Nineteenth-Century Adventist Understanding of the Flood
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© 2017 Avondale Academic Press, Cornelis Bootsman, Lynden Rogers, and Kevin de Berg.
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The important Flood concepts enunciated by Ellen White in Spiritual Gifts III and other publications/articles, together with those presented by other nineteenth-century Adventist pioneers such as Uriah Smith and Alonzo Jones are reviewed. The sources from which these ideas may have been derived are also explored. It is noted that most, if not all, the extra-biblical material can be found in works, often by then somewhat discredited, leading up to the period.
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Bootsman, C., Rogers, L., & de Berg, K. (2017). Nineteenth-century Adventist understanding of the flood. In L. Rogers (Ed.), The Biblical Flood: The Context and History of Seventh-day Adventist Understanding. Paper presented at Avondale College of Higher Education, Cooranbong, 9-10 September (pp. 61-94). Cooranbong, Australia: Avondale Academic Press.