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Can We Trust What We Read?

No theory is perhaps more hazardous to faith than the suggestion that something which is inspired is really just falsehood

God delights in those who worship him in willing obedience (See 1 Samuel 15:22). But to many within the church,

Who were the SDA Pioneers? Why is it important? Should you read what they wrote? Were they inspired? Read on

As a follow-up to the study “Time No Longer,” we present specific evidences on the fallacy of messages which attempt

Did time prophecy finish in 1844? Is it appropriate to still pursue calculation of supposed time prophecies today?

The men and women who would eventually become known as Seventh-day Adventists spent the first few years after 1844 studying

A story is often repeated, that the name Jesus is in fact blasphemous because it originates with the mythical god

Some people believe in it, some don’t. But witchcraft is out there and it’s not just the domain of fantasy

Adventists historically have followed a study method which allows for Scripture to explain itself. William Miller practiced and championed this

“And in their mouth was found no guile: for they are without fault before the throne of God.” Revelation 14:5