Within our Trinitarian Adventist believers, there seems to be some confusion when it comes to distinguishing the personality of God the Father and His Son,
Following article is a compilation of Spirit of Prophecy in an attempt to better understand and to draw some pertinent correlations between Christ’s divine nature
READERS BE AWARE I came across a post on the “Official Advent Defense League Training and Discussion Group” from Facebook, misattributing Ellen White as being
Responding to correspondence between William Fagal (Associate Director Ellen G. White Estate) and an anonymous correspondent, taken from the Ellen White Estateâs website, pertaining to the pronouns Ellen White used for the Holy Spirit.
By Paul Chung
According to Seventh-day Adventist Fundamental Beliefs #2, it is stated, “God [according to its belief is made up of 3 divine beings-Father, Son and the Holy Spirit] is immortal, all-powerful, All-KNOWING, above all, and ever present..â
By Paul Chung
Charles Longacre presents a unique idea about how Christ eternal existence may be compatible with his begetting.
Originally published on end-times-prophecy.org adopted and edited by As It Reads
We all know that Sunday laws are on the statute books of America, and many Seventh-day Adventists are waiting for the Sunday law to be enforced in fulfillment of the mark of the beast in Revelation 13. But what the majority of Seventh-day Adventists don’t realize, is that attached to the Sunday law bills was another ‘religious’ law concerning the Trinity.
Too many miss Christâs real presence in the Old Testament narrative. Or many are unclear as to how to properly distinguish the theophanies, whether they are of the Father or the Son. Thus, the focus of this article is to provide some clarity on the matter.
By Paul Chung
One of the main criticisms from the modern trinitarian Adventists of the pioneersâ non-trinitarian position is the idea that, if Jesus is the literal pre-incarnate begotten Son then, it denigrates the divinity of Christ and that to be literally begotten would effectively make Christ a created being. Based on some of the data, it appears that the church back then faced similar objections.
By the Rev. Samuel T. Spear D. D.
The following article, The Bible Doctrine of the Trinity (aka âThe Subordination of Christâ), was written by a Presbyterian minister named the Rev. Samuel Thayer Spear D.D. (1812-1891). It was first published in âThe New York Independentâ in 1889, then 3 years later in 1892, it was adopted by the Seventh-day Adventist church and was included in the church âBible Students Library.â
