The eschatological teachings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church are summarized in the final five of the denomination's
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Adventists teach that Historicism (including the day-year principle) is the correct viewpoint in interpretation, as well as the traditional belief of the almost all Protestant Reformers. Historicism as a method of interpretin… See more

In traditional mainstream Adventist teaching, the end times consists of four distinct episodes:
• The Investigative Judgment, beginning in 1844 and ending at the close of probation
• The "time o… See more

Ellen White's book (The Great Controversy) has been a frequent evangelistic handout. While much of it presents Christian and Adventist church history, the later chapters describe end-time events. Her views expressed i… See more

A "prophecy seminar" is a common form of outreach used by Adventist ministers, in which Bible prophecies such as those in the books of Daniel and Revelation are presented.
In 1969 Ge… See more

The Seventh-day Adventist Church fits into the premillennial school of end-time belief, although it is taught that the millennial reign of Christ takes place in heaven instead of on Earth. There are several unique aspects of the deno… See more