A groundbreaking new book has just been published by the Biblical Research Institute entitled Toward a Theology of the Remnant: An Adventist Ecclesiological Perspective. “This is the first full theological and exegetical study of the remnant as it applies to Adventist ecclesiology,” says Ángel Manuel Rodríguez, the book’s editor. “It is so important that every Adventist should read it.” The book retails for $10, including shipping and handling.

Nine Adventist scholars examine the remnant from a biblical and theological perspective, wrestling with such difficult questions as: Is there a coherent theology of the remnant in Scripture? Did Jesus gather a remnant? and Is there a remnant outside of Christianity? Four of the book’s eleven chapters deal with various aspects of the remnant in the book of Revelation and an additional chapter examines the remnant theme in the writings of Ellen G. White. There is also a concluding essay on “God’s End-Time Remnant and the Christian Church” by the editor. This volume constitutes the first in the series “Studies in Adventist Ecclesiology.” Including scriptural and thematic indexes it is more than 250 pages in length. The complete table of contents and details for ordering can be found on the BRI website at www.adventistbiblicalresearch.org.