Emerging in 1930 from within the Seventh-day Adventist denomination ("the church of the Laodiceans"), the Davidian Seventh-day Adventist Association has ever been committed to the prophetic work (predicted in Isaiah 52:1) of preparing the Laodicean church,"…

“Davidian Seventh-day Adventists believe that the Seventh-day Adventist church was ordained of heaven and charged with a special message for the world but in the course of time she permitted herself to grow self-complacent, lukewarm, and careless in discharging her sacred responsibilities.

If the 144,000 is symbolic of millions, then it would mean that it is not so exclusive. It would suggest that much of the church would more than likely be saved. If it is literal, then it would indicate that only144,000 living saints from the church will be saved…

The fact that you have gone this far, may just mean that you are willing to at least give fairness a try. History may not be the most important aspect of our treatise, but before delving into the doctrines, one of the very important questions we must answer...

The Committee on Defense Literature of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists*, as with numerous others like it, insist that: “The Shepherd’s Rod theory that the separation between the good and the bad, as foretold in the parable of the wheat…

One of the questions that sooner or later comes up is, how can Adventists be around to persecute their own brethren during the time of the Mark of the Beast decree when they are all dead from the slaughter of Ezekiel Nine? 

“God communed with Enoch through angels and gave him divine instruction. He made known to him that he would not always bear with man in his rebellion—that his purpose was to destroy the sinful race by bringing a flood of waters upon the earth.” “Through holy angels God revealed to...

The entire purpose of the Rod’s message is to relate information particularly vital to every Seventh-day Adventist. It simply is a biblical, educational ministry. As a rule, Rod adherents do not worship separately. They instead worship with local congregations. Many of them helped...

To many church members, a message from God should not create schism. A true message from God should unite church not divide.. The fact, they say, that The Shepherd’s Rod message creates controversy and separation is clear evidence that it is false.