1888 Re-Examined / Wieland, Robert & Short, Donald / (PB/1987-1987/B+/USED)

Condition note: Book is well used but with minor cover/spine/corner wear and is clean.

Written by Robert J. Wieland and Donald K. Short, this influential and landmark document portrays a century of confrontation between God and his people. The calling and the destiny of the Seventh-day Adventist church are explored in depth. Here Ellen White bears testimony of what really happened over 100 years ago, and reveals hope for victory in the "great controversy."

CONTENTS

Preface

Why Re-Examine Our Adventist Past?

The Sin of Leaving Our First Love

The Loud Cry to Come in a Surprising Way

Acceptance or Rejection: in Search of a Sharper Focus

Additional Note to Chapter Four

The Fundamental Problem: How to Evaluate the 1888 Message

the 1888 Rejection of Ellen White

A Closer Look at the "Confessions"

Crisis at the 1893 General Conference Session

A False righteousness by Faith: Sowing the Seed of Apostasy

Why Did Jones and Waggoner Lose Their Way?

The "Alpha" and "Omega" Crises

The Pantheism Apostasy

Ellen White's Predictions of Baal-Worship

From 1950 to 1971

From 1971 to 1987 and Beyond

Appendix A: Did A.T. Jones Teach the "Holy Flesh" Heresy?

Appendix B: The Righteousness by Faith Comparisons

Appendix C: One Source of the Acceptance Myth

Appendix D: What Is the Future of the Seventh-day Adventist Church?

Appendix E: A Brief Review of 1987-1988 Publications

Index

Annotated Index