Millerite movement

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The Millerite movement was a 19th-century American Protestant revivalist movement led by William Miller that fervently anticipated the imminent Second Coming of Christ and sparked the later development of several Adventist denominations.

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Millerite Advent movement of the 1840s 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Protestant movement
religious movement
revivalist movement
coreBelief imminent Second Coming of Christ
premillennialism
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfEvent 1844-10-22
endTime 1840s
estimatedFollowers tens of thousands
eventDescription expected visible return of Christ on October 22, 1844
foundedBy William Miller NERFINISHED
hasDoctrine calculation of prophetic time periods
historicist interpretation of prophecy
hasKeyPerson Ellen G. White NERFINISHED
James White NERFINISHED
Joseph Bates NERFINISHED
Joshua V. Himes NERFINISHED
William Miller NERFINISHED
historicalContext Second Great Awakening NERFINISHED
influenced Advent Christian Church NERFINISHED
Church of God (Adventist) NERFINISHED
Evangelical Adventist Church NERFINISHED
Life and Advent Union NERFINISHED
Seventh-day Adventist Church NERFINISHED
various Adventist denominations
inspiredBy Book of Daniel NERFINISHED
Book of Revelation NERFINISHED
legacy development of distinctive Adventist eschatology
formation of organized Adventist churches
locatedInTime 19th century
mediaUsed newspapers
religious tracts
revival meetings
namedAfter William Miller NERFINISHED
notableEvent Great Disappointment NERFINISHED
opposedBy many mainline Protestant churches
peakPeriod early 1840s
regionActiveIn Mid-Atlantic United States NERFINISHED
New England NERFINISHED
upstate New York
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
resultOfEvent fragmentation into multiple Adventist groups
widespread disillusionment among followers
socialCharacteristic interdenominational membership
lay-led Bible study emphasis
startTime 1830s
theologicalTradition Adventism NERFINISHED
usedMethod biblical prophecy interpretation

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Sanctuary doctrine developedFrom Millerite movement
Ellen G. White movement Millerite movement
James White movement Millerite movement
James White convertedInContextOf Millerite movement
Uriah Smith movement Millerite movement
Joseph Bates formerAffiliation Millerite movement
Joseph Bates participatedIn Millerite movement
this entity surface form: Millerite Advent movement of the 1840s
George Storrs wasMemberOf Millerite movement
Second Advent movement hasPart Millerite movement