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This series of thirty-six sermons on the parallels between ancient and modern
Israel in the Exodus and Advent movements were delivered during the
Sabbath afternoon vesper services in the Battle Creek Tabernacle. They are
being published inthis form for the special accommodation of those who heard
them, and also because of requests from ministers and other gospel workers
who desire them. This series is of special value in meeting apostates and
divergent movements, and in establishing Seventh-day Adventists in
&#8220thfaith which was once delivered unto the saints.&#8221The time has
come for the Advent people to carefully review their past history and profit by
the mistakes made. Especially should we study the 1888 experience and learn
the reasons of our wilderness wanderings.--Taylor G. Bunch

The Exodus and Advent Movements: In Type
and Antitype
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This series of thirty-six sermons on the parallels between ancient and
modern Israel in the Exodus and Advent movements were delivered
during the Sabbath afternoon vesper services in the Battle Creek
Tabernacle. They are being published inthis form for the special
accommodation of those who heard them, and also because of requests
from ministers and other gospel workers who desire them. This series is
of special value in meeting apostates and divergent movements, and in
establishing Seventh-day Adventists in &#8220thfaith which was once
delivered unto the saints.&#8221The time has come for the Advent
people to carefully review their past history and profit by the mistakes
made. Especially should we study the 1888 experience and learn the
reasons of our wilderness wanderings.--Taylor G. Bunch