Definition of Adventist in English:

Adventist

noun ˈadv(ə)ntɪstˈædˌvɛn(t)əst

A member of any of various Christian sects emphasizing belief in the imminent second coming of Christ.
See also Seventh-Day Adventist
Example sentencesExamples
- Adventists and Mormons spiritualized their rules of healthful living.
- The other eight to ten percent was made up of smaller denominations including the Byzantine Catholics, Jews, Baptists, and Adventists.
- Are the Seventh day Adventists and the Quakers just influences, like the blues or country traditions sampled here?
- At present, about 90 percent of the population are Catholics while the other 10 percent belong to Protestant faiths, the most important being Evangelists, Adventists, and Mormons.
- Numerous other denominations have since entered the field, including New Pentecostals, Adventists, and the New Apostolic Church.
- Over the years, these doctrines have been given more and more of an Evangelical spin by Adventists.
- Avoiding nicotine and red meat, as Adventists do, is known to be good for your health.
- This chief sought out Adventists because they taught people to read and sing in English.
- The Adventists also reserve the right to halt funeral services or burials if the rules of conduct are breached by mourners.
- These examples include the Pentecostal Church, The Union of Baptist Churches and The Christian Adventist Church.
- Seventh-Day Adventists believe that sabbath observance represents the ‘seal of God.’
- Seventh-day Adventists support non-combatancy for its members who serve in the military.
- Leaders of four main Protestant communities, the Baptists, the Pentecostals, the Full Gospel Church and the Adventists, are planning a press conference to express their concerns later today.
- Decades later the island was visited by other white folk who discovered that all the natives had become Seventh-day Adventists.
- Since the 1980s, Protestant religions have been attracting more followers, especially Evangelists and Adventists, and to a lesser degree, Mormons.
- Very few Adventists and no Jehovah's Witnesses played an active role in communal life and decisions.
- Since World War II, Protestant sects such as Evangelists, Adventists, and Baptists have competed with the Catholic Church for congregations.
- Groups that promote nonsmoking as part of their religion, such as Mormons and Seventh-day Adventists, have much lower rates of lung cancer and other smoking-related cancers.

Derivatives

Adventism

noun ˈadvəntɪz(ə)mˈædˌvɛnˌtɪzəm

The practice of Adventism varies greatly from congregation to congregation.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is an open debate welcoming both followers and critics of Seventh-day Adventism.
- Seventh-day Adventism laid its original foundations and has raised its superstructure upon historicism.
- I very highly recommend the following works on the history and doctrines of Seventh-day Adventism.
- Adventism's early years were distinguished by the leadership of women.
- Seventh-Day Adventism began in the 1840s with a group who believed first that Jesus Christ would return.
- Modern Adventism began as an inter-denominational movement.
- Seventh-Day Adventism arose from the aftermath of the Adventist movement of the mid-1800s.
- And like any church, Adventism of course has its sectarian movements and offshoots.
- Methodism, Anglicanism, and Adventism are widespread on Statia.
- There seem to be different "degrees" of Seventh-day Adventism.
- Researchers have adequately confirmed the Adventism connection to that man.
- I don't know what to make of Adventism, even after worshipping at an Adventist church myself.
- Adventism has been an aspect of Christianity since its inception.
- We started to research into Adventism's relationship with Christianity.
- The spirituality in Star Wars is so universal that many world religions, from Adventism to Zoroastrianism, have found their beliefs reflected in the movie.
- Things become complicated in Adventism, for a lot of Adventists believe his writings exhibit the ‘spirit of prophecy.’
- I present the basic Adventist narrative through outlining how Adventism has traditionally linked the sabbath and eschatology.
- But many of the congregation recognise that village life does not fit easily with the demands of Adventism.
- After the Civil War, Adventism expanded across the United States, flourishing especially in the West.

Definition of Adventist in US English:

Adventist

nounˈædˌvɛn(t)əstˈadˌven(t)əst

A member of any of various Christian sects emphasizing belief in the imminent second coming of Christ.
See also Seventh-Day Adventist
Example sentencesExamples
- Adventists and Mormons spiritualized their rules of healthful living.
- Over the years, these doctrines have been given more and more of an Evangelical spin by Adventists.
- Avoiding nicotine and red meat, as Adventists do, is known to be good for your health.
- Leaders of four main Protestant communities, the Baptists, the Pentecostals, the Full Gospel Church and the Adventists, are planning a press conference to express their concerns later today.
- Groups that promote nonsmoking as part of their religion, such as Mormons and Seventh-day Adventists, have much lower rates of lung cancer and other smoking-related cancers.
- This chief sought out Adventists because they taught people to read and sing in English.
- Very few Adventists and no Jehovah's Witnesses played an active role in communal life and decisions.
- Are the Seventh day Adventists and the Quakers just influences, like the blues or country traditions sampled here?
- Numerous other denominations have since entered the field, including New Pentecostals, Adventists, and the New Apostolic Church.
- Seventh-day Adventists support non-combatancy for its members who serve in the military.
- Seventh-Day Adventists believe that sabbath observance represents the ‘seal of God.’
- Since World War II, Protestant sects such as Evangelists, Adventists, and Baptists have competed with the Catholic Church for congregations.
- Since the 1980s, Protestant religions have been attracting more followers, especially Evangelists and Adventists, and to a lesser degree, Mormons.
- The other eight to ten percent was made up of smaller denominations including the Byzantine Catholics, Jews, Baptists, and Adventists.
- The Adventists also reserve the right to halt funeral services or burials if the rules of conduct are breached by mourners.
- Decades later the island was visited by other white folk who discovered that all the natives had become Seventh-day Adventists.
- These examples include the Pentecostal Church, The Union of Baptist Churches and The Christian Adventist Church.
- At present, about 90 percent of the population are Catholics while the other 10 percent belong to Protestant faiths, the most important being Evangelists, Adventists, and Mormons.

单词	Adventist
释义	Definition of Adventist in English: Adventist noun ˈadv(ə)ntɪstˈædˌvɛn(t)əst A member of any of various Christian sects emphasizing belief in the imminent second coming of Christ. See also Seventh-Day Adventist Example sentencesExamples Adventists and Mormons spiritualized their rules of healthful living. The other eight to ten percent was made up of smaller denominations including the Byzantine Catholics, Jews, Baptists, and Adventists. Are the Seventh day Adventists and the Quakers just influences, like the blues or country traditions sampled here? At present, about 90 percent of the population are Catholics while the other 10 percent belong to Protestant faiths, the most important being Evangelists, Adventists, and Mormons. Numerous other denominations have since entered the field, including New Pentecostals, Adventists, and the New Apostolic Church. Over the years, these doctrines have been given more and more of an Evangelical spin by Adventists. Avoiding nicotine and red meat, as Adventists do, is known to be good for your health. This chief sought out Adventists because they taught people to read and sing in English. The Adventists also reserve the right to halt funeral services or burials if the rules of conduct are breached by mourners. These examples include the Pentecostal Church, The Union of Baptist Churches and The Christian Adventist Church. Seventh-Day Adventists believe that sabbath observance represents the ‘seal of God.’ Seventh-day Adventists support non-combatancy for its members who serve in the military. Leaders of four main Protestant communities, the Baptists, the Pentecostals, the Full Gospel Church and the Adventists, are planning a press conference to express their concerns later today. Decades later the island was visited by other white folk who discovered that all the natives had become Seventh-day Adventists. Since the 1980s, Protestant religions have been attracting more followers, especially Evangelists and Adventists, and to a lesser degree, Mormons. Very few Adventists and no Jehovah's Witnesses played an active role in communal life and decisions. Since World War II, Protestant sects such as Evangelists, Adventists, and Baptists have competed with the Catholic Church for congregations. Groups that promote nonsmoking as part of their religion, such as Mormons and Seventh-day Adventists, have much lower rates of lung cancer and other smoking-related cancers. Derivatives Adventism noun ˈadvəntɪz(ə)mˈædˌvɛnˌtɪzəm The practice of Adventism varies greatly from congregation to congregation. Example sentencesExamples It is an open debate welcoming both followers and critics of Seventh-day Adventism. Seventh-day Adventism laid its original foundations and has raised its superstructure upon historicism. I very highly recommend the following works on the history and doctrines of Seventh-day Adventism. Adventism's early years were distinguished by the leadership of women. Seventh-Day Adventism began in the 1840s with a group who believed first that Jesus Christ would return. Modern Adventism began as an inter-denominational movement. Seventh-Day Adventism arose from the aftermath of the Adventist movement of the mid-1800s. And like any church, Adventism of course has its sectarian movements and offshoots. Methodism, Anglicanism, and Adventism are widespread on Statia. There seem to be different "degrees" of Seventh-day Adventism. Researchers have adequately confirmed the Adventism connection to that man. I don't know what to make of Adventism, even after worshipping at an Adventist church myself. Adventism has been an aspect of Christianity since its inception. We started to research into Adventism's relationship with Christianity. The spirituality in Star Wars is so universal that many world religions, from Adventism to Zoroastrianism, have found their beliefs reflected in the movie. Things become complicated in Adventism, for a lot of Adventists believe his writings exhibit the ‘spirit of prophecy.’ I present the basic Adventist narrative through outlining how Adventism has traditionally linked the sabbath and eschatology. But many of the congregation recognise that village life does not fit easily with the demands of Adventism. After the Civil War, Adventism expanded across the United States, flourishing especially in the West. Definition of Adventist in US English: Adventist nounˈædˌvɛn(t)əstˈadˌven(t)əst A member of any of various Christian sects emphasizing belief in the imminent second coming of Christ. See also Seventh-Day Adventist Example sentencesExamples Adventists and Mormons spiritualized their rules of healthful living. Over the years, these doctrines have been given more and more of an Evangelical spin by Adventists. Avoiding nicotine and red meat, as Adventists do, is known to be good for your health. Leaders of four main Protestant communities, the Baptists, the Pentecostals, the Full Gospel Church and the Adventists, are planning a press conference to express their concerns later today. Groups that promote nonsmoking as part of their religion, such as Mormons and Seventh-day Adventists, have much lower rates of lung cancer and other smoking-related cancers. This chief sought out Adventists because they taught people to read and sing in English. Very few Adventists and no Jehovah's Witnesses played an active role in communal life and decisions. Are the Seventh day Adventists and the Quakers just influences, like the blues or country traditions sampled here? Numerous other denominations have since entered the field, including New Pentecostals, Adventists, and the New Apostolic Church. Seventh-day Adventists support non-combatancy for its members who serve in the military. Seventh-Day Adventists believe that sabbath observance represents the ‘seal of God.’ Since World War II, Protestant sects such as Evangelists, Adventists, and Baptists have competed with the Catholic Church for congregations. Since the 1980s, Protestant religions have been attracting more followers, especially Evangelists and Adventists, and to a lesser degree, Mormons. The other eight to ten percent was made up of smaller denominations including the Byzantine Catholics, Jews, Baptists, and Adventists. The Adventists also reserve the right to halt funeral services or burials if the rules of conduct are breached by mourners. Decades later the island was visited by other white folk who discovered that all the natives had become Seventh-day Adventists. These examples include the Pentecostal Church, The Union of Baptist Churches and The Christian Adventist Church. At present, about 90 percent of the population are Catholics while the other 10 percent belong to Protestant faiths, the most important being Evangelists, Adventists, and Mormons.
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