This podcast tells a story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 13 hours 9 minutes
episode 82: (S2, E31): Irony of the Century
Summary: In this episode, we talk about how the Adventist Church observed their centenary (1844-1944) in the midst of war. Here is the commemorative issue of the Review. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day
episode 83: (S2, E32): The 1952 Bible Conference, part 1
Summary: In this episode, we talk about the 1950 GC session and the approach to the 1952 Bible Conference. And other stuff. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church hosted by Matthew J. Lucio
episode 84: (S2, E33): The 1952 Bible Conference, part 2
Summary: In this episode, we talk about a few of the presentations at the 1952 Bible Conference: Denton E. Rebok on Ellen White, Edward Heppenstall on the covenants, W.E. Read on Armageddon, and a certain non Adventist who found his way to the podium. T
episode 85: (S2, E34): The Ghosts of 1888, part 1
Summary: In this episode, we meet Robert J. Wieland and Donald K. Short, two young missionaries in Africa, as they learn to doubt the church's narrative about 1888 and rise up to call the church to repent. The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podc
episode 86: (S2, E35): The Ghosts of 1888, part 2
Summary: In this episode, we talk about what Wieland and Short wrote in their provocative manuscript, 1888 Re-examined and how it differs from the revised version people are much more likely to encounter today. We also cover how the church responded to Wi
episode 87: (S2, E36): The Bible Commentary
Summary: In this episode, we talk about the creation of the Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary, which is definitely a more interesting story than you might be thinking. The What: The Adventist History Podcast is a monthly podcast telling a story of
episode 88: (S2, E37): Questions on Doctrine, part 1
Summary: In this episode, we introduce Questions on Doctrine, the most divisive book in Adventist history (per one George Knight). What is the book and where did it come from? It all began when one conference president wrote a letter to a famous Funda
episode 89: (S2, E38): Questions on Doctrine, part 2
Summary: In this episode, we cover the first four meetings between evangelicals (Walter Martin, George Cannon, and Donald Grey Barnhouse) and Adventists (T. Edgar Unruh, LeRoy Froom, W.E. Read, and Roy Allan Anderson) as both sides try to leave Fundame
episode 90: (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
episode 91: (S2, E40): Questions on Doctrine, part 4
Summary: In this episode, Matthew talks about Walter Martin and Donald Grey Barnhouse's five articles in Eternity discussing the reasons why they came to see Adventists as evangelicals. And then we talk about the huge evangelical counter-revolution that