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Bacchiocchi summarizes and updates his extensive research by presenting four basic reasons for his belief in the permanence of the principle and practice of Sabbath keeping in the New Testament.
Its Theme and Role in Archaeological Discussions. Dissertation.
What significance, if any does the year 1844 and the oft attacked events surrounding it have for Christian today? Is there a way to make sense of the confusing maze of beasts, dates, and kingdoms in Daniel?
Volume 5 of the Conflict of the Ages series carries the story of the controversy between God and Satan to its ultimate and glorious conclusion.
Patriarchs and Prophets, Prophets and Kings, The Desire of Ages, Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing, Christ’s Object Lessons, The Acts of the Apostles, The Great Controversy and Steps to Christ, in one single volume.
During the 70 years of her ministry, Ellen White was called upon to speak in just about every imaginable situation.
Here is an intimate glimpse into Ellen White's personal life--her joys and struggles as a wife, mother, friend, and Christian.
This book introduces readers to the fascinating life and role of Ellen White. The author presents a biographical overview of her life and explores the major themes and categories of her works. Especially helpful for new Adventists.
Patriarchs and Prophets is the first volume in the Conflict of the Ages series. It covers the sweeping panorama of human history from the creation of Earth to the reign of Israel's King David.
Volume 2, Prophets and Kings, traces the history of a favored and chosen people, vacillating between allegiance to God and to the gods of the nations around them.
The amazing story of the early Christian believers is told in Volume 4, The Acts of the Apostles.
A collection of 18 readings written between 1881 and1902 on the topic of salvation.
The author offers inspired advice on an often-neglected factor in religion: how to eat for optimum health.
Festschrift für Gerhard Pfandl
So many churches! Why plant more?
