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TRUE / FALSE
1. The Great Controversy is fundamental belief number 11. T / F
2. Ellen Gould Harmon was born November 26, 1827, on a farm at Gorham, Maine, about
twelve miles west of Portland. T / F
3. Present truth was published in 1849. T / F
4. David Livingstone died in a prayer position. T / F
5. “The church” is the oldest fundamental belief. T / F
6. The Pathfinder pledge has 7 parts, while the law has 8 parts. T / F
7. “The church is the community of believers who confess Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour.
T / F
8. There is a total of 6 doctrines in the Seventh-day Adventist church. T / F
9. The first Adventist elementary school begun in 1865. T / F
10. The first Sabbath school lessons had appeared in the Youth’s Instructor in 1852 and
were written by James White. T / F
11. The first Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting was held on a farm in Michigan. T
/ F
12. William Ings went to England in 1878 and in only 5 weeks had ten people keeping the
Sabbath. T / F
13. There is a total of 27 fundamental beliefs in the Seventh-day Adventist church. T/F
14. The 11th fundamental belief is the newest. T / F
15. The father of modern missions was William Carey of England. T / F
16. The pope arrested by General Berthier in 1798 was Pius IV. T / F
17. Ellen G. Harmony had a twin sister by Eunice Harmony. T / F
18. James White was born in the Mayflower. T / F
19. The Petri brothers translated the Bible into Swedish. T / F
20. On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther King Junior nailed to the heavy wooden door of the
Wittenberg Castle Church a list of ninety-five theses, or statements, of doctrine. T/F
21. John Norton Loughnborough was the last pioneer to die. T / F
22.“Walk softly in the sanctuary” is Pathfinder law number 4. T / F
23.Uriah Smith was an editor of the Review and Herald and author. T / F
24.The greatest impetus to the church of the Reformation period came from the courage
and faith of John Huss. T / F
25. Elder D. T. Bourdeau was assigned to consolidate the work in France. T / F
26. Philipp Reiswig was uneducated and had a speech impediment. T / F
27.The Pathfinder flag has 5 colors. T / F
28. William Miller was in 1792. T / F
29. Joseph Wolff spoke fourteen languages. T / F
30. The cornfield experience led to the unlocking of the great disappoint mystery. T / F
CLAUSE
MATCHING
Africa
1. William Ings
2. Philipp Reiswig India
3. Johann A. Bengel
England
4. A. C. Bourdeau
5. John Nevins Andrews France
6. John Matteson Scotland
7. J. H. Waggoner
8. William Carey Switzerland
9. H. Heintzpeter Romania
10. Adoniram Judson
John Nevins Andrews
11. David Livingstone
12. Robert Moffat Scandinavia
13. Edward Irving
Germany
14. John N. Andrews
Holland
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