F.D. Nichol once attended a Billy Graham Crusade in 1957 New York, and reported on it for Adventist Review
Read moreAnswers to Objections About the Sabbath
Here, collected in one place are objections 20 through 55, the objections related to Sabbath-keeping.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 60
The early Adventists believed in a “shut door,” that probation was closed for the world after 1844. Does not this impeach the Adventist movement?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 59
Should Adventists be condemned for having found a new explanation for Daniel 8:14?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 58
How can God be in a movement that grew out of a misinterpretation of prophecy, and a great disappointment?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 57
Did the Millerites wear ascension robes as they were waiting for the Lord to return?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 56
Despite Christ’s clear statement in Mat. 24:36, the Millerites set a date for the Second Coming, so no one should ever pay any attention to anything Seventh-day Adventists teach.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 48-55
The last 8 Sabbath-related objections are presented and dealt with here.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 47
Is the fact that the Greek word for “Sabbath” is translated as “week” in Mat. 28:1 part of a dark conspiracy to cover up the new sacredness of Sunday?
Read moreThe Cross and its Shadow, 5
The golden candlestick, with seven branches, gave light to the first compartment of the sanctuary, symbolizing the Holy Spirit of God giving light to every man.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 45 and 46
Should we switch from keeping the Sabbath to keeping Sunday because of the importance of the Resurrection? Given the inroads of Darwinism, isn’t Sabbath-keeping more important than ever?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 44
When did Sunday-keeping come into the Christian Church?
Read moreThe Cross and its Shadow, 4
The Ark of the Covenant was at the center of the sanctuary service.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 43
What about when John, on the Island of Patmos, wrote, “I was in the spirit on the Lord’s day.” (Rev. 1:10). Did John mean that Sunday was the “Lord’s Day”?
Read moreThe Cross and its Shadow, 3
God’s illustration of the plan of salvation was seen in the wilderness tabernacle, in Solomon’s temple, in the Second Temple, and in the temple in heaven
Read morePeterson & Lennox: God and the Scientific Method
Jordan Peterson has come to understand that the presuppositions of modern science are explicitly Biblical and Christian. We live in a logos-based universe, created by the Logos (John 1:1-5)
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 42
What about Acts 20:7 (the Eutychus incident) and 1 Cor. 16:2 (putting money aside on the first day of the week)? Do these texts show that the Sabbath has been switched to Sunday?
Read moreThe Cross and its Shadow, 2
The earthly tabernacle was patterned after what is in heaven.
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 41
Does the fact that, (1) after the Resurrection, Christ met with his disciples on Sunday at least twice, and (2) the Pentecost at which the Holy Spirit was pour out was on a Sunday, mean that the solemnity of the Sabbath was transferred to Sunday?
Read moreAnswers to Objections, 40
What about Sabbath-keeping at the poles, and the effect, on Sabbath-keeping, of traveling around the world?
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