Seventh-day Adventism

Denomination·Founded 1863 CE

Judaism → Christianity → Catholicism → Protestantism → Seventh-day Adventism → 1 branch

The General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

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History & overview · every faith gets one

The Sabbath kept, the Advent awaited.

Born from the Millerite disappointment of 1844: Adventists keep Saturday as Sabbath, await Christ's visible return, and made health a doctrine — vegetarian tables, mission hospitals, and some of the world's longest-lived communities among the fruits.

The founding

Its founding is bound to Ellen G. White and the pioneers — 1863 CE.

What it holds

The divine. One God in three persons.

Death and after. Resurrection at the Advent; the dead sleep until it.

The line

descent is public here — where it came from, what left it
Judaism — c. 1000 BCE Christianity — 30 CE Catholicism Protestantism — 1517 CE Seventh-day Adventism — 1863 CE

Branches:

The Branch Davidians — Adventists who read the seals of Revelation as opening now.

Keep going

Back to the overview — the living page: elements, discussion, the web The Belief room — the claims themselves, with sources and context Branch Seventh-day Adventism — inherit everything, change what you must

Numbers count Panfaith activity only — never real-world adherence; the global following above is a stated estimate, not a Panfaith count.

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