Millerite 1843 Chart

The 1843 chart was created by Charles Fitch and Apollos Hale in 1842 and was used during the Millerite movement to explain the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. The chart is a wonderful resource for any study or seminar on the books of Daniel and Revelation, for the truths it promoted hundreds of years ago have stood the test of time.

The 1843 chart was used by the Millerites with good success, but not everything on the chart is correct. One of the issues concerns the 2520 years. Please note, Judah was not taken The 2520 calculation from 677 to 1843 was very popular among the Millerites and some of our own pioneers, but Ellen White in all her writings does not

1843 Millerite Chart hanging in the vault of the Ellen G. White Estate, in Silver Spring, Maryland. EllenWhite.Org Website - 1843 Chart Ellen G. White Estate

1843 AD would be the Termination of 2300 days and the end of the indignation - Daniel 817-20 332 BC - Alexander the great overcame the Persians, before Christ see Josephus Ant. 1.11 c.8. 164 BC - Death of Antiochus Epiphanes, who of course stood up not against the Prince of Princes, as he had been 164 years dead before the Prince of Prices was

The famous quot1843quot chart, devised in 1842 by Charles Fitch and Apollos Hale, was a mighty factor in proclaiming the advent message at that time. Its publication was authorized by the eleventh general conference of the Millerite movement, which convened at Boston on May 24, 1842.

1843 d 2300 332 332 RO AN ME VISIONS 14 DEVONSHIRE ST. W v,r-ys 158 wfh7 477k' ROME PAGAN POME also pAGAN ROME 4 90 3 1335 508 1290 r, 538 407 42 30 PAPAL ROME Millerite 1843 Chart Author William Miller Subject Fulfillment in Type of the 2300 days --Dan. 814

The quot1843 Chartquot portrays the following characteristic features From top to bottom, at the left, is a vertical column marking the centuries from 700 B.C. to 1800-and ending with the climactic A.D. quot1843.quot Notwithstanding, the quot1843 Chartquot was an honored and powerful factor in the climax of the 1843 phase of the Millerite

quot1843 Chartquot which was created published in 1842, but was about Christ's return in 1843, measured about three by five feet, but others were larger, as they were to be used as a visual tool in and thus mass produce what today we call the 1843 chart--the earliest printed, Millerite chart and the most iconic. It, in effect, became

1831-1844 Millerite Movement William Miller, a Baptist lay preacher living in Upstate New York began to preach in 1833 that Jesus was coming soon. The materials in this collection represent the growth, expansion and final disappointment of what became to be known as the Millerite Movement.