2most likely refers to William Miller, American Baptist preacher whose date-setting prophecies sparked the Millerite movement and the 'Great Disappointment' of 1844, ancestral to Seventh-day Adventism
American Baptist preacher who predicted Christ's return for 1844. When nothing happened, his followers called it the Great Disappointment, and some went on to found the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Wēilián Mǐlè shì Měiguó shíjiǔ shìjì de chuánjiàoshì.
William Miller was a 19th-century American preacher.
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culture
The church that grew from his movement is 基督复临安息日会 in Chinese: 复临 'come again', for Christ's return, and 安息日 'Sabbath', as its members rest on Saturday. The short name is 安息日会.
memory
Four characters splitting cleanly into 威廉 ('William') + 米勒 ('Miller'). 米勒 is the universal subtitle rendering of the surname Miller - same characters used for Arthur Miller (the playwright) and Henry Miller (the novelist).