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1888
Re-examined—revised and updated by the original
authors, Robert J. Wieland and Donald K. Short. The story
of a century of confrontation between God and His people.
- A
New Look at God's Law—How the Ten Commandments Become Good
News
Believe how "I am the Lord your God who
has already (historical past tense) brought you out of Egypt,
out of the house of bondage," and His Ten Commandments
metamorphose before your eyes into assurances of blessings.
- Righteousness
by Faith and the Cleansing of the Sanctuary—An
outline study explaining why this subject is so important.
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The
Knocking at the Door — There is a neglected
but essential preparation to make before the final outpouring
of the Holy Spirit in the Later Rain can possibly come.
There must be something in the Laodicean message which we
have not understood or received.
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What
Did Christ Accomplish On His Cross — The
1888 message recognizes that on His cross Christ legally
justified the entire human race and won for "all men"
a "verdict of acquittal" that reversed the "condemnation"
"in Adam." But the sinner may choose to resist
and reject what Christ has already given him, and thus elect
to be lost.
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Taking
the Deadlock Out of Wedlock — or, How to Live
With an Ornery Spouse
Sometimes what appears to be orneriness is a spouse leads
to misunderstandings. A sincere effort to understand how
the opposite sex thinks usually makes this kind of "orneriness"
evaporate. (PDF)
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Ten
Gospel Truths - that make the 1888 message unique.
Christ has already accomplished something for every human
being. God's gracious love is so strong and persistent that
the sinner must resist it in order to be lost. It is actually
easy to be saved and hard to be lost if one understands
and believes how good the Good News is. A misunderstanding
of God's character causes us to think He is trying to hide
from us. In seeking us, Christ came all the way to where
we are, taking upon Himself "the likeness of sinful
flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh." (Includes
many Bible references,
as well as what A.T.
Jones, E.J.
Waggoner, and Ellen
G. White actually taught on the subject)
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Have
we followed cunningly devised fables? An often
neglected aspect of Daniel 8:11-13.
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Has
Christ rejected or forsaken the organized Seventh-day Adventist
church?
A study of mello in the book of Revelation
and its use in the message to Laodicea.
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1888:
A Brief Look At the History and Content of the Message.
Section two of two documented essays.
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Psalm
22 and the atonement. Psalm 22 is a transcript
as if there were a stenographer present at Calvary. This
stenographer took down the thoughts that Jesus had — His
prayer.
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Justification
and Righteousness by Faith:
A Comparison of
Three Contrasting Views (PDF)
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The
popular Sunday-keeping churches
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Contemporary
Seventh-day Adventist
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The
1888 Message as brought by Jones and Waggoner and endorsed
by Ellen White
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Are
we amusing ourselves to death? The Romans did.
Are we really much different today?
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A
New Look at God's Law: How the Ten Commandments become GOOD
NEWS. This breath of fresh air lifts loads
from your heart.
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In
Search of the Treasure of Faith Praise be to
Allah, Lord of the worlds, the Beneficent, the Merciful,
Owner of the day of judgment. Thee (alone) we worship: Thee
(alone) we ask for help. Show us the straight path, the
path of those whom Thou hast favoured—not (the path) of
those who earn Thy anger nor of those who go astray.