7 More Things Seventh-day Adventists Believe That Most Christians Don't Know

Comments · 36

• SO

  @SonofLiberty1788 · 11 days ago

  This was great. <br>Thank you

  1

• DO

  @DouglasFry-k3s · 12 days ago

  I knew about Daniel and the feet washing thank you

• MA

  @MARCELOEIZOOTSUBO3 · 2 weeks ago

  GREAT VÍDEO GOOD EVENING

  2

• EY

  @eyziets · 12 days ago

  Humility

• DO

  @DouglasFry-k3s · 12 days ago

  I no that we worship on the true Sabbath day Saturday I did not know the rest of this

• IA

  @Ian-e2y4x · 12 days ago

  The SDA timeline of Daniel 7 is not correct.<br>Since the early Protestant Reformers were all in agreement that the Papacy was the AntiChrist and that his rule would last for 1,260 years, I decided to revisit Daniel 7:20-25.<br>It mentions the &quot;time, times and half a time&quot; (also understood as 42 month or 1260 days of years) after the 3rd horn in uprooted.<br>The last of the barbarian Kingdoms (or horns) overthrown were the Lombards by Charlemagne in 774 AD, not the Ostrogoths.<br>Thus 774 + 1260 seems to point to 2034 as the most likely conclusion of this timeline. Some commentators tried earlier dates but Daniel&apos;s sequence clearly mentions this time after the 3 horns have been up rooted.

  1

• MI

  @Minneiah7070 · 12 days ago

  Timestamp <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPcUX3GFyfA&amp;t=617">10:17</a> - Woman with a Halo - The halo is not a biblical symbol and has no origin in Catholic scripture; it is an artistic convention borrowed from pagan Roman and Hellenistic art, where it signified divine authority or imperial glory for figures like Helios and Roman emperors. <br> <br>Early Christians initially avoided the halo due to these pagan associations, but it was adopted in the 4th century as Christianity merged with Roman imperial culture, eventually becoming standard in Catholic iconography to denote sanctity, grace, or divinity for Christ, Mary, and saints. <br> <br>Ellen White, the co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, generally criticized such extra-biblical traditions; while she acknowledged that light or glory is a biblical theme (e.g., Moses’ shining face), she and many Adventists view the halo as a non-biblical, pagan-derived symbol rather than a divine instruction.

• CM

  @cmartin5903 · 13 days ago (edited)

  Excellent illustration 👌 way to get it all out there. 🎉🎉SDA. <br>I wish folks didn&apos;t misunderstand SDA take on the biblical Sabbath &amp; Salvation.

  1

• CO

  @corymccutchan5098 · 12 days ago

  Genesis &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPcUX3GFyfA&amp;t=71">1:11</a> And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself, upon the earth: and it was so. &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPcUX3GFyfA&amp;t=72">1:12</a> And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself, after his kind: and God saw that it was good.

• AF

  @Afiqah007takeshi · 2 weeks ago

  You missed some information about SDA.<br><br>1. SDA have a divinely inspired prophetess of EGW<br>2. The foundation sits on Investigative Judgement in 1844AD.<br><br>And many other weird stuffs...

  1

• JA

  @jacquesvandermerwe8923 · 2 weeks ago

  SDA

  1

• MI

  @Minneiah7070 · 12 days ago

  Remember, there is NO command in the 4th commandment or the Bible To Go To Church on Saturday Morning, NONE, And, There Is No Command in the Bible to Not Go To Church on Sunday Morning, it is simply not found in the Bible. Going to Church on Saturday Morning is NOT Keeping the Commandments of God and a ticket to Heaven, and Going to Church on Sunday Morning is Not Breaking the Commandments Of God, and receiving the Mark of the Beast, and a ticket to Hell! These are all Nonsense Man-Made Doctrines put forth by a specific denomination. Any denomination that has the arrogance to believe it is the specific, remnant denomination, of God, and there for is above and beyond all those who go to church on Sunday, should be considered suspect.