The Great Controversy Chapter 22: Prophecies Fulfilled Part 2

This week, Pastor Ted Wilson continues the discussion on Chapter 22 of The Great Controversy, titled “Prophecies Fulfilled,” in which early Advent believers eagerly awaited Christ’s soon return and shared this amazing news with others. But again, they were destined for disappointment. Christ did not come on October 22, 1844, as they expected. Yet even this tremendous disappointment was foretold in Scripture.
A large group who had professed belief renounced their faith, never to return. Like Jonah, they blamed God and would rather die than live. There were some, though, who did not fully understand why Jesus had not come but did not give up their faith. They were sure that the prophecies were correct. They believed God's Word and knew it was within those sacred pages where the answer would be found.
To learn more about “Prophecies Fulfilled” and how it relates to our present experience, read The Great Controversy by Ellen White at greatcontrover... and join us next week for more.

[@joycerennard749]

Pastor Wilson, Thanks again for sharing 🙏 God's Word 📖 bearing the good news of Eternal Life, through Jesus ✝️ Christ, and the story of Redemption 🕊️ 🙌🌍

[@albertclaypancito1749]

Thank you for the message pastor

[@maryingold1368]

Amen Alleluia

[@rodneysmith3578]

Thank-you Elder . You are so correct . The date of 1844 is true. It haves to be because if the first 490 years should reach their fulfillment ,the rest of the prophecy would have to follow through to it's end, 1844.

[@salmonkini5887]

AMEN..

[@jaedamed]

The judgment of the living is happening right now. The judgment when we go to heaven is the judgment for the wicked.

[@Slo183]

Where can I find the german translation (presented at the annucal council 2023)?

[@hellensandoval27]

🙏🏼 amen 🙏🏼

[@mauricerose3082]

Why would the Earth be considered a Sanctuary after removal from Eden? Why would Jesus seek Kingship on Earth?

[@edithdotson7603]

I do not understand this question or point. Would you please restate it? Maybe that would help to make it clearer. Thanks and God bless you.

[@edithdotson7603]

Does the Bible contradict itself? No. Seeming contradictions or failures suggest to us that further study is needed to find the reason for the apparent contradiction. This also suggest that a correct method of Bible study is needed. The principle of allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture as William Miller did is most accurate. Using this method consistently brings us to correct conclusions. Assuming interpretations are correct because scholars or theologians have taught it for many years is not safe as was shown in the Great Disappointment event. Thank you, Elder Wilson for your review of this significant event in the Great Controversy book.

[@mauricerose3082]

@@edithdotson7603 Was curious as to why early Adventists believed the Earth would be a Sanctuary. Wasn't Eden the Sanctuary? "Therefore rejoice, ye Heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the Inhabiters of the Earth and of the Sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having Great Wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time." Revelation 12:12 KJB And, all things considered, why did the Hebrews believe Jesus' Kingdom would be Earthly? For over thirty years Jesus raised no army.

[@gunnargarda]

The Great controversy is not of the Bible. It's part of the cult of this silly woman .