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… fully believed that God, in His wisdom, designed that His people should meet with a disappointment, which was well calculated to reveal hearts and develop …

We had the assurance that God could raise him up, and we believed he would yet be able to work in the cause of God. I thought my husband should have some change, and we took our team, faithful Jack and Jim, and ventured a journey to Wright, Michigan.

… have believed” ( Life Sketches of Ellen G. White, 449 ).

… Advent believers in Portland, Maine, following the great disappointment of October 22, 1844. Some clung to the hope that the mistake involved a miscalculation …

… who believed, and deeply impressed those who had felt that their own experienced judgment about business matters was safer to follow than the plans for …

… . I believed that Jesus did love even me. For two years I could not breathe through my nose. My health was so poor that I could attend school but little. It was almost …

… sincerely believed this was the wrong approach, the people responded warmly to Ellen White's message. There was a “precious social meeting” after the sermon …

… who believed that she was led by the Lord in her unique ministry. And the Adventists shared this view.

… not believed the Bible, and led him to search the prophecies. Angels of God repeatedly visited that chosen one, and guided his mind, and opened his understanding …

… and believed the warning. There are twenty-three churches and nearly 1,000 Sabbath keepers in these countries. Nine ministers and licentiates, and about …