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The Year-Day Principle and the 2300 Days
Jerry Moon, Ph.D., Chair of Church History at the
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University,
addresses questions on the Biblical basis for using "the year-day
principle" in interpreting some Biblical prophecies. This
article was
first published in Adventist Today magazine.
The Final Deception: An evil, counterfeit trinity is now making ready for war.
Jon Paulien, PhD, Professor of New Testament at the Seventh-day Adventist
Theological Seminary at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, discusses the meaning and end time application of
Revelation 13: 1-10 and 16:13, 14.
6,000 Plus 1000: Are we relying on ancient speculations to set time for the Advent?
Robert Johnston, PhD, Chair of the New Testament
Department at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University, Berrien
Springs, Michigan, gives the history
of the "ancient lore" that fits all of world history into
one great "week of time consisting of six divine days, each equal to a
thousand human years, followed by a seventh millennium."
Do you feel in need of
understanding the issues raised by the popular
"Left Behind" series of books and movie?
Steve Wohlberg, SDA Pastor, shares an excerpt from
his book, The Left Behind Deception in this
Adventist Review "web exclusive", and included with their Prophecy
Special Review edition dated March 29, 2001. Order
information for Wohlberg's book is included on the Review
site.
Listen to this sermon series (January 13
through March 3, 2001) by Dwight Nelson, senior pastor of Pioneer Memorial
Church, at Andrews University, in which he compares what scripture says about
the second coming of Christ with the way it is
portrayed in the fictional Left Behind books
and movie. RealAudio or MP3 format.
Order information for sermon videos is given on the
sermon list site.
Or read a series of
studies adapted from the above sermon series, What
"Left Behind" Left Behind.
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