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Arthur P. Adams was born in 1848, possibly the great-grandson of President John Adams. He was a Methodist minister whose independent study of the Scriptures led him to separate from his denomination in 1878. For a short while he was acquainted with Charles Russell, and then with Nelson Barbour. Barbour was purported to have held to "Rellyism" (Universal Reconciliation). Adams disassociated with Russell early in the 1880s. He became associated with John Paton. One source states that "Adams became a significant force among those opposing Zion’s Watch Tower." In 1885 he became the editor of "The Spirit of the Word" published out of Beverly, MA. He published this for at least 22 years (as it was listed in the 1907: A Guide to the Current Periodicals and Serieals of the United States and Canada by H. O. Severance). He published at least one major book, Bible Harmony, first in 1890 by his Bethabah Publishing House Adams was known to have lived and ministered in New York and New Hampshire, as well as his home state of Massachusetts. He died in 1925. |
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The Purposes of God: and the True Basis of Redemption
(#4317) by Arthur P. Adams.
This is a compilation of some of Adams’ smaller works that first appeared in his periodical The Spirit of the Word in 1885. Adams suffered greatly for the truths presented here. The riches found within these pages deserve to be preserved for future generations. Even though Adams wrote over one hundred years ago, in many ways his writings are just as fresh as if they had been written today. 135 page paperback $10.95 |
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Truth Vs. Orthodoxy (#4325) by
Arthur P. Adams
108 pages, paperback, $9.95 |
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