After the Disappointment Flashcards
Who was Hiram Edson?
an important Methodist preacher
Where did Hiram Edson live early on?
Port Gibson, New York
Edson accepted Miller’s belief in the 2nd coming of Christ. How did he show this?
people were allowed to gather at his home on October 22, 1844; didn’t harvest his corn crop
The Great Disappointment hurt Edson, too, but his confidence quickly returned the next morning. He went for a walk across his unharvested fields after encouraging his friends. What happened?
he was taken into vision and he saw the sanctuary in heaven which meant Christ had moved from the holy place to the most holy place in heaven
After his vision, Edson encouraged his friends to do what? Did they?
publish their findings; yes, in the paper called the Day-Dawn
A Seventh-day Baptist lady came up to Edson and began to talk to him about what topic?
the Sabbath
In the mid 1660s, what was often kept?
the Sabbath
In 1671, _____ _____ organized the first Seventh-day Baptist church in Rhode Island. It spread into the _____.
Steven Mumford; 1900s
This woman moved to New Hampshire because her daughter accepted a position as school teacher. She also helped to establish a church there.
Rachel Oaks
True or False: Washington, New Hampshire is considered the birthplace of the SDA church. If false explain. If true or false, what was the community like?
True; thriving farming community
In 1844, this man taught the soon coming of Jesus and encouraged the keeping of all ten commandments. In his audience was Rachel Oaks who later confronted him on the fourth commandment.
Friedrich Weiler
When Rachel Oaks talked to Weiler about the Sabbath, did he reject it or accept it? What title did this give him?
accepted it; he became the first Adventist Sabbath Keeper
This man listened to Weiler preach and declared his intention to keep the Sabbath. He was followed by his younger brother, Silas, and other family members.
William Farnsworth
Who married Rachel Oaks’ daughter?
Silas Farnsworth
Thomas Prevle advocated the Sabbath in written form. Who got a hold of his tract and began to meet with Weiler and Farnsworth to study more?
Joseph Bates