Explore the life and legacy of William Miller, a pivotal figure in American religious history, with "Sketches of the Christian Life and Public Labors of William Miller." Compiled by James White, this biography draws from Miller's own memoir, originally gathered by Sylvester Bliss, and other historical sources to paint a detailed portrait of the man behind Millerism and the Second Advent movement.

Delve into the origins and development of the Advent Movement as you trace Miller's journey, his theological interpretations, and the impact he had on shaping religious thought in the 19th century. This volume provides insight into Miller's public ministry and personal experiences, offering a comprehensive overview of his life's work. A valuable resource for anyone interested in religious history, particularly the Seventh-Day Adventist tradition and the study of eschatology, "Sketches of the Christian Life and Public Labors of William Miller" is a testament to a life dedicated to faith and conviction.

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