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History of Doctrinal Development
in the Worldwide Church of God
Articles and papers |
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Item |
Where information can be found |
The Doctrinal Heritage of the Church of God in the Nineteenth Century | Background to the restoration or origin of many doctrines |
Chart showing origin of various doctrines |
Several pages of information summarised in chart form |
Born Again | A process culminating in the resurrection. The Born Again Teaching, pages 7-21 |
Captivity Doctrine (Ezekiel's Message) | Just What do you Mean "Ezekiel's Message"? pages 5-8 |
Church Eras | Pages 2-4 of the linked article |
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How the doctrine changed over the years |
Fair Chance and Last Great Day |
Pages 20-22 of the linked article |
Feast of Tabernacles observance in the Radio/Worldwide Church of God | Pages 5-6 of the linked article |
Hebrew Calendar |
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Human Potential and God Family | Herbert W Armstrong – Man of God, pages 46-48 |
The doctrine about the identity of the 'lost' tribes of Israel | The 'lost' tribes of Israel doctrine gradually entered the Church and was promoted in a major way by the Worldwide Church of God |
The German-Assyrian connection | How did the Church of God come to accept the Assyrian origin of the Germans and their place in history? |
The Turk-Edomite connection | The Church came to believe that the Turks, in the main, descend from Edom. How did this doctrine enter the Church? |
Pentecost - Historical changes |
How the Church changed from Sivan 6 to Monday to Sunday observance |
Place of Safety | Pages 1-2 of the linked article |
Rank of Apostle - how it came about in the 1950s | Was Peter the Leading Apostle? pages 14-17 |
Third Resurrection | Page 4 of the linked article |
Wednesday Crucifixion & Saturday Resurrection |
This doctrine was believed by a number of researchers and theologians in the 19th and 20th century |
Various other doctrines |
These are discussed in
Herbert W Armstrong – Man of God
and
Doctrinal Heritage of the Church of God in the
Nineteenth Century |
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