L'esprit derrière l'Église
Introduction de Bible-Only:
Cette article - traduit de l’ anglais - est issu d'un documentaire américain sur l’ adventisme "Seventh-day Adventism - The Spirit Behind the Church" fait par l’ association Jeremiah Film. Celle-ci a pour but de mettre en garde contre les sectes. Nous recommandons la consultation de cette vidéo. Pour plus d’ information voir www.jeremiahfilm.com.
Ce documentaire nous ouvre les yeux sur l'adventisme, ses origines, son évolution. Quelques affirmations de la fondatrice du mouvement - la prophétesse Ellen G. White - sont examinées, et ses croyances uniques sont mises à la lumière des véritées bibliques. Des ex-adventistes de haut rang témoignent, certains membres depuis 4 générations racontent comment ils ont decouvert la vérité sur leur organisation. Vous serez choqués et étonnés par leurs découvertes.
Le titrage ainsi que quelques notes d’ actualisation (France, 2005) ont été rajoutées par bible-only.org.
Le but de cette présentation n'est pas de discrimer ou moquer les adventistes, mais de mieux cerner l'adventisme, ses doctrines et "l'esprit derrière l'Eglise"
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Seventh Day Adventism - The Spirit behind the Church
This Jeremiah Films eye-opening documentary explores the teachings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, its origins, and the changes which have occurred throughout the years. It examines the claims of the religion's founder, the late prophetess Ellen G. White, and compares her unique beliefs with Biblical truth. You will meet a number of former high-ranking Church leaders, many of them 4th generation members, and discover what happened when they embarked on a journey to uncover the truth about their organization.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST FALSE TEACHING ELLEN G WHITE FALSE PROPHET
[b]Facts and False Doctrines of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ellen G. White, who claimed to have “the spirit of prophecy,” was an important early leader of the movement and taught a number of distinctive Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) doctrines, including the Investigative Judgment and Sabbatarianism. While the churchs official theology now appears to be generally in the tradition of evangelical Christianity, certain SDA claims and unique doctrines continue to raise questions. These doctrines include the SDA belief that Sunday worship will result in the “Mark of the Beast,” imbalanced teachings on keeping the commandments (baptism, Sabbath observance) that often implies a kind of salvation by works, the “Remnant Church” doctrine that implies that the SDA is or will be Gods only true church, and the doctrine of the Investigative Judgment. Profile available.
Adventism: Widespread trans-denominational movement inspired by William Miller’s prediction that Jesus’ “advent” (return) would take place in 1844. Even after the Great Disappointment (the date’s failure), many people in the movement continued to believe. Some suggested revised chronologies and new dates, eventually forming groups such as the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Others, notably Hiram Edson and Ellen G. White, suggested that the 1844 date was accurate but that a heavenly (thus invisible) event had taken place. Their teachings became the basis of Seventh-day Adventism, which eventually spawned its own offshoots, including Armstrongism and the Branch Davidians.
Sabbatarianism:
Generally the view that the Old Testament Sabbath commandment is to be observed unchanged by the church. As used in this index, Sabbatarianism refers to an extreme form of the belief in which membership in the true church, or even salvation, is conditional upon keeping the Sabbath law. As such, Sabbatarianism is at the least a form of legalism and at most a denial of salvation by grace. In most cases, the Jewish Sabbath (Saturday) must be observed by refraining from work, sports, and travel from sundown Friday evening to sundown Saturday evening. The belief is often accompanied by the observance of Jewish dietary laws and/or other Old Testament feasts.
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Salvation by Works:
Any doctrine that denies salvation by grace alone by teaching that eternal life is merited, earned, conditioned, or maintained through human effort, religious ritual, financial donations, obedience to laws/commandments, church membership, and/or moral behavior.
Salvation by Grace:
The doctrine and message of the gospel that eternal life is not gained by or conditioned on works but is an undeserved and free gift from God received through faith in Jesus Christ as the Lord and Savior who died for our sins and rose from the dead. Contrasted with salvation by works.
Investigative Judgment:
One of the unique doctrines of the Seventh-day Adventist Church that make the place of that church within evangelical Christianity questionable. First taught in Adventism by Hiram Edson, F.B. Hahn, and O.R.L. Crosier, it was accepted as “present truth” by those who would later become known as Seventh-day Adventists (SDAs) after it was confirmed and taught in visions received by Ellen G. White. The doctrine teaches that in the Holy of Holies in the Heavenly Sanctuary Christ is now conducting an investigation into the lives of all who have ever professed belief in Christ. He is judging all their works, by the standard of Gods Law. All those whose lives fail to measure up to the standard of the Law are rejected and condemned as not having true faith. Those whose lives meet that standard and thus manifest the perfect character and righteousness of Christ are recognized as having true faith, and so their sins are “blotted out.” SDAs say, “This judgment vindicates the justice of God in saving those who believe in Jesus. It declares that those who have remained loyal to God shall receive the kingdom.” Evangelicals believe, and the Bible teaches (Rom. 3:2126), that Gods justice in saving sinners who trust Jesus to save them is vindicated by the blood of JesusHis death in their place, in their behalf. Profile (on SDA) available.
Seventh-day Adventist Church Profile Unique Terms: “Investigative Judgement,” “Spirit of Prophecy,” “Coming into the Truth” (believing and living the full SDA message and lifestyle), “Remnant Church.”
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Introduction de Bible-Only:
Cette article - traduit de l’ anglais - est issu d'un documentaire américain sur l’ adventisme "Seventh-day Adventism - The Spirit Behind the Church" fait par l’ association Jeremiah Film. Celle-ci a pour but de mettre en garde contre les sectes. Nous recommandons la consultation de cette vidéo. Pour plus d’ information voir www.jeremiahfilm.com.
Ce documentaire nous ouvre les yeux sur l'adventisme, ses origines, son évolution. Quelques affirmations de la fondatrice du mouvement - la prophétesse Ellen G. White - sont examinées, et ses croyances uniques sont mises à la lumière des véritées bibliques. Des ex-adventistes de haut rang témoignent, certains membres depuis 4 générations racontent comment ils ont decouvert la vérité sur leur organisation. Vous serez choqués et étonnés par leurs découvertes.
Le titrage ainsi que quelques notes d’ actualisation (France, 2005) ont été rajoutées par bible-only.org.
Le but de cette présentation n'est pas de discrimer ou moquer les adventistes, mais de mieux cerner l'adventisme, ses doctrines et "l'esprit derrière l'Eglise"
![L'esprit derrière l'Église Np35](https://zupimages.net/up/19/10/np35.gif)
Seventh Day Adventism - The Spirit behind the Church
This Jeremiah Films eye-opening documentary explores the teachings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, its origins, and the changes which have occurred throughout the years. It examines the claims of the religion's founder, the late prophetess Ellen G. White, and compares her unique beliefs with Biblical truth. You will meet a number of former high-ranking Church leaders, many of them 4th generation members, and discover what happened when they embarked on a journey to uncover the truth about their organization.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST FALSE TEACHING ELLEN G WHITE FALSE PROPHET
[b]Facts and False Doctrines of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ellen G. White, who claimed to have “the spirit of prophecy,” was an important early leader of the movement and taught a number of distinctive Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) doctrines, including the Investigative Judgment and Sabbatarianism. While the churchs official theology now appears to be generally in the tradition of evangelical Christianity, certain SDA claims and unique doctrines continue to raise questions. These doctrines include the SDA belief that Sunday worship will result in the “Mark of the Beast,” imbalanced teachings on keeping the commandments (baptism, Sabbath observance) that often implies a kind of salvation by works, the “Remnant Church” doctrine that implies that the SDA is or will be Gods only true church, and the doctrine of the Investigative Judgment. Profile available.
Adventism: Widespread trans-denominational movement inspired by William Miller’s prediction that Jesus’ “advent” (return) would take place in 1844. Even after the Great Disappointment (the date’s failure), many people in the movement continued to believe. Some suggested revised chronologies and new dates, eventually forming groups such as the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Others, notably Hiram Edson and Ellen G. White, suggested that the 1844 date was accurate but that a heavenly (thus invisible) event had taken place. Their teachings became the basis of Seventh-day Adventism, which eventually spawned its own offshoots, including Armstrongism and the Branch Davidians.
Sabbatarianism:
Generally the view that the Old Testament Sabbath commandment is to be observed unchanged by the church. As used in this index, Sabbatarianism refers to an extreme form of the belief in which membership in the true church, or even salvation, is conditional upon keeping the Sabbath law. As such, Sabbatarianism is at the least a form of legalism and at most a denial of salvation by grace. In most cases, the Jewish Sabbath (Saturday) must be observed by refraining from work, sports, and travel from sundown Friday evening to sundown Saturday evening. The belief is often accompanied by the observance of Jewish dietary laws and/or other Old Testament feasts.
Ellen white failed prophecy false teaching 7th day adventism exposed
Salvation by Works:
Any doctrine that denies salvation by grace alone by teaching that eternal life is merited, earned, conditioned, or maintained through human effort, religious ritual, financial donations, obedience to laws/commandments, church membership, and/or moral behavior.
Salvation by Grace:
The doctrine and message of the gospel that eternal life is not gained by or conditioned on works but is an undeserved and free gift from God received through faith in Jesus Christ as the Lord and Savior who died for our sins and rose from the dead. Contrasted with salvation by works.
Investigative Judgment:
One of the unique doctrines of the Seventh-day Adventist Church that make the place of that church within evangelical Christianity questionable. First taught in Adventism by Hiram Edson, F.B. Hahn, and O.R.L. Crosier, it was accepted as “present truth” by those who would later become known as Seventh-day Adventists (SDAs) after it was confirmed and taught in visions received by Ellen G. White. The doctrine teaches that in the Holy of Holies in the Heavenly Sanctuary Christ is now conducting an investigation into the lives of all who have ever professed belief in Christ. He is judging all their works, by the standard of Gods Law. All those whose lives fail to measure up to the standard of the Law are rejected and condemned as not having true faith. Those whose lives meet that standard and thus manifest the perfect character and righteousness of Christ are recognized as having true faith, and so their sins are “blotted out.” SDAs say, “This judgment vindicates the justice of God in saving those who believe in Jesus. It declares that those who have remained loyal to God shall receive the kingdom.” Evangelicals believe, and the Bible teaches (Rom. 3:2126), that Gods justice in saving sinners who trust Jesus to save them is vindicated by the blood of JesusHis death in their place, in their behalf. Profile (on SDA) available.
Seventh-day Adventist Church Profile Unique Terms: “Investigative Judgement,” “Spirit of Prophecy,” “Coming into the Truth” (believing and living the full SDA message and lifestyle), “Remnant Church.”
History seventh day adventism SDA false teachings 7thday adventist false prophet cult Ellen g white false prophet Sunday mark of the beast
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