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Earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. Read what the early Adventist pioneers wrote and taught about the Godhead, the Sabbath and prophecy.
Summary of faith published by Seventh-day Adventists in 1889
Twenty-eight propositions summarizing the faith held by Seventh-day Adventists in 1889, beginning with the statement that they have no creed but the Bible.
Twenty-eight propositions summarizing the faith of Seventh-day Adventists in 1889, opening with the declaration that they have no creed but the Bible.
Excerpts from William Kinkade’s 1829 book, a plain-reading look at the Godhead and the Trinity. Kinkade was not an Adventist pioneer, but the pioneers quoted him.
How Sabbathkeeping began among the early Adventists, from a small church in Washington, New Hampshire to Joseph Bates and James and Ellen White in 1846.
The story of the Vermont farmer who became a preacher, and the Millerite movement that proclaimed the judgment-hour message of 1844.
William Miller’s 1843 chart explained: Daniel’s beasts, the ten kingdoms and the 2300 days, with downloadable PDFs of the 1843, 1844 and 1863 charts.
Statements from Adventist co-founder James White on the Godhead and on creeds, drawn from the Review and Herald and other early publications.
What the pioneers believed about the Son of God, with statements from James White, Uriah Smith, E. J. Waggoner, W. W. Prescott and Ellen White.
Explains the two ways Scripture uses the word God, and why the Son bears the divine name and nature by inheritance as the begotten Son of the Father.
Bible texts and Ellen White statements showing that the Father is the God of our Lord Jesus Christ.
We are Seventh-day Adventists proclaiming the biblical understanding of the Godhead.
