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Author Message Jorgfe Registered user Username: Jorgfe Post Number: 1315 Registered: 11-2005 Posted on Sunday, November 09, 2008 - 7:33 am:        Ask An Adventist - Adventism Question #4 Here is a question to ask your Adventist friends: Why was there no Seventh-Day Adventist religion before 1844? Gilbert Jorgensen It has been 164 Years and 18 Days since October 22, 1844 Larry Registered user Username: Larry Post Number: 582 Registered: 5-2007 Posted on Monday, November 10, 2008 - 11:59 am:        Gilbert, I think the spirit of adventizm has been at work in the world for quite awhile. Look at this link, starting about 1/4 of the way down it starts listing many of the modern timesetters, Wm. Miller only being one of them, and many of the others also predicted 1844 as well! If you read closely, there are all sorts of dates set from 1750 right into the early 1900's. I never knew this info before. My take? They might as well all have been millerites/adventists, as none of them would submit themselves to the Bible when it says "no man knows the day or hour". Jorgfe Registered user Username: Jorgfe Post Number: 1318 Registered: 11-2005 Posted on Monday, November 10, 2008 - 3:58 pm:        Larry, that is quite an impressive list! Thank you. Gilbert Larry Registered user Username: Larry Post Number: 585 Registered: 5-2007 Posted on Monday, November 10, 2008 - 7:44 pm:        If anything ever happens to that link, here are the cliff-notes. I added in Ellen White and James for 1845. Pierre Agier (France) predicted between 1838 and 1848 John Bacon (Massachusetts) predicted both 1866 and 1926 Joseph Bates (Marine officer of the British Navy) 12 October 1844 John Bayford Predicted 1844 Abbrech John Bengel (German) predicted 1836 David Bernard (Baptist minister) predicted 1843 James Bicheno (England or France) predicted 1864 Edward Bickersteth predicted 1854 Elias Boudinot (American) predicted 1844 Charles Bowles (African-American) predicted 1843 Joshua William Broocks (England) predicted 1844 Emile Broussais (France) predicted 1842 John Aquila Brown (England) predicted 1843 Adam Hood Burwell (England) predicted 1844 Alexander Campell predicted 1830 Robert Owen predicted 1866 David Chytraeus (German) predicted 1676 would be the year of the Second Coming. But, 1866 as the Day of Judgment!! Adam Clake (Ireland) predicted 1844 John Cook (American) predicted 1844 Edward Cooper (England) predicted 1867 William Cunnighame (Scotland) concluded that Daniel’s prophecy will be realized in 1843 but also warned that one must wait until 1867 to see it’s full glory!! William Cummins Davis predicted 1847 William Digby (Ireland) predicted 1844 Edward Eliott predicted 1866 Joseph Emerson (American) predicted both 1866 and 1941 Stanly Georges Faber (England) predicted 1866 Benjamin Farnham (American) predicted 1864 James Ferguson (England) predicted 1843 John Fry (England) predicted 1844 Francois Samuel Robert Louis Gaussen (Switzerland) predicted Jesus return would take place between 1839 and 1849 John Gill (England) predicted 1866 William Girdleston (England) predicted 1890 Samuel Gobat (Malta) predicted 1866 Edward Dorr Griffen (American) predicted 1847 Mathieu Habershon (Holy Land) predicted 1844 G.W. and Christof Hoffmann (German) predicted 1854 Samuel Hopkins (American) predicted 1866 William Miller (American) predicted 1844 Wolaston William Pym (England) predicted 1844 Emmanuel Swedenborg (Seden) predicted 1844 James and Ellen White (America) predicted 1845 Joshua Lacy Willson (American) predicted 1922 Joseph Wolf (Jerusalem) predicted 1847 Mirza Aqa Jan Munajjim Isfahani (Iran) predicted 1844 Muhammad-Baqir Jawhari (Iran) predicted 1844