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The three angels’ messages of Revelation 14:6–12 acquired great significance for early Adventists after the Disappointment of 1844, but the theological implications of the messages developed over time and continue to exert an important influence on Adventist thinking and mission to this day. Early reflection (up to 1849) focused on the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. After 1849, reflection on the messages broadened to include a complete understanding of its various aspects, including the Sabbath and its connection to the doctrine of creation. Ellen G. White understood the messagess to be an integral part of Adventists’ landmark beliefs.
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