Introduction: Anchored in the Word Amidst Last-Day Storms Amidst earth’s final, turbulent storms, a single, paramount question confronts Seventh-day Adventists: What is our ultimate source of truth and authority? Upon
As an example of what I find to be faulty reasoning from the BRI, I offer the following. On pg 58, in the new book “Revisting the trinity: Biblical, Theological,
See The Most Abused EGW Quote in Adventismn Part 1 HERE There is one last point to make here. Hopefully you have seen, in part 1, how Egw’s quote is
See The Most Abused EGW Quote in Adventismn Part 2 HERE Hello brothers and sisters in Jesus. This op is my opinion regarding what the most abused Egw quote in
The Omega of Apostasy: A spiritualization hermeneutic and making of no effect the Testimony of Jesus via Ellen White. What do I mean by a spiritualization hermeneutic? Well, what
Q: What will happen for all of God’s true people? A: They will come into unity in proclaiming the essential truths that are to be a test in the last
Hello brothers and sisters in Jesus, I have received a request from the brethren to respond to an article from brother Eugene Prewitt. That article is entitled “The Godhead for
Hello friends, I thought you might be edified by a communication that I had with Joel Ridgeway. He was a non-trinitarian who became a trinitarian again and wrote a book
The answer all depends on whom you ask, I suppose, and in what context they are answering. This Sabbath I went to visit a local Adventist church. The people sang
A brief chronicle compilation from SDA periodicals on this verse:“For as the Father hath life in himself; so hath he given to the Son to have life in himself;”
Following is an excerpt from “Deconstructing the three-in-one god doctrine thought process”
The controversy over the Godhead in Seventh-day Adventism at the present time is carried out on a number of levels – Biblical, Spirit of Prophecy, Historical and Rational – both individually, and with overlap. The principal of taking “the weight of evidence” (3T, p. 255) should apply to each of these, but in reality, a true understanding will harmonize all so called “anomalies” which lie outside this weight.
In his video, Doug Batchelor attempts to have people believe that (a) begotten means created, and that (b) Christ, in His pre-existence, was not begotten of God (therefore He is not truly the Son of God), and that (c) Proverbs 8:22-31 is not speaking of Christ.
Fifty-Fifth General Conference Session, on July 11, 1990, 2:00 p.m., baptismal vow was revised, making it decidedly trinitarian. The vote was to revise the SDA Church Manual pg. 44 (1986 edition), “Baptismal Vow and Baptism,” section to read as follows “”1. Do you believe there is one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a unity of three co-eternal Persons?”
Ellen White published “three living persons” twice in 1906. One was in a periodical (The Bible Training School) and the other in a pamphlet (Testimonies for the Church Containing Messages of Warning and Instruction to Seventh-day Adventists) and four times in subsequent publications. She never published “three living personalities”. People today are trying to act as if she did not control her own 1906 publications and are promoting a conspiracy theory that the “three living persons” quote is a corruption. Their theory has no credibility and the evidence is against them.
