The Nature of Humankind From the Very Beginning
The fundamental features of the nature of human beings are laid down in the opening chapters of Genesis.
Richard M. Davidson
January 1, 2022
Death and Future Hope in the Hebrew Bible
Death in the Hebrew Bible is understood as the end of existence.
Félix H. Cortez
January 1, 2022
Ellen G. White’s Statements on the Heathen Being Saved
Statements of Ellen G. White concerning the heathen’s destiny reveal four intertwined themes.
Andrew Tompkins
January 1, 2022
Who Decided Which Books Should Be Included in the Bible?
For both Testaments the books that came to be part of the biblical canon had their own self-authenticating authority.
Kwabena Donkor
January 1, 2022
What Shall We Say About Sin?
Paul’s Letter to the Romans contains the most extensive teaching on sin in the New Testament.
Martin F. Hanna
October 1, 2021
The Tree of Life and Ethics
The imagery of the Lamb’s book of life, blood-washed robes, tree of life, and access to the eternal city presents a wonderful picture of stability, security, and promise.
Larry L. Lichtenwalter
October 1, 2021
Joseph, Judah, and Jesus
Divine grace is an extravagant theme in Genesis.
Jo Ann Davidson
October 1, 2021
A God Who Sees and Hears the “Other”
God can work through other professed Christians who are not of the same faith community to accomplish His purposes.
Daniel Royo
October 1, 2021