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Which Version Can We Trust?
Part One - A Divine Hand Guiding The history of modern language translations of the New Testament is fascinating and yet sometimes poorly understood. What happened to the original New Testament writings as they came from the hands of the apostles? What types of witnesses to the New Testament are ...
Biblical Doctrine of Inspiration and Authority
In the preface of his book, God Our Contemporary, J. B. Phillips makes this incisive observation on our times: Ours is a God-starved community. There is little real moral authority, because no ultimate Authority is known or acknowledged. Since there is no accepted standard of values beyond the ...
Response To: “The Investigative Judgment: A Bible Based Doctrine?”
Introduction This article summarizes some of the more recent attacks to the Adventist doctrine of the sanctuary by persons who formerly worked for the church. Two specific individuals are mentioned and quoted throughout this document, namely Desmond Ford and Raymond F. Cottrell. Neither of them r...
The Theology of Divine Judgment in the Bible
The biblical concept of judgment is a major theme in Scripture permeating both the Old and the New Testaments. The topic of judgment has many facets and aspects that call for attention. The expectation of judgment is present in both Testaments and our study will survey major aspects of this theme...
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View allThe Oxford Handbook of Seventh-day Adventism
The publication of the 605-page Oxford Handbook of Seventh-day Adventism (2024) is, in itself, a noteworthy accomplishment that deserves special recognition and attention among Adventists. This is especially the case as this volume is among the Oxford Handbook series. Although written primari...
Theology of Flesh and Bones
Editor: Elias Brasil de Souza (Silver Spring, MD: Biblical Research Institute, 2025). Theology of Flesh and Bones traces the journey of the human body from the dust of Eden to its ultimate transformation in glory. It is not theology reserved for scholars. This book speaks thoughtfully to anyone w...
Do the Wicked Burn Forever in Hell?*
“These will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.”— Matthew 25:46 ESV This text uses the word “eternal” twice. The first time it is applied to the punishment of the wicked, and the second time it refers to the eternal life of the righteous. If “eternal life” means ...