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Greenberry George Rupert

(1847-1922)

Church of God pioneer for the period c1902-1922

c1919

1911

        Click for information on AT Jones and AF Ballenger, associates of Rupert's

Contents

General Information

Rupert's Publications

The Remnant of Israel periodical

Inspired History of the Nations series

Books and tracts that are sought

Book extracts

Books and booklets listed by Richard Nickels

Other books not listed by Nickels

Photographs and other Miscellaneous Items

NB: A big thank you to Gordon Rupert, who is Greenberry Rupert’s great, great grandson. He sent me some information and a box of books that Rupert published in the early 1900s. Also Marian Horning, a great-grandaughter of Greenberry George Rupert, the maternal grandfather of her father, Merton M. Bulla (mother, Ruth Rupert Bulla, youngest daughter of Rupert) contacted me and in due course scanned and sent to me a number of photographs of Rupert.

NB: I have hard copies of each of these books and many of his booklets.

Items in The Bible Advocate and Herald of the Coming Kingdom

The Bible Advocate and Herald of the Coming Kingdom advertisement, 16 March 1915, p. 254 and also 10 Aug 1915, p. 590 and other editions: 

“THE YELLOW PERIL; or the Orient versus The Occident. This book contains 530 pages. It also contains the inspired predictions of the Bible: First, it sets forth the three great divisions of the world, both spiritual and - geographical; second, the part Russia will act in its relation to the East. It gives a verse commentary on Hosea and Zechariah. It takes up many chapters of the .Old Testament prophets in like manner. Bound in Cloth, Embossed in Gold, By G. G. Rupert. Price $2.25.

TIME, TRADITION and TRUTH. concerning the end of the world. Bound in cloth with table of Chronology, 124 pages, By G. G. Rupert. 90 cents.” 

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“Report of College View Campmeeting,” The Bible Advocate and Herald of the Coming Kingdom, 4 Aug 1914, p. 590:

The College View, Nebraska, Campmeeting opened June 25th, 1914, for a two week’s meeting which closed July 7. The meetings were well attended. There were three services each day, consisting of prayer and praise service ten A. M., preaching at three P. M., and again t eight.

The people of College View, and Lincoln, also those who came from a distance were favored with the presence of the well known speakers, Alonzo T. Jones, G. G. Rupert, and A. F. Ballenger. These men are known to most of the readers of the ADVOCATE as able expounders of the sacred word. Bro. Jones spoke mainly on Religious Liberty, viewing it from almost every standpoint possible, also bringing out the texts which portray the true and only church, the body of Christ, of which ‘‘Christ is the head’’ and Christians members. Eph. 4. The main trend of the lesson was ‘Behold your God.’’

Bro. Rupert brought out many good lessons largely brought out many good lessons largely two witnesses showing that God’s law is an eternal one…” (p. 590)

This was followed by a report on Ballenger’s presentation.

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The Bible Advocate and Herald of the Coming Kingdom, 24 March 1914, pp. 288: 

“THERE are Independent Seventh Day Adventists laboring to advance the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, seemingly to labor in an independent way. Eld. A. T. Jones and G. G. Rupert have held meetings the past winter at College View, Neb., where the Seventh Day Adventists have denominational work.

reporting successful work. In California Eld. John S. Wightman and wife, Lulu Wightman, have held independent meetings fora few years, mostly open-air meetings, at present in San Francisco. They all claim to preach the Third Angel’s Message of Rev. 14, in distinction to Seventh Day Adventists claim.”  

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Richard C Nickels (pictured above with his wife Shirley)

undertook comprehensive research into GG Rupert