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4. Are You Saved?

August 6, 2020 Sydney Cleveland Feature, White Washed

“For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith; and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God; not by works, so that no one can […]

3. Ellen White and the Bible: Do They Agree?

July 30, 2020 Sydney Cleveland Books, Ellen G. White, Feature, White Washed

“Brethren, cling to your Bible, as it reads, and stop your criticisms in regard to its validity, and obey the Word, and not one of you will be lost.” —Ellen […]

2. Who Really Wrote Those Books?

July 23, 2020 Sydney Cleveland Books, Feature, White Washed

“I must admit at the start that in my judgment this is the most serious problem to be faced…. It strikes at the heart of her honesty, her integrity, and therefore […]

1. Why I Wrote This Book

July 16, 2020 Sydney Cleveland Books, Feature, White Washed

I was a third-generation Seventh-day Adventist. Ellen White was as much a part of my childhood training as was the Bible. During my sixteen years of education in SDA schools […]

27. Sunday-Keeping is Not the Mark of the Beast

July 8, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

“Sunday-keeping must be the mark of the beast.”—The Marvel of Nations, by U. Smith (page 183). “The seal of God is his holy Sabbath.”—Thoughts on Revelation (page 452). […]

26. The Pope and the Sabbath

July 2, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

By constantly crying in the ears of the people: “Sunday is a heathen day; and all who observe it keep ‘the venerable day of the sun’” “The bishop of […]

25. How the Lord’s Day Should be Observed

June 25, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, General, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

Since the rigorous, severe Sabbatical character of the Jewish Sabbath does not belong to the memorial day of the gospel, some have gone to the opposite extreme, […]

24. The Lord’s Day Prefigured in the Old Testament

June 18, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

The great memorial day of the gospel seems to have been clearly prefigured in the law of shadows. The Feast of Harvest. “Speak unto the children of Israel, and […]

23. Why Christians Keep the Lord’s Day

June 11, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

With the exception of a few small sects, Christians universally regard Sunday as a sacred day. This has been true down through the centuries from the days of the […]

22. First Day Observance

June 4, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

Adventists are continually crying, “Sunday is the pope’s day.” They tell the people that it was the pope who started the observance of the first day of the week; […]

21. The Great Memorial Day of the Gospel

May 28, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

There is nothing in the events of Saturday—the seventh day—to inspire a Christian under the gospel. Christ was in the tomb. A guard of Roman soldiers were carefully watching […]

20. The Lord’s Day

May 21, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

While John was on the Isle of Patmos he testified, “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day” (Rev. 1:10). This is the first place in the Bible […]

19. The Old and New Sabbaths Contrasted

May 14, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

The shadowy Sabbath was the observance of every seventh day. “The seventh day is the Sabbath” (Exod. 20:10). The new-covenant Sabbath is not the observance of this particular day. “One […]

18. The Gospel Rest

May 7, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Sabbath

“Sabbath” means “rest.” Sabbatarians admit this. Hear Uriah Smith (leading Adventist), “The word ‘sabbath’ means ‘rest.’ That is the one sole idea it conveys, first, last, and all the […]

17. The Christian’s Law

April 30, 2020 H. M. Riggle Feature, Sabbath and the Lord's Day, The Law of God, The Sabbath

Sabbatarians are constantly crying, “We must keep God’s commandments.” This is true. But where they err is in applying the term “commandments” exclusively to the ten written on stone. […]