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BRI Releases
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The Sabbath in Post-Reformation England
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The Magisterial Reformers and the Sabbath
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Abortion: Terminating a Pregnancy
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Salvation and Restoration for Israel: The Interpretation of Conditional Prophecy
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The Biblical Concept of God in the Writings of Ellen G. White
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Living Without an Intercessor in the Writings of Ellen G. White
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A Christian Lifestyle: Biblical Foundation and Praxis
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The History of the Seventh-day Sabbath in India Until the Arrival of Seventh-day Adventists
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When Prophecy Repeats Itself: Recapitulation in Revelation
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Daniel 11 and the Islam Interpretation
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Substitutionary Atonement
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God in 3 Persons — in the New Testament
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God in 3 Persons — in the Old Testament
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God in 3 Persons — in Theology
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The Emerging Church and Adventist Ecclesiology
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Historical Confirmation of Prophetic Periods
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Homosexuality, Scripture, and the Church
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Time Prophecies in Daniel 12
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The Nature of Christ: The Soteriological Question
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Israelite Festivals and the Christian Church
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In Christ: Union with Him as Savior and Lord in Paul
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Interpreting The Beast of Revelation 17: A Suggestion
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Is tithing normative for Christians? For some, a cursory look at the passages on tithing shows that in biblical times the tithe functioned primarily to sustain the Levites and priests as their reward for the service of the sanctuary and, therefore, because Jesus’ death brought an end to the sacri...
The Character of God through the Lens of Creation
The Genesis creation account not only explains the origins of the world and humanity; it also offers profound insight into the character of the Creator. At the outset, we should note that the placement of Genesis 1 at the opening of Scripture is profoundly significant. As J. Richard Middleton obs...
Why Didn't Adam and Eve Die Immediately?
Because Adam and Eve did not die on the exact day that they ate of the forbidden fruit, it is sometimes claimed that since one day is with the Lord as a thousand years (2 Pet 3:8) and Adam lived less than a thousand years (Gen 5:5), Adam, therefore, did die within that one-thousand-year “day.” An...