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-Name: Hiram Edson
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 Explanation: In 1844. Jesus entered a new phase of His High Priestly ministry in the heavenly sanctuary called the Investigative Judgement: His last work before He returns. This was typified by the High Priest’s ministry in the Most Holy Place of the earthly tabernacle in biblical times.

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 Watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx18GkJt2NA here]: ''Lineage'', Season 2, Episode 10
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 The seventh day (Saturday) is the true Sabbath of the Bible, not Sunday.
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 Names: [[w:Ellen_G._White|Ellen White]], [[w:James_Springer_White|James White]], [[w:Joseph_Bates_(Adventist)|Joseph Bates]] and [[w:J._N._Andrews|J. N. Andrews]]
 Date: 21 May 1863
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 Some examples include:
 * Jakob Erzberger to [[w:Germany|Germany]] [[File:Flag of Germany.svg|30px]]
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 * S. N. Haskell to [[w:Australia|Australia]] [[File:Flag of Australia.svg|30px]]
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 * [[w:J._N._Loughborough|J. N. Loughborough]] to [[w:England|England]] [[File:Flag of England.svg|30px]]
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 * S. N. Haskell to [[w:New Zealand|New Zealand]] [[File:Flag of New Zealand.svg|30px]]
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 Seventh-day Adventists spread their message by pitching tents or hiring halls and holding public meetings or debates about the Sabbath, or on Bible Prophecy. This is called Public Evangelism.
 They also trained doctors and nurses to travel to places where health care was not good, to set up clinics or teach people about good health and hygiene. This was called being a Medical Missionary.
 Other examples of outreach activities include periodical magazines, temperance work, distribution of tracts, education, charity work and community service. They also spread their message using a method now called [[AY Honors/Literature Evangelism|Literature Evangelism]].
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 * [[AY Honors/Literature Evangelism|Literature Evangelism]]: Workers would sell Adventist books like ''Thoughts on Daniel and Revelation'' by [[w:Uriah_Smith|Uriah Smith]] from door to door.
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 Because of that, some Adventists thought that salvation came by keeping God's <u>'''<span style="color:#cc0000">commandments</span>'''</u>, rather than <u>'''<span style="color:#cc0000">faith</span>'''</u> in Jesus, His sacrifice and His righteousness.
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 * [[w:Ellen_G._White|Ellen G. White]]
 * [[w:Ellet_J._Waggoner|Ellet J. Waggoner]]

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-Explanation: In 1844 Jesus entered a new phase of His High Priestly ministry in the heavenly sanctuary called the Investigative Judgement: His last work before He returns. This was typified by the High Priest’s ministry in the Most Holy Place of the earthly tabernacle in biblical times.
+Explanation: In 1844. Jesus entered a new phase of His High Priestly ministry in the heavenly sanctuary called the Investigative Judgement: His last work before He returns. This was typified by the High Priest’s ministry in the Most Holy Place of the earthly tabernacle in biblical times.
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 God" (Revelation 14:12) so much that they were losing sight of "the faith of Jesus" (Revelation 14:12). Because of that, some Adventists thought that salvation came by keeping God's ______________________, rather than ______________ in Jesus, His sacrifice and His righteousness. This had to be corrected. Name the three key people who lead out in this renewal during, and after, the 1888 General Conference. -->
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AY Honors/SDA History/Answer Key - Revision history

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