-
those holding Darby's 'connexional' view,
became known as "Exclusive" or "
Darbyite" Brethren.[citation needed] Darby's
circular on 26
August 1848, cutting...
- the
dominant figure among the Exclusives, who also came to be
known as "
Darbyite" Brethren. He made at
least 5
missionary journeys to
North America between...
- the
Plymouth Brethren Darbyite dispensationalists. However,
classic (Pauline) dispensationalism's
earliest teachers (
Darbyite) were the
source for J...
- Plymouth" and were soon
simply called "Plymouth Brethren".[when?] The term
Darbyites is also used,[when?]
especially when
describing the
Exclusive branch which...
-
personally applying to
their individual faith and conduct. The
exclusive Darbyites "became more and more
introverted and
mystical as the
years p****ed", while...
-
British theologian,
leader of the
Plymouth Brethren,
founder of the
Darbyites and
translator of the
Darby Bible Joseph Darby,
American military policeman...
-
Although he was
labelled as an evil-doer and a
false teacher by the
Darbyites,
other people view
Newton as the John
Calvin of the 19th
century and believe...
- not
contain hymns addressing the Holy
Spirit in line with
traditional Darbyite teaching.
Foreign language editions have
developed and
continued in their...
-
Swedenborgianism 8762-8785
Pentecostal churches 8799-8809
Plymouth Brethren.
Darbyites 8901-9225 Presbyterianism.
Calvinistic Methodism 9301-9359 Puritanism...
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capital city; they were
later joined by
Romanian converts. Also
known as "
Darbyites"
after John
Nelson Darby, the
British 19th
century founder of
their movement...
