Seventh-day Adventist

Yes, but our beliefs on hell differ from many other denominations. In general we believe hell to be an event more than a place. At the end of the world, the wicked are burned up by hellfire and destroyed, but they do not continue to burn for all eternity. An in depth study of Biblical language and teachings show that the "everlasting" fire is fire that lasts until life ends. In this way, we believe in hell as an event that destroys the wicked, but not a place of eternal torment of the wicked. Simply their eternal destruction.

This is because, in the christian religion, it is said that God created the Earth in six days and rested on the seventh. Just as he worked for six days and rested on the seventh day (sabbath), man should rest on the seventh day and give worship to the creator. The day of worship was changed by the Roman Catholics from Saturday to Sunday for some unknown reason. Due to this change, the Catholic Denomination of Christianity was created.

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This is the scene in Daniel revealing the judgment of each individual. It is called the pre-advent judgment. Those who are already dead will be judged first, then those alive who claim to be Christ's followers and then the rest of the living. You will be judged on either the merits of Christ's blood thus being saved, or the merits of your works which do not qualify you to be saved. If you claim the merits of Christ's blood, then your name is recorded in the Lamb's book of life (see Revelation) and if not, then your name is recorded in the book of deeds. After this judgment (which is NOW ongoing) is completed, Christ shall return to give his reward (see Matt. and 2 Thes.). There is no other opportunity to be saved. It is a matter of who you believe and worship: Christ and God for whom it is impossible to lie or Satan who mixes lies with truth and is the father of lies.

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Six geese a-laying, Five gold rings, Four calling birds, Three French hens, Two turtle doves, and a partridge in a pear tree.

A Seventh-day Adventist who becomes a Christian minister of the gospel within that denomination is called a "pastor" or a "minister". He or she is not usually called "reverend" and is never called "father" (pastors have very little in common with Catholic priests). The Adventist Church has a worldwide church organization which includes several levels, the highest of which is the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The General Conference is led by one person, known as the GC president. The current GC president is Jan Paulsen.

We dress a lot like anyone else would, Jeans, tee shirts, tennis shoes. The only thing that the Church requires is that we dress modestly, and not revealing in any way. We want people to see us for children of God. We also believe that when you attend church, you wear your best clothes. This can include anything you have that you would consider your best. At my church, there is alot of diverstity, from suites and dresses, to some wearing overalls and jeans with their best shirts and shoes.

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Seventh-Day Evangelist Church was created in 1985.

While you will find some seventh day Adventists who wear make-up, the vast majority do not. Those who do wear makeup tend to wear it in such a way as to look natural (neutral shades of lipstick etc); nothing bright or overly attention seeking. The refusal to wear makeup is an act of humility-a way of focuses on the inside and not distracting others from the message of the church through outer appearance.

Obviously this person has not attended an Adventist church in much of the world. Make-up is worn much like any other person.

As of March 2011, the current General Conference President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is Ted N. C. Wilson.

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The way you summarize any book is to read it and then provide a short synopsis of the content. That is how it is done.

Nobody can judge and tell who's will enter in heaven.

When we read in Revelations 14:12 tha't its the answer who will go to heaven.

Ask our self if we obey God commandment and God said in John 14:16...

Do you know that we will worship Sabbath in heaven?

Isaiah 66:22-24

God is Love and gave His 10 Commandment to us and even write it in our heart friends.

If you love Jesus ask Jesus what He want from us not what we need and let the Bible explain it to you not only from our leader.

Read and understand the word of God.

that Jesus christ himself instituted marriage in the garden of Eden,and made man for a woman and that she was formed for him from him to be one,thats why a man leaves his father and mothers house and be joined to his wife,through Christ and together with him for one purpose.the woman and her responsibilities and duties towards God her children and her husband.that they should love one another the way that christ loved the church and gave himself for it,dutyfully.Also the church is to be Gods Bride and the people are to adorn themselves in that kind of character that typifies christ,and that he shall return soon to bring an end to all this mischief and evil done upon the face of the earth.No one knows the time or the hour but our father God in heaven asks us to watch and wait.that christ shall clothe them in righteousness which only he can impart.And love each other as christ himself has loved you and watch for each other and guard against adultery and fornication,and all manners of filth,that the christain life is to be an offering to God,which you also show and do and faithfully obey by keeping all of his commandments, worshipping on the sabbath with a sinseared and committed heart and life.And godly edification,nourishing our souls which Rome and Ceasar cannot give but Christ himself.

Local Seventh-day Adventist churches are part of a local district, which is part of conference/union, which is part of a division, which is part of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The hierarchy may vary a little bit in different areas or divisions, but that is the general organization. If a church becomes "independent," it ceases to be a Seventh-day Adventist church. To put it another way, the Seventh-day Adventist denomination does not follow congregationalist polity (hence the term "denomination"), but instead it is hierarchical.

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No, Seventh-day Adventists do not work on Saturdays. Because the Seventh-day Adventist Church keeps the Sabbath, which is from sundown Friday until sundown Saturday, it is against their beliefs. According to the Fourth Commandment in the book of Exodus in the Bible, no "labor" should be done on the Sabbath.

If a person wants to get healthy, a person will get healthy. Noone can force anyone into getting healthy. But for those who are interested in helping themselves, Ellen G. White offered many true concepts about foods...

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