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The Origin, Development, and History of the Norwegian Seventh-Day Adventist Church from the 1840S to 1889" (2010)
Andrews University Digital Commons @ Andrews University Dissertations Graduate Research 2010 The Origin, Development, and History of the Norwegian Seventh- day Adventist Church from the 1840s to 1889 Bjorgvin Martin Hjelvik Snorrason Andrews University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/dissertations Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, and the History of Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Snorrason, Bjorgvin Martin Hjelvik, "The Origin, Development, and History of the Norwegian Seventh-day Adventist Church from the 1840s to 1889" (2010). Dissertations. 144. https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/dissertations/144 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate Research at Digital Commons @ Andrews University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Andrews University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Thank you for your interest in the Andrews University Digital Library of Dissertations and Theses. Please honor the copyright of this document by not duplicating or distributing additional copies in any form without the author’s express written permission. Thanks for your cooperation. ABSTRACT THE ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT, AND HISTORY OF THE NORWEGIAN SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FROM THE 1840s TO 1887 by Bjorgvin Martin Hjelvik Snorrason Adviser: Jerry Moon ABSTRACT OF GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH Dissertation Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Title: THE ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT, AND HISTORY OF THE NORWEGIAN SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FROM THE 1840s TO 1887 Name of researcher: Bjorgvin Martin Hjelvik Snorrason Name and degree of faculty adviser: Jerry Moon, Ph.D. Date completed: July 2010 This dissertation reconstructs chronologically the history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Norway from the Haugian Pietist revival in the early 1800s to the establishment of the first Seventh-day Adventist Conference in Norway in 1887. -
Ruka Sprint Classic
PRE-COMPETITION FACTS RUKA TRIPLE, FIN Stage 1: Ladies‘ / Men‘s Sprint Classic COMPETITION COURSE Ladies: 1,4 km Men: 1,4 km Bonus seconds: WEATHER FORECAST LADIES For the 10th season in a row, Ruka will host the first sprint event of the World Cup calendar (2008-2017). Marit Bjørgen (NOR) has won four of the previous 11 sprint World Cup events in Ruka (all classic style), most of all athletes and one more than Petra Majdic (SLO). Bjørgen's four sprint World Cup wins in Ruka, are joint-most for her at a single venue along with Lahti and Düsseldorf. Bjørgen is on five podium finishes in sprint World Cup events in Ruka, joint- most along with Majdic. Bjørgen has only recorded more sprint World Cup podium finishes in Davos (6) than in Ruka (5). Stina Nilsson (SWE) has won the last three sprint World Cup events (free and classic) and could become the first non-Norwegian to claim four victories in a row since Majdic in 2009. Nilsson has won each of the last five sprint World Cup events she participated in. The last time she failed to claim victory was in the sprint free in Davos on 11 December 2016 (31st). On 26 November 2016, Nilsson won the sprint classic in Ruka, her first ever World Cup victory in classic style. Only Maiken Caspersen Falla (NOR, 10) has claimed more sprint World Cup wins since the start of 2014/15 than Nilsson (9). Last season's sprint World Cup winner Falla has reached the podium in 14 of her last 15 sprint World Cup appearances with a 31st-place finish in Drammen (classic style) on 8 March as the only exception. -
Le Traitement Médiatique Des Sports D'hiver : Approche Comparée France/Pays Scandinaves
ÉCOLE DU JOURNALISME Mastère 2 Journalisme Sportif *** LE TRAITEMENT MÉDIATIQUE DES SPORTS D’HIVER : APPROCHE COMPARÉE FRANCE/PAYS SCANDINAVES Mémoire présenté et soutenu par M. Florian Burgaud *** Année universitaire 2019/2020 REMERCIEMENTS Je remercie chaleureusement Christophe Colette qui m’a aiguillé pendant mes recherches. Je remercie aussi toutes les personnes qui m’ont aidé, de près ou de loin, pour la rédaction de ce mémoire. Un immense merci aux journalistes et aux autres personnes qui ont accepté de répondre à mes questions, à mes interrogations sur le traitement médiatique des sports d’hiver en France et dans les pays scandinaves. Un grand merci, donc, à tous : Nils Christian Mangelrød, Marcus Lindqvist, Viljam Brodahl, Jean-Pierre Bidet, Marc Ventouillac, Franck Lacroix, Sverker Sörlin et Nicolas Mayer. Merci aussi à Arne Idland pour son aide sur le Blink Festival. Merci à tous pour la confiance que vous m’avez accordée. Merci, enfin, à l’École Du Journalisme de Nice de m’avoir permis d’écrire ce mémoire sur un sujet s’insérant parfaitement dans mon projet professionnel. 1 RÉSUMÉ Lors de chaque édition des Jeux olympiques d’hiver, les audiences mesurées par Médiamétrie sont incroyablement élevées – jusqu’à 16 millions de personnes en 1992 pour le programme court féminin de patinage artistique. En partant du constat que les Français aiment les sports d’hiver mais qu’ils sont quasiment invisibles dans le paysage médiatique, à part le biathlon depuis quelques années, nous avons réalisé une approche comparée avec le traitement que les médias scandinaves font des sports d’hiver. Là-bas, les fondeurs et les hockeyeurs, notamment, sont de véritables stars traquées par les journalistes et les sports blancs font la une des journaux toute l’année. -
Lysebotn Opp Menn Senior Startliste Lysebotn 02.08.2018
Lysebotn Opp menn senior Startliste Lysebotn 02.08.2018 Menn senior Start nr. Navn Klubb Land Tid Brikkenr 1 Martin Johnsrud Sundby Røa IL 15.30.00 3648 2 Alex Harvey CAN 15.30.00 3650 3 Johannes Thingnes Bø Markane IL 15.30.00 3652 4 Maurice Manificat FRA 15.30.00 3654 5 Hans Christer Holund Lyn Ski 15.30.00 3656 6 Andrejs Rastorgujevs LAT 15.30.00 3658 7 Simen Hegstad Krüger Lyn Ski 15.30.00 3660 8 Denis Spitsov RUS 15.30.00 3662 9 Lars Helge Birkeland Birkenes IL 15.30.00 3664 10 Sjur Røthe Voss IL 15.30.00 3666 11 Sergey Ustiugov RUS 15.30.00 3668 12 Henrik L'Abée-Lund Engerdal SP.kl. 15.30.00 3670 13 Francesco De Fabiani ITA 15.30.00 3672 14 Fredrik Lindstroem SWE 15.30.00 3674 15 Jean Marc Gaillard FRA 15.30.00 3676 16 Erlend Øvereng BjøntegaardIL Bevern 15.30.00 3678 17 Clement Parisse FRA 15.30.00 3680 18 Evgeniy Belov RUS 15.30.00 3682 19 Jesper Nelin SWE 15.30.00 3684 20 Adrien Backscheider FRA 15.30.00 3686 21 Artem Maltsev RUS 15.30.00 3688 22 Simon Fourcade FRA 15.30.00 3690 23 Damien Tarantola FRA 15.30.00 3692 24 Simen Andreas Sveen Ring IL 15.30.00 3694 25 Sebastian Samuelsson SWE 15.30.00 3696 26 Jules Lapierre FRA 15.30.00 3698 27 Ivan Kirillov RUS 15.30.00 3700 28 Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen Geilo IL 15.30.00 3702 29 Jean Tiberghien FRA 15.30.00 3704 30 Irineu Esteve Altimiras AND 15.30.00 3706 31 Torstein Stenersen SWE 15.30.00 3708 32 Per Kristian Nygård Vestre Spone IF 15.30.00 3710 33 Morten Eide Pedersen Lillehammer Skiklub 15.30.00 3712 34 Martin Ponsiluoma SWE 15.30.00 3714 35 Eivind Romberg Kvaale Høydalsmo IL -
Fairbanks: Mat-Su: Eagle River
D ECEMBER 2 017, VOL .1 9, N O . 3 ANCHORAGE: So many memories: NSAA Photo Contest 4 EAGLE RIVER: Youthful enthusiasm from skiers, volunteers 9 MAT-SU: Twice the racing fun with Icicle Double 10 FAIRBANKS: Wax up and explore the Trails Challenge 16 BONUS SECTION! Visit anchoragenordicski. com/newsletter/ for four extra pages of fun photos, Olympic athlete profiles and Alaska Nordic news! Anchorage . 2 Eagle River . 9 Fairbanks . 14 Girdwood . 11 PHOTO BY ANDY KUBIC Kachemak . 12 Mat-Su. 10 2 DECEMBER 2017 203 W. 15th Ave., #204 Anchorage, Alaska, 99501 Phone — 276-7609 Fax — 258-7609 Anchorage Nordic Skier Hotline — 248-6667 [email protected] Newsletter Of The Nordic Skiing Association Of Anchorage, Inc. BOARD MEMBERS Snow on the ground, skiers on the trails PRESIDENT Joey Caterinichio VICE PRESIDENT Sara Miller Message from NSAA staff and Board of Directors SECRETARY Josh Niva ‘Tis the season for Nordic skiing! dreds of kids and coaches are canvas- – you won’t want to miss it! Along TREASURER We are excited that December wel- ing Anchorage’s trails each night, with Santa’s elves, Nordic volunteers Karl Garber MEMBERS comes us with snow on the ground, staying active and healthy. are also working especially hard this Molly Brown Alex Grumman both manmade and the natural kind. Our December issue of the Nordic season prepping for a big event: U.S. Elizabeth Arnold Snowmaking guns at Kincaid Park Skier is packed with great stories Nationals starting January 3 at Kin- Mike Miller Tim Miller got a lot of skiers excited in early and updates including the unveil- caid Park. -
Artist Møyfrid Hveding Paints Norway
(Periodicals postage paid in Seattle, WA) TIME-DATED MATERIAL — DO NOT DELAY Entertainment Sports Portrait of a Norwegian tremulous era « Kunsten er verdens nattevakt. » handball champs Read more on page 15 – Odd Nerdrum Read more on page 5 Norwegian American Weekly Vol. 127 No. 1 January 8, 2016 Established May 17, 1889 • Formerly Western Viking and Nordisk Tidende $2.00 per copy Artist Møyfrid Hveding paints Norway VICTORIA HOFMO Brooklyn, N.Y. The mist envelops you, as the waves song. Instead of sound, Hveding uses paint mal school, she has been taking lessons from Møyfrid Hveding: I live in a small, idyl- gently bob your rowboat. The salty bite of to take you to that place. some of Norway’s best artists. She has also lic town called Drøbak, close to Oslo. We the sea seeps into your nostrils. You are tiny Hveding was a professional lawyer who studied art in Provence. try to convince the world that Santa Claus in the midst of this vast craggy-gray coast. decided to do something completely different: Her work was recently featured in the lives here. But originally I come from a This is not a description of a trip to Nor- to follow her passion rather than what was Norwegian American Weekly’s Christmas small place called Ballangen up in the north way but rather a description of a painting of practical. You only need to view one of her Gift Guide. Editor Emily C. Skaftun was in- of Norway, close to Narvik. My hometown the country by the very talented artist Møy- paintings to know she made the right decision. -
FIS Cross-Country World Cup Quebec City to Host World's Elite Cross
PRESS RELEASE For immediate release FIS Cross-Country World Cup Quebec City to host world’s elite cross-country skiers again in 2019 and 2020 Quebec City, Friday, October 6, 2017 – News doesn’t get any fresher than this! With the annual FIS (International Ski Federation) Technical Committee and FIS Cross-Country Committee meetings still underway in Zurich, it has just been confirmed that the FIS Cross-Country World Cup Finals will be coming back to Canada in March 2019 and 2020. “It’s a huge step forward for Quebec City to cement its place on the calendar for two years in a row, said FIS Race Director Pierre Mignerey. “We should stress, though, that the entire race calendars for both years are subject to FIS Council approval this November.” All bets, therefore, are on the world’s elite cross-country skiers taking the Plains of Abraham by storm from March 22 to 24, 2019. “The format of the 2020 event is yet to be confirmed, but the 2019 competition will be the same as what we saw in March this year,” added Gestev President, Patrice Drouin from his seat at the FIS meetings. That means it’s going to be all hands on deck for Quebec Winter Events Corporation and event producer Gestev in the next few months as preparation begins for these world-class events. The most recent FIS Cross-Country World Cup Finals attracted more than 60,000 people to Quebec City’s Plains of Abraham in March 2017 and the event was voted the top stop on the World Cup circuit last season, according to an FIS survey. -
NM PÅ SKI 2008 LANGRENN Menn Senior 15+15 Km Pursuit OFFISIELLE RESULTATER
NM PÅ SKI 2008 LANGRENN Menn senior 15+15 km Pursuit OFFISIELLE RESULTATER Trondheim 02.02.2008 STARTTID 14:15:00 Granåsen Skistadion SLUTTID 15:42:00 Rennkomite Løypeinformasjon 3,75 km K 3,75 km F Teknisk delegert: Geir Mauseth Høydeforskjell (HD): 75 64 m Assisterende TD: Kolbjørn Thun Maksimal klatring (MC): 62 42 m Rennleder: Erik Andresen Total klatring (TC): 130 138 m Rundelengde: 3750 3750 m Løypesjef: Øyvind Rånes Antall runder: 4 4 Pl Nr Fiscode Navn/Klubb Team 15,0 km Fri Total Diff. Fispkt Morten Eilifsen 1 9 3420160 38.35,9 (5) 34.33,3 (2) 1.13.09,2 0.0 15,00 Henning Skilag Team Trøndelag Martin Johnsrud Sundby 2 8 3420228 38.25,3 (2) 34.56,0 (4) 1.13.21,3 +12.1 18,86 Røa IL Team Manpower Petter Northug 3 4 3420239 38.42,5 (6) 35.00,3 (6) 1.13.42,9 +33.6 25,73 Strindheim IL - Ski Eldar Rønning 4 3 3420036 38.26,8 (4) 35.19,8 (10) 1.13.46,6 +37.3 26,93 Skogn IL Chris Andre Jespersen 5 38 3420009 38.48,2 (9) 34.59,3 (5) 1.13.47,6 +38.3 27,24 Byåsen IL Team Manpower Kristen Skjeldal 6 14 1029461 38.47,0 (8) 35.00,6 (8) 1.13.47,6 +38.4 27,25 Bulken IL Simen Håkon Østensen 7 5 3420199 38.25,3 (3) 35.36,9 (15) 1.14.02,3 +53.0 31,93 Fossum IF Ronny Andre Hafsås 8 24 3420283 39.51,6 (17) 34.18,7 (1) 1.14.10,3 +1.01.0 34,49 Stårheim IL Geir Ludvig Aasen Ouren 9 10 1262358 39.24,7 (12) 34.53,0 (3) 1.14.17,7 +1.08.5 36,86 Oddersjaa SSK Sirdal Ski Langrenn Petter Eliassen 10 21 3420280 39.27,0 (13) 35.00,3 (7) 1.14.27,4 +1.18.1 39,92 Byaasen Skiklub Team Trøndelag Tord Asle Gjerdalen 11 7 3420023 39.23,2 (11) 35.25,7 (12) 1.14.48,9 +1.39.6 -
Cross-Country Skiing Men’S and Women’S Men’S 30-Km (15-Km Men’S 4X10-Km Relay Women’S 30-Km Venue
CROSS-COUNTRY SCHEDULE » Day 4 » Day 8 » Day 11 » Day 14 » Day 17 Monday, Feb. 15 Friday, Feb. 19 Monday, Feb. 22 Thursday, Feb. 25 Sunday, Feb. 28 Women’s 10-km Women’s 15-km Men’s and women’s Women’s 4x5-km relay Men’s 50-km individual pursuit (7.5-km classic, team sprint *11:30-1:05 p.m. mass start *10-11:15 a.m. 7.5-km free) 10:45-12:20 p.m. *9:30-12:15 p.m. *1-1:50 p.m. Men’s 15-km individual *1-1:45 p.m. Six men’s events and *12:30-2 p.m. six women’s events will be contested over » Day 6 » Day 9 » Day 13 » Day 16 nine days at the 2010 Wednesday, Feb. 17 Saturday, Feb. 20 Wednesday, Feb. 24 Saturday, Feb. 27 cross-country skiing Men’s and women’s Men’s 30-km (15-km Men’s 4x10-km relay Women’s 30-km venue. sprint classic classic,15-km free) *11:15-1:10 p.m. mass start 10:15-11 a.m. *1:30-3 p.m. *11:45-1:45 p.m. *Indicates medal event *12:30-2 p.m. DECONSTRUCTING THE GAMES CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING: Nordic passion An event with a long Olympic history, this sport is all about variety. Canwest News Service writer Mike Beamish explains: THE COURSE Classic or freestyle Canadian Olympic team member Devon Classic technique Kershaw explains the differences between Free technique the classic and freestyle ski techniques: N CLASSIC:“The classic technique is the one most people conjure in their head,” 00.1km.1km Kershaw says.“It’s very much like linear 2 km running.All your energy is going forward in a linear motion.” 1 km Classical skis are longer than freestyle skis (typically 205-210 cm for men and 195- 200 cm for women).They have a sticky substance in the middle for grip and are 3 km designed with more pronounced tips. -
The Know Norwaybook
International and Comparative Studies in Education and Public Information Norway is a country of winter darkness and midnight sun, advanced technology, small towns and a few cities. It has a big The Know NORWAY Book government sector, free education and Background for Understanding the Country and Its People health services, and a modern and dynamic private sector. Pakistan and Afghanistan Edition Norway is home to large communities of Pakistani, Afghan and other immigrants and refugees. Norway is one of the world’s richest and most egalitarian societies. The country’s beauty has made tourism a major income-earner, and fishing, shipping and shipbuilding industries are still important. In the last generation, North Sea oil and gas production has made Norway one of the world’s largest oil exporters – and the Norwegians are now nicknamed “the blue-eyed sheikhs”. PRINTED IN PAKISTAN Mr.Books Atle Hetland Mr.Books Sang-e-Meel Sang-e-Meel The Know NORWAY Book Background for Understanding the Country and Its People Pakistan and Afghanistan Edition Atle Hetland Published in 2010 by Mr. Books Publishers and Booksellers, Islamabad, Pakistan www.mrbook.com.pk ISBN 969-516-166-9 This book, or part thereof, may not be reproduced in print or electronlic form without the permission from the author. Sections may, however, be reproduced for internal use by educational and research institutions and organizations, with reference given to the book. Copyright © Atle Hetland 2010 All rights reserved Author: Atle Hetland English Language and Editorial Consultant: Fiona Torrens-Spence Graphic Artist and Design: Salman Beenish Views expressed and analyses in this publication are those of the author. -
Summary: Per Kristian Aschim: Dominant Religion in the Christian State. the State Theory Discourse on Religion and State with A
Summary: Per Kristian Aschim: Dominant religion in the Christian state. The state theory discourse on religion and state with a view to Norwegian politics of religion in the 1840s. The thesis' overall objective is to identify state theory ideas that can help explain the Norwegian politics of religion in the 1840s to 1851, a policy that combined a certain religious freedom, maintenance of a state religion, and marginal space for ecclesiastical autonomy. Earlier research has interpreted Norwegian politics of religion in the 19th century partly based on contemporary church law theories, and partly based on the principle of religious freedom. The continuity of the state religion has been perceived as a conservative continuation of the confessional state of the era of absolutism. This dissertation will examine state theoretical thought on the relationship between religion and state from around 1770 to the 1840s, and its significance for the politics of religion in Norway until approximately 1850. The main sources are Norwegian and Danish literature on legal and state theory, including literature that interprets the Constitution's provisions on religion. The constitutional and state philosophical discourse on religion and state has not been systematically investigated in the Norwegian (and Danish-Norwegian) setting for the period the dissertation covers. The question of religion and state is discussed in several disciplines. The dissertation takes its academic starting point in church history, but it also refers to legal history, political history and history of ideas, historical political science, constitutional law and ecclesiastical law. The work on the Norwegian constitution of 1814 forms an important prerequisite for the changes in the politics of religion of the 1840s. -
Toblacher “Wall of Fame”
TOBLACHER “WALL OF FAME” Die "Wall of Fame" von Toblach ist voller Champions, und wenn man in der „Goldliste“ zurückkehrt, sieht man eine Eliteliste, die bezugnehmend auf den Sieg von Arianna Follis bei der ersten Tour de Ski in Toblach im nächsten Jahr, mit etwas italienischer Zufriedenheit, ergänzt werden wird. Ausgehend von den Damen wurde 2018 die 10km in freier Technik der Tour de Ski von der Russin Natalia Nepryaeva gewonnen, begleitet vom Sprintsieg der Schwedin Stina Nilsson. Im Jahr 2017 fanden eine Reihe von Weltcup-Rennen mit Siegen der legendären Marit Bjoergen, Charlotte Kalla, einer der jüngsten Siegerinnen in der Geschichte der Tour de Ski, Natalia Matveeva und Yulia Belorukova im Sprint-Team und Matveeva im Sprint statt. Das Jahr 2017 war auch eine "Tour de Ski" mit einer 5km langen Strecke in freier Technik, die der U.S. amerikanischen Jessica Diggins vorbehalten war, die 2016 bei derselben Art von Herausforderung bereits zu ihrem Schlag ausgeholt hatte. In den Jahren 2015 und 2014 gingen die Siege an die Norweger, mit Therese Johaug und Maiken Caspersen Falla in der Weltmeisterschaft und sogar vier aufeinanderfolgende Erfolge von Bjoergen, zwei in der Tour de Ski und zwei im Weltcup. Astrid Jacobsen Uhrenholdt der “norge-Truppe“, brillierte auch in einem Rennen von 15km in freier Technik, wobei die polnische Meisterin Justyna Kowalczyk 2013 die Siege bei der Toblacher Tour de Ski in klassischer und freier Technik übernahm. Im Jahr 2012 holte Marit Bjoergen Superstar, weitere drei aufeinanderfolgende Erfolge (15km freie Technik - Sprint - 3 km klassische Technik), wobei sich die Norwegerin mit der Polin Kowalczyk abwechselte, welche 2011 die 15km in freier Technik gewann.