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Joseph Bates: The Real Founder of Seventh-day Adventist

This biography portrays Joseph Bates as a visionary reformer and key architect of Seventh-day Adventism. Through his writings, evangelism, and unyielding dedication to biblical truth, Bates helped define core Adventist beliefs and practices. George Knight presents an engaging study of Bates’s influence, offering valuable insights into the development of the denomination and its enduring legacy.

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BX 6143 K65 2004

Publisher

Hagerstown, Maryland : Review and Herald Publishing., 2004

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222 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780828018159

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BX 6143 K65 2004

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Bates, Joseph, 1792–1872
Seventh-day Adventists — History
Sabbath — History
Advent movement — Biography
Religious reformers — United States

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Joseph Bates: The Real Founder of Seventh-day Adventism by George R. Knight explores the life and contributions of Joseph Bates, a pivotal figure in the early Adventist movement. A former sea captain turned reformer, Bates was instrumental in shaping Sabbatarian Adventism through his strong advocacy of the seventh-day Sabbath and his commitment to temperance, health reform, and abolitionism. Knight highlights Bates’s leadership, missionary spirit, and his crucial role in laying the theological and organizational foundations of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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