William Miller
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Oct 26, 2026
S3, E1: Adventism Before 1888
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32:58Matthew J. LucioHOST
The atonement is about how Jesus has pardoned our sins, how he has made atonement for us.
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33:06Matthew J. LucioHOST
And one month after the Great Disappointment, William Miller was asked about his views on the atonement.
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33:11Matthew J. LucioHOST
Yes, Jesus came and bore our sin on the cross, Miller says.
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33:15Matthew J. LucioHOST
Quote, End quote.
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33:32Matthew J. LucioHOST
Two years later, O.R.L. Crozier would write that Jesus, quote, in the heavens is our interceding high priest making atonement with his own blood, end quote.
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33:42Matthew J. LucioHOST
Crozier was implying, of course, that the atonement was not made at the cross, right? William Miller said the exact same thing, or at least in Crozier's point, it was not the final atonement.
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33:52Matthew J. LucioHOST
Jesus was in heaven making atonement right now.
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33:56Matthew J. LucioHOST
And Uriah Smith's Declaration of Principles, that prototype of our fundamental beliefs, explicitly stated that the atonement was only made in heaven.
The Day After
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0:03John BradshawHOST
It was a diverse assortment of Christian believers that followed the teachings of William Miller, a Baptist preacher from New York State.
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0:09John BradshawHOST
But when Jesus didn't return as Miller had said Jesus would, thousands of those people left Christianity.
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0:16John BradshawHOST
But on October 23, 1844, as a man named Hyrum Edson walked through a cornfield, it occurred to him that Miller was right about the date but wrong about the event.
The Great Disappointment
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0:46Lindsay GrahamHOST
It's dusk on October 22nd, 1844, in Lohampton, New York.
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0:52Lindsay GrahamHOST
62-year-old William Miller stands alone, pulling his coat tight against the cold as the last light of day fades.
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0:59Lindsay GrahamHOST
The trees overhead are little more than crooked silhouettes against the deepening blue sky.
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1:04Lindsay GrahamHOST
William looks east, hoping to see some kind of light or movement in the darkness, but so far there's nothing.
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2:10Lindsay GrahamHOST
Taking another mouthful, William glances toward the window, and through its glass he can see the eastern sky is almost completely dark.
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2:18Lindsay GrahamHOST
He's sure that the Lord will come from that direction in a blaze of glory, and any moment now the world will come to an end.
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2:30Lindsay GrahamHOST
Inside William Miller's farmhouse, the last food slowly disappears.
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2:35Lindsay GrahamHOST
Years of preaching, thousands of converts, and one very precise piece of arithmetic have all led to this moment, and in just a few hours the day will be over and William will discover whether he was right to believe that the second coming of Christ would occur on October 22nd, 1844.
The Great Disappointment
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0:03John BradshawHOST
A Baptist preacher named William Miller concluded Jesus was going to return to the earth in 1843, which, of course, He did not.
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0:11John BradshawHOST
Miller then accepted Jesus would return on October 22, 1844, which, of course, He did not.
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0:18John BradshawHOST
The letdown became known as the Great Disappointment.
Episode 2920 - Lesson 4 - Thursday October 22 - False Prophets in the New Testament
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1:04Mo SenaHOST
And today's title, False Prophets in the New Testament.
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1:08Mo SenaHOST
Was William Miller a false prophet? Many people are accusing Ellen White of being a false prophet.
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1:15Mo SenaHOST
Was Joseph Smith that started the Latter-day Saints movement? Was he a false prophet? How can we tell? That's an interesting lesson for us today.
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1:25Mo SenaHOST
It's a complement from what we studied last week about identifying false prophets.
Thursday Morning Takeover, Football, Big Headlines & Good Conversations
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38:02Micah FrazierHOST
There is so many bird...
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38:03Micah FrazierHOST
All week has just been a bunch of just... nonsense we're going to go down cory hawkins 1988 actor known for his role as dr dre and straight out of compton sofia visaliva 1992 actress who gained fame as eloise and eloise at the plaza your memorable events for october 22nd 1746 the college of new jersey now princeton receives its charter 1836 sam houston is sworn in as the first president of the republic of texas 1844, followers of Baptist preacher William Miller, aka Millerites, prepared and waited for the second advent of Christ and end of the world.
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38:48Micah FrazierHOST
1861, the first telegraph line became operational between the east and west coasts.
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38:55Micah FrazierHOST
1879, Thomas Edison tests the first electric incandescent light bulb using a filament of carbonized thread.
Eugene Prewitt: Strategic Missions
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46:58Eugene PrewittGUEST
They were waiting for 1843.
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47:01Eugene PrewittGUEST
That's what William Miller was aiming for.
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47:03Eugene PrewittGUEST
It's what he thought-- He thought Christ would come back in between March 1843 and March 1844, in the year...
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47:09Eugene PrewittGUEST
He was waiting for that year.
Doctrine and Covenants 27-29 | March 24- April 6 | Come Follow Church History with Lynne Wilson
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7:43Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
The second example is known as the Millerites.
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7:47Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
William Miller actually was a deist initially, and he became a converted Baptist, and then was the one who led the pathway to start the Adventist church.
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7:57Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
And many of these Seventh-day Adventists claim William Miller's finding the date for the Second Coming out of studying Daniel, the book in the Old Testament, Daniel 8, verse 14.
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8:10Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
After studying the Old Testament to try to determine when the Savior was coming in 1831, he began a newspaper called The Midnight Cry, and he published it in New York, and it had a broad audience.
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8:22Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
Then he opened another one in Boston called The Signs of the Times, and he got more and more people interested.
2026-10-21 - Afternoons on Faith FM - Danny Milenkov & Charissa Torossian
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98:58Danny MilenkovHOST
We've talked about that.
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98:59Danny MilenkovHOST
And now this was a, a warning that sadly, the Christian world rejected at the time of William Miller.
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99:04Danny MilenkovHOST
He was a Baptist farmer turned preacher, and he shared the message that Jesus' coming was drawing near.
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99:11Danny MilenkovHOST
And you know, there were people who accepted the message of William Miller in preparation for the coming of Jesus, and they were thrown out of their churches because they believed.
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99:20GiaHOST
And religious, religious leaders, um, rejected the-
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99:23Danny MilenkovHOST
Yeah
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99:40Danny MilenkovHOST
Amen.
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99:40Danny MilenkovHOST
Amen.
Did Pentecostalism Begin as a Doomsday Movement?
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18:56John CollinsHOST
It becomes questionable as to was there a core doctrine because the way that it spread where a Pentecostal evangelist would go into a different sect and try to convert that sect into Pentecostalism or go into a holiness sect and try to adopt them as Pentecostal, all of the streams of influence for each sect that they visited was coming into the modern Pentecostal movement.
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19:22John CollinsHOST
So you have people like William Miller, who is the indirect Adventist background for the group.
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19:28John CollinsHOST
He expected Christ's visible return, and there would be a resurrection, judgment, and the purification of the earth.
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19:36John CollinsHOST
So he had a doomsday date.
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