Viso Verum

A brief outline of Seventh-day Adventist beliefs as depicted on the prophetic maps of 1843 and 1850.

The latter rain is a message and is poured out just before the harvest, as in agriculture. It deals with the latter rain of 1888 and in our time.

Both of these groups of scholars in ancient Israel fought each other because of different views. Today it is no different in Adventism because there are conservative and liberal scholars who have completely different approaches to interpreting the Bible, with disastrous consequences.

It deals with Miller's 2nd dream, which is integrated in the book Early Writings by Ellen G. White and has a prophetic meaning for our time. Including explanations.

The verses Daniel 11:40-45 are "present truth" for our time and show the events associated with the end of probation. Understanding these verses is crucial for our salvation.

A revival sermon by Jeff Pippenger on character preparation and the end of probation.

An explanation of the prophecy about the 2,520 contained on both prophetic cards - graphically well explained. It also shows that it is the longest biblical prophecy - not the 2,300 years of Daniel 8:14 - and what Ellen White says about it.

Many arguments about the meaning of these prophetic cards from the beginnings of the Adventist Church. The truths contained on them are the foundations of the faith of the Millerites and early Adventists, confirmed by Ellen White.

A fin compilation - What are the foundations of faith or "platform" (according to Ellen White) of Seventh-day Adventists and what are the pillars that have been built upon it?

According to Isaiah 28/KJV we are to study the Bible "line upon line". An elaboration with graphic explanations of how this Bible study works and why it is crucial for the prophetic determination of our position in end-time history.

Why should SDAs no longer conduct public evangelisations in our time? We are in the time of the "upper rain" or waiting for the latter rain. Only then will many people will confess the truth.

The question posed in the Bible is examined in depth: "What must I do to be saved?"