Avoiding the Snare of Seventh-Day Adventism
Avoiding the Snare of
Seventh-day Adventism
By David W. Cloud
Avoiding the Snare of Seventh-day Adventism
Copyright ? 1984, 1999, 2008 by David W. Cloud Second edition enlarged 1999
Third edition updated, edited, enlarged September 2008 ISBN 1-58318-036-2
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Contents
Introduction: Adventists Wanted Me to Revise This Book
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Adventist History Proves It Is Heretical
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Adventist Doctrine Proves It Is Heretical
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Heresy #1: Grace Includes the Works of the Law
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Heresy #2: Sabbath-Keeping
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Heresy #3: Soul Sleep
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Heresy #4: Annihilation of the Wicked
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Heresy #5: Ellen White a Prophetess
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Heresy #6: Investigative Judgment
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Heresy #7: Misuse of the Mosaic Law
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Heresy #8: Vegetarianism
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Walter Martin and Seventh-day Adventism
103
Seventh-day Adventism, Ecumenism, and Hell
121
Who Was D.M. Canright?
128
My Experience of Twenty-Eight Years in Adventism
130
Origin, History, and Failures of Adventism
151
Mrs. White and Her Revelations
166
Bibliography
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Introduction
The Seventh-day Adventist denomination was
established in the mid-nineteen century. "Seventh-day" refers to sabbath worship. "Adventist" refers to their belief that God raised them up to announce the coming of the Lord. They have 15 million members worldwide in 61,000 churches. They are working in 203 countries and 885 languages and dialects. They operate 63 publishing houses, 748 hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes, and 7,200 schools.
Adventists Wanted Me to Revise This Book
The following study is based directly upon Seventh-day Adventist publications. In researching this report, the author visited Adventist bookstores, colleges, and churches. I also took some of their correspondence courses. Though some of the books used for our documentation of Adventist belief were written in the 1800s and early 1900s, they are still being produced by Adventist publishing houses and distributed to the public throughout the world.
In 1990 I received a letter from the editor of the Adventist periodical Ministry, challenging me to base my investigation of their beliefs solely upon one recently published volume entitled Seventh-day Adventists Believe. In a review of Avoiding the Snare of Seventh-day Adventism, they claimed that by using older sources I was misrepresenting their doctrine.
That idea is a clever deception for the following reasons:
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