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(S1, E28): European Ellen

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Jan 22, 2017

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In this episode, we follow a Ellen White on her epic, two year trip to meet the Adventists in Europe. Also, we talk a little about a preacher named D.M. Canright.

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Jan 22, 2017

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(S1, E6): Sabbath: In this episode, we will catch up with Joseph Bates and see how he learned about the biggest idea he would bequeath to the future Seventh-day Adventist Church. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day Advent by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E1): In the Beginning: In this introductory episode, we examine the religious and national environment which lent their DNA to the formation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day Adventist C by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E2): William Miller, part 1: In this episode, we'll meet the spiritual father of Seventh-day Adventism, William Miller. Even though he never came to become a Seventh-day Adventist himself, the church nevertheless appreciates his role. Listen: http://adventisthistorypodcast.org/ Su by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E5): Phoenix: In this episode, we see how Miller's followers handled the disappointment and examine some of the answers they tossed around. We also take a better look at Joseph Bates, which is always a treat. Listen: http://adventisthistorypodcast.org/ Support: https by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E17): The First State Conference: In this episode (the second of our trilogy covering the organization of the Adventist church), we get to witness the first steps of church organization in the early days of the Civil War, culminating in the formation of the first state conference of churc by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E4): Disappointment: In this episode, we discover whether or not Jesus ever came back in March of 1844...dun! dun! dun!...and then we discover that he did not. And then we wonder if he will come back in 1844 at all...and then we discover that...oh, you get the point. Listen by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E7): James and Ellen: In this episode, we officially meet James White and Ellen Harmon, the two other co-founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Of course, Joseph Bates makes a cameo (it's in his contract). The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a s by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E21): James White for President: In this episode, we look at James White's first term as General Conference president as well as the people and circumstances which made it practically ineffective. Poor James. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E10): Growth Spurt: In this episode, the success of the Sabbatarian Adventist message brings fresh challenges. The Whites move to Rochester, NY, and set up the press there. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day Adventist Chur by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E8): Networking: In this episode, we look at the two ways the trio of Adventist founders went about unifying like-minded believers and spreading the word. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Listen: h by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E3): William Miller, part 2: In this episode, we trace William Miller's path from his conversion to Christianity through his process of discovering that the world will end "about 1843." by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E13): Steam Pressed: In this episode, the Review gets an upgrade into the industrial age. We also sort through the problems the Waukon believers had with James and Ellen White and their *eventual* solution. And, hey, a passing reference to Uriah Smith getting married. Congrat by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E24): The First Missionaries: In this episode, we wrap up some loose strings from the 1870s: the death of Joseph Bates, the leadership philosophy of G.I. Butler, and the first missionaries the Adventist Church sent to Europe. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E12): Waukon, Waukoff: In this episode, we check in with James and Ellen in Battle Creek, talk about J.N. Loughborough's great tent-capade across New York, and see what happens when the brightest young preachers in the movement quit and move to Iowa. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E9): Printing: In this episode, we look at the beginning of the publishing work and the huge conflict it caused between the founders. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Listen: http://adventisthist by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E20): Health Reform: In this episode, we check out the beginning of the Adventist Church's commitment to health - in the context of the atrocious standards of mid-19th century American medical practice. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E43): The Color Line, part 3: In this episode, we return to the color line and examine the General Conference's strategy for navigating the Jim Crow-era - particularly in how it impacted the founding of churches in Washington D.C. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E39): The Jonesmobile: In this episode, we follow A.T. Jones' rise to influence and authority in the 1890s, and discuss his missteps along the way. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E14): Lovett's Grove: In this episode, we talk about the Great Controversy vision and how the eventual book was revised, revised, revised, and revised until it becomes the version Adventists value above anything else she wrote...and then try to pawn off on people for free. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E15): Sister Betsy: In this episode, we cover one of the biggest steps in the organization of the movement into a denomination: Systematic Benevolence. This project consumed much of 1859, and the result was an affordable, simple plan to pay the preachers and proclaimers of t by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E18): The General Conference: In this episode (the final of our trilogy covering the organization of the Adventist church), we talk about the final steps that led to the formation of the general conference, and it's first president, who just happens to be the Adventist church's first by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E11): Battle Creek: In this episode, we look at the final days of the Review in Rochester and its move to Battle Creek - the new HQ of the Sabbatarian Adventist movement. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E26): Shoe Leather: In this episode, we talk about the death of James White and what it meant to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. We also mention the founding of two more Adventist schools, which would go on to become major universities, as well as the closing of Battle Cre by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E19): The War Between the States: In this episode, we learn about how the new Seventh-day Adventist Church coped with the American Civil War. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E37): Down Under, part 1: In this episode, we talk about Ellen White's glowing opinion of the men of Samoa, Arthur G. Daniells' rise, and Willie White's second marriage. ...and there's probably something in here about Australia, too. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E45): The Color Line, part 5: In this episode, we conclude the latest arc looking at Adventist race relations in the early 1900s. Good news for Lewis Sheafe fans out there... and bad news. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E16): What's in a Name?: In this episode, we begin a trilogy of episodes covering the organization of the movement into a proper Christian denomination. First up, we look at how the name "Seventh-day Adventist" was chosen in 1860. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E49): The Eastern Question: In this episode, we talk about the 1913 General Conference session, take a trip down memory lane, and A.G. Daniells' super-mega-cool Pacific Tour at the beginning of World War I. Then we conclude with Turkey. Not the food. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E31): Adventist Civil War, part 1: In this episode, we stand on the doorstep of the Adventist Civil War. Following Ellen White back to America, we examine the characters, characteristics, and causes leading up to the debate of the 1888 General Conference session. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S1, E22): The 70s: In this episode, we look at the early 1870s -the frustrating and fruitful period of Adventist church-building, where the educational and medical wings of the church took off. by Adventist History Podcast
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(S2, E43): Questions on Doctrine, part 7: Summary: In this episode, M.L. Andreasen releases his final series of essays (Letters to the Churches) and his final letter, Shooting the Watchdog, before he is, in turn, shot. I mean, dies. Then we discuss his legacy. The What: The Adventist History by Adventist History Podcast
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(S2, E39): Questions on Doctrine, part 3: Summary: In this episode, we discuss the final meetings between the Evangelicals (Martin, Cannon, and Barnhouse) and the Adventists (Froom, Unruh, Read, and Anderson) and how it was nearly sabotaged. The What: The Adventist History Podcast is a by Adventist History Podcast
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