Who is promoting the May 15 claim?
The prediction appears to come from independent promoters, not any official SDA body. Online content (especially TikTok videos from accounts like @timeappointed and related Facebook groups) promotes May 15, 2026, as the date of Christ's return.
They base it on interpretations like aligning Christ's ascension (40 days after resurrection, on Iyar 28 in the Jewish calendar, a Friday/Sabbath) with a matching Gregorian date in 2026, combined with numerical/prophetic "analytics."
This has apparently spread enough in the Northern Davao region (via pamphlets, teachings, or activities) to prompt the local mission's official denial and clarification.
This fits a long historical pattern of date-setting for the Second Coming (which mainstream SDA has long rejected since the 1844 Millerite disappointment era). The statement is a standard denominational response to discourage confusion among members and the public.
May 15 has come and gone, along with the credibility of those making this false claim.
“But of that day and hour knoweth no one, not even the angels of heaven, neither the Son, but the Father only” (Matthew 24:36).
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