In 1856, Ellen White made a startling prediction. This was a vision given May 27 at a conference in Battle Creek, Michigan. I was shown the company present at the Conference. All have been food for worms, not just some. None have been subject to the seven last plagues as they have not begun.
None are alive and remaining on the earth to be translated.
Now, of course, this prediction has been swept under the rug along with other failed proclamations. One can sense how difficult it must be for the guardians of the Ellen G. White Estate to explain the unexplainable. I have to say I just don't have an explanation for that kind of thing . . . For instance, in one place she says that the Tower of Babel was built before the Flood. Well, in Patriarchs and Prophets that's corrected.