The Story of Redemption -- Study Guide

1. The majority were content to believe as their fathers believed and live as they did. SR-SG 120.1

2. With those who worshiped the god of this world. SR-SG 120.2

3. Interpretations, theories, truth. SR-SG 120.3

4. In the advent movement of 1840-1844. SR-SG 120.4

5. Laymen. Farmers, mechanics, tradesmen, professional men. SR-SG 120.5

6. Purity of soul, characters cleansed from sin. SR-SG 120.6

7. They were the first to ridicule the sorrow of true believers. SR-SG 121.1

8. To separate the church from the world’s corrupting influence. SR-SG 121.2

9. It was an announcement of the moral fall of the churches in consequence of their rejection of the first message. SR-SG 121.3

10. Light, darkness, disregard. SR-SG 121.4

11. a. In the summer of 1844. SR-SG 121.5

b. About 50,000 withdrew from the churches. SR-SG 121.6

12. Fanaticism. SR-SG 121.7

13. Extremes. SR-SG 121.8

14. They could see no error in their reckoning of prophetic periods. SR-SG 121.9

15. Christ’s crucifixion after His triumphal entry into Jerusalem. SR-SG 121.10

16. a. Cherish the light they had received. SR-SG 121.11

b. Hold fast to God’s promises. SR-SG 121.12

c. Continue searching the Scriptures, and patiently wait and watch to receive further light. SR-SG 121.13

17. Daniel 8:14. SR-SG 121.14

18. By denying that the 2300 days ended in 1844. SR-SG 121.15

19. Sanctuary. SR-SG 121.16