Are You a Seventh-day Adventist?

Why or Why Not?

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In the 1940s E. B. Jones wrote a 64-page booklet, entitled 40 BIBLE-SUPPORTED REASONS Why You Should Not Be a Seventh-day Adventist.

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that Christ was not pure and sinless but had a sinful nature like Adam did after the fall,

that the atonement was not completed at the cross,

that Satan was man’s sin-bearer, not Christ,

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And some of those reasons were because SDAs believed . . .

that eternal life is obtained by perfect obedience to the Sinaitic law,

that the law has never been annulled and is still in force; therefore, Christ did not fulfill the law and thus terminate it,

and that death is a sleep, plus several other reasons.

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Introduction, 1921,General

Secretary Young

People’s Society of

Missionary Volunteers

Jones also wrote a 64-page booklet, in 1946, entitled Free Indeed! The Author’s Personal Testimony Concerning His Deliverance from the False Law and Sabbath Dogmas of Seventh-day Adventism, 7

and he wrote a 40-page pamphlet entitled, The Answer to False Seventh-day Adventism: A Frank Refutation of the Attempt Made by Milton E. Kern, an Official Spokesman for the Sect, to Vindicate that Error-Permeated System 8

So, I ask you . . .

Is Seventh-day Adventism an error-permeated denomination?

E. B. Jones (1940s) said it was, Canright said it was (1889), and Ballenger (1900s) said it was, and they all left Adventism.

So, are you a Seventh-day Adventist?

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1872 Fundamental

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