Does the continuing obligation to keep the Sabbath depend upon the continuation of the penalties for Sabbath-breaking given to the Israelite theocracy?
Read moreThe Continuing Obligation of the Moral Law
Here is section one of “Answers to Objections,” the 19 objections dealing with the continuing obligation of the moral law.
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Does Deuteronomy 5:15 mean that the Sabbath was intended only for the Jews, not for all mankind?
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Does the fact that the Sabbath law was given to Israel in the desert mean that it is only for the Jews?
Read moreSix Reasons Not to Believe in Evolution
Some bad reasons to believe in evolution.
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Did Moses make the Sabbath holy when he wrote Genesis, or did God make it holy at the creation?
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The bottom line on faith and works: we are not saved by keeping the law, but if we are saved, we keep the commandments of Him who loved us and died for us.
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Is the law only for the lawbreaker, or does it apply to everyone?
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Do Adventists teach law-keeping in order to be justified, or law-keeping because we have been justified through faith in Christ?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 16
Does preaching the continuing application of God’s law deprive us of Christian liberty?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 15
If we cannot be saved by keeping the law, what good is the law?
Read moreWhat is the "Daily" in Daniel Eight? Part 4
Is the “daily” in Daniel 8 Christ’s continual work of mediation on our behalf in heavenly sanctuary?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 14
Why do Adventists emphasize obedience to the law as well as faith in the saving gospel of Jesus Christ? And what produces sanctified works in the repentant sinner?
Read moreWhat is the "Daily" in Daniel Eight? Part 3
The idea that the “daily” is paganism or pagan Rome is a holdover from the pre-1844 Millerite movement. It is time for Adventists to move on.
Read moreWhat is the “Daily” in Daniel Eight? Part 2
The “Daily” in Daniel 8 is simply the daily sacrifice, as almost every Bible translation makes clear. When thus read, the passage is clearly fulfilled in the destruction of 70 AD.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 13
Hasn’t Jesus’ commandment to love one another done away with the Ten Commandments?
Read moreWhat is the “Daily” in Daniel Eight? Part 1
What is the “daily” in Daniel 8? Here, we give the context and set the table for a discussion that will come in part 2.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 12
Did Christ set forth his own set of commandments that were intended to replace those given by God at Mt. Sinai?
Read moreThe Revolution in Britain
Whither Great Britain? Her intellectuals have decided that she is too guilty to continue to exist.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 11
What about “the law of commandments contained in ordinances” in Ephesians 2:14 and the “handwriting of ordinances” in Colossians 2:14? Was not this law clearly done away with?
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