Clorinda Minor took a group of them to Jerusalem, while Joshua Vaughn Himes helped to popularize their beliefs in publications including The Voice of the West and Signs of the Times.Their beliefs originated with the founder's experience of a miracle at the Battle of Plattsburg and a series of sixteen articles in the Vermont Telegraph, where its founder discussed his rooted interpretation of prophecy by citing such books as Numbers 14:34. Featuring such leaders as Joseph Bates and Ellen White, they met at Albany after incorrectly predicting that, according to Daniel 8:14, a new millennium would begin on October 22, 1844, an event that never happened and has subsequent
Clorinda Minor took a group of them to Jerusalem, while Joshua Vaughn Himes helped to popularize their beliefs in publications including The Voice of the West and Signs of the Times.Their beliefs originated with the founder's experience of a miracle at the Battle of Plattsburg and a series of sixteen articles in the Vermont Telegraph, where its founder discussed his rooted interpretation of prophecy by citing such books as Numbers 14:34. Featuring such leaders as Joseph Bates and Ellen White, they met at Albany after incorrectly predicting that, according to Daniel 8:14, a new millennium would begin on October 22, 1844, an event that never happened and has subsequently been called "The Great Disappointment." For 10 points, identify this religious denomination founded by William Miller that believes in the imminent second coming of Christ on a certain day of the week.
Clorinda Minor took a group of them to Jerusalem, while Joshua Vaughn Himes helped to popularize their beliefs in publications including The Voice of the West and Signs of the Times.
Seventh Day Adventist(s) (accept reasonable equivalents; prompt on "Millerites")