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The Battle Over the Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments are hardly breaking news, but a quick glance through the US national media in recent months might indicate otherwise. Not only are the airwaves hot with talk about the Commandments, but the Ten Commandments have even come to the streets of the nation’s capital. A gentleman, l...
The Role of God’s Moral Law, Including Sabbath, in the “New Covenant”
Many Christians today believe and teach that when the “old covenant” of the Old Testament gave way to the “new covenant”/New Testament of Christianity, the entire “old covenant” law became obsolete. Since the seventh day Sabbath was part of that law, it is logical to conclude that literal Sabbat...
When Does the Sabbath Begin?
Introduction The subject of whether the day, and therefore the Sabbath, begins in the evening or in the morning has been debated by scholars for a long time. The theories on this subject are in several different forms. Sunset to sunset: J. P. Lange (Commentary on Genesis, Zondervan edition), B....
The Legal And Social Status Of Women In The Pentateuch
The purpose here is to show the status of woman as presented in the Pentateuch as far as her position in society and law were concerned. It is vital that the original status given to woman by God at creation be reviewed and that the study give an overview of the changed status resulting from the ...
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George Wayne Reid, a Seventh-day Adventist scholar and theologian, passed to his rest on May 2, 2026, in Keene, Texas, United States. He was ninety-five. An experienced researcher and author on theological topics, Reid is best known within Adventist circles as a former associate editor of Advent...
Goldstein, Clifford. God, Gödel, and Grace.
If the maxim is true that good things come in small packages, then it will be reinforced by this latest in Clifford Goldstein’s series of publications. Multiplied thousands have appreciated Goldstein’s writings, and here he leads us into what will be new territory, even uncharted waters for some....
Priesthood of Believers
In spite of its affirmation of the priesthood of all believers, there is perhaps no function which Protestantism has so much neglected. Not only have Protestant laymen not assumed the priestly role, but until recently even the clergy have shunned it. A major task for Protestant churches today, no...