Practica Prophetica

William Miller was the man who began the Advent revival in America, in the late 1830’s to mid 1840’s. The two articles that make up this work were taken from a collection of Lectures, published in 1842. In this work, the seven churches of Revelation 2 and 3 are treated prophetically, as covering seven periods … Continue reading The Seven Churches of Revelation

The Brinsmead “Awakening” movement of the late 1950’s and early 1960’s was a true revival of the 1888 Adventist gospel message. This pamphlet, published during that revival, explains the 1888 gospel, and in what ways it is the same as that taught by the Protestant Reformers, and in what ways it goes further. It also … Continue reading What Was the 1888 Message?

God’s people are identified by faith, not by flesh.

James White wrote this article and published it in the Advent Review of 1850. It deals with the Sabbath commandment, and it’s prophetic relevance for the last days. It is mainly aimed at Adventists, or those who have a fairly good understanding of the prophetic basis of Adventism, and it is interesting to note that … Continue reading Cutting Reproof

For a time, W. W. Prescott lent his abilities in the support of the 1888 message. The articles that comprise this book, which covers the first seven chapters of Daniel, are possibly the finest result, and they are indeed excellent. They were printed in the Present Truth magazine in 1900, while Waggoner was still the … Continue reading The Gospel of the Kingdom