Dr. Roger Coon has served his church for more than a half-century in numerous and varied leadership roles, including pastor, evangelist, teacher, author, and hospital chaplain among others. He is perhaps best-known for his work in theological education, having co-founded the Adventist Seminary of West Africa, and taught courses or served as guest lecturer on the campuses of 33 of the 87 institutions of higher education operated by Seventh-day Adventists worldwide. He also served as Associate Director of the White Estate for 12 years until his retirement in 1993. He continued to be a much-in-demand speaker at church gatherings until he passed away on February 2, 2011. In 1890 Ellen White spoke of "the very last deception of Satan" within Adventism as being a concerted effort to accomplish two goals: 1) To destroy her credibility as a true prophet of the Lord, and 2) The creation of a "Satanic...hatred" against those writings--"Satanic" both as to origin, and also as to intensity. (1SM48:3,4) This is part four of the five part series. The "Inherency" Issue: The Barrier of the Prophet's Human Fallibility. Critics of Mrs. White dismiss her claim to the prophetic gift because she allegedly fails a crucial Biblical test of a prophet: fulfillment of prediction. Do a true prophet's predictions always come to pass, 100% of the time? Does a true prophet ever make a mistake? Does a true prophet ever have to go back and change anything? In what particular way does God make the prophet's word "more sure" (2 Peter 1:19) than the word of the non-prophet? Please visit http://breachrepairers.webs.com for more information concerning these topics.