Ridout Deadly Fallacy of Seventh-Day Adventism

Ridout Deadly Fallacy of Seventh-Day Adventism is a short 4 chapter work that  hits on a couple of key problems with the movement.




Ridout The Deadly Fallacy of Seventh-Day Adventism

By George Ridout

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In this brief 4 chapter work by Ridout in which he presents us with the problems of the Seventh Day Adventists. He looks at it generally in chapter 1, and then the prophets and prophetess, the absurd claims, and a concluding chapter.

CONTENTS – Ridout The Deadly Fallacy of Seventh-Day Adventism

1. Seventh Day Adventism
2. Prophets And The Prophetess Of Seventh Day Adventism
3. The Absurd Claims Of Seventh Day Adventism Examined
4. In Conclusion

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Tract: bs54 Why do Arabs hate Jews?
We explain this hatred in light of Satan hatred toward God and God's chosen people.
Topics: The Spiritual Battle | God Chose a People for Himself | Satan Hates God | Isaac against Ismael | The Prophetic Calendar | 1.) The Rapture of the Church | 2) The Beginning of the Seven Years of Tribulation. | The Battle of Armageddon | Lessons to Never Forget.
Excerpt: 1. God has everything under control. Things go according to His plans.
2. All of this is the beginning, and it will get worse.
3. The Christian hopes for the rapture, and we will leave.
4. The hatred of the world comes because we identify as God’s people, separate from sin, holy unto Him.

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