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Whidden, Woodrow; Jerry Moon; and John W. Reeve. Trinity: Understanding God’s Love, His Plan of Salvation, and Christian Relationships
The authors of this book, three professors from Andrews University, have provided for us a timely volume. There is a resurgence of anti-Trinitarianism in some sectors of the Adventist Church that is having a small impact in several places in the world. This book attempts to provide the biblical a...
God’s Plan of Salvation
The Bible is not only a fascinating book, it also informs us about God’s plan of salvation. Therefore, it is very practical and addresses our questions and concerns: How do we explain the evil that is present in our world? Where do we come from? To where are we heading? What about the future of h...
What Human Nature Did Jesus Take?
What backgrounds do the early church councils provide for our current debate on the nature of Christ? What do the key New Testament passages indicate about the kind of human nature He took? Why did He take human nature, and what does this reveal about the kind He took? by Kenneth Gage In the earl...
Walking in the Light
In the previous article, entitled, “Light in the Shadows,” we discussed the meaning and significance of the ancient sacrificial system as it came to be embodied in the Israelite sanctuary and its services. The sanctuary was a ritual parable whose function was to foreshadow the atoning death of th...
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View allGeorge W. Reid Passes to His Rest
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...