On this Day: The Great Anticipation Becomes the Great Disappoin...

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On Oct. 22, 1844, the followers of American preacher William Miller expected the Second Coming of Christ.

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Janet

Portland, OR

What? Yet another religious phony staging a hoax?

Matt

Cookeville, TN

No, not a hoax. This man did his homework for sure, he just had the wrong concept. The Bible, in hindsight, is very clear that on October 22, 1844, Jesus moved into the Heavenly Sanctuary. This may not make much sense unless a broader view of the Old Testament Sanctuary services are understood.

The Bible fits together in such an intricate way that no human could have written it. What Miller discovered was a significant Bible prophecy. He was no phony, rather, quite brilliant. Incorrect in a sense, but he discovered something extremely significant.

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