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NB: John Lemley is acknowledged for scanning so many old booklets and periodicals and his continuing efforts will always be appreciated. Rose Difley also scanned a number of old booklets for our benefit and they are incorporated into the folders below. Old booklets were also scanned by Richard Nickels many years ago.
Periodicals |
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Church of God periodicals Many dating from the 1850s! |
Messenger of Truth (1853-58); The Hope of Israel (1863-72); Advent and Sabbath Advocate and the Hope of Israel (1872-73); Advent and Sabbath Advocate (1874-92); Sabbath Advocate and Herald of the Coming Kingdom (1892-1900); The Bible Advocate and Herald of the Coming Kingdom (1900-72); Bible Advocate (1972-date). |
Booklets and Tracts |
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Being sought for scanning and preservation. |
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Many of these were scanned by John Lemley |
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Forerunner to A.N. Dugger's Bible Home Instructor |
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Tracts and booklets from c.1934 on |
History & Research |
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History of the CG7 Work in Africa and other areas | |
Serialised history of the Church in the 'Bible Advocate' magazine |
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This folder also includes a large amount of information of the changes in Christology over decades |
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Variety of articles |
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Richard Nickels' huge collection of information |
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John Lemley's research on the Wednesday Crucifixion doctrine and Calendar |
He is a CG7 elder and expert on the Wed Crucifixion - Sat Resurrection doctrine |
Photographs | Other photographs of elders etcare scattered throughout this section of the website |
Advocates of Holy Day/Feast Day observance (Gilstraps and Sarber) | A number of Sabbatarians advocated the keeping of hte Feasts in the 1800s and early 1900s include the Gilstraps and Sarber. See the articles by G. G. Rupert here. Clarence Dodd and Herbert Armstrong began to observe them in the late 1800s. See my article on History of the Holy Days since the First Century |
Websites |
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Pioneer |
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The 'founder' and 'elder statesman' of the Church of God in the 1800s |
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Abraham Cauffman Long | Pioneer |
Very influential elder in the Church of God |
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Pioneer and Editor |
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Although not officially a member of CG7, he wrote for their periodical and introduced a number of ideas |
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History, books, grave site |
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Clarence Orvil Dodd | History, books, grave site |
Arvin Haines Stith | |
Calvin occupied many positions in CG7 for 57 years! |
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He was a renowned elder of CG7 |
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Famous Church of God leader |
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CG7 pioneer |
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Associated with the Church of God (Unattached). Published The Gathering Call periodical. He was an associate of Greenberry G. Rupert |
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Published The Torch of Israel and a number of booklets. He was an associate of Greenberry G. Rupert |
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