penitent will finally be placed. When the high priest, by virtue of the blood …

255 The Doctrine of Christ, p. 159.1 (William Warren Prescott)

… the scapegoat will be sent away, with the sins of God’s true Israel upon his head, ‘to a land not inhabited.’ Leviticus 16:22. Of all that God has revealed by his holy …

256 Daniel and The Revelation, p. 687.3 (Uriah Smith)

… , or scapegoat, and he was sent away by the hand of a fit man into the wilderness, or a place not inhabited. Now, as Christ is the priest of this dispensation, so by …

257 Daniel and The Revelation, p. 689.2 (Uriah Smith)

… term scapegoat is applied to any one who has become obnoxious to the claims of justice; and while it is revolting to all our conceptions of the character and …

258 Daniel and The Revelation, p. 732.3 (Uriah Smith)

… the scapegoat. The one upon which the Lord’s lot fell, was then slain, and his blood carried into the sanctuary to make an atonement for the children of Israel …

259 Daniel and The Revelation, p. 733.1 (Uriah Smith)

… for scapegoat, as given in the margin of Leviticus 16:8, is Azazel. On this verse, Jenks, in his Comprehensive Commentary, remarks: “Scapegoat. (See diff. opin. in Bochart …

260 Daniel and The Revelation, p. 734.3 (Uriah Smith)