VII. The Testimonies of Mrs. White.
Mrs. White’s confession that she did wrong in listening to the suggestions of brethren concerning the water-cure institute, and of writing testimonies because of their suggestions, made room for a […]
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Mrs. White’s confession that she did wrong in listening to the suggestions of brethren concerning the water-cure institute, and of writing testimonies because of their suggestions, made room for a […]
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Among the converts of William Miller there was a thirteen-year-old child, Ellen Harmon. She lived with her parents at Gorham, Me., and with them heard Miller deliver his series of […]
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In the Advent movement thus far we have met with three steps that were taken on three different occasions, each by a different leader, and each involving different consequences. These […]
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But October 22 passed and the Lord did not come. S. S. Snow dropped the question late in October precisely as Miller had dropped it late in March of that […]
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Miller’s prediction was that the world would end “somewhere between March 21, 1843, and March 21, 1844.” (“Life of Miller,” page 363.) He regarded March 21, 1844, as the date […]
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Miller was born in the State of New York in 1782, married in 1803, and began preaching in 1831. He was a farmer. His school advantages had been limited. Miller […]
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Relative to the second coming of Christ, there are only two things about which any Christian should feel greatly concerned. They are, (1) that he will come again (John 14: […]
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