2. My Life Begins
I was born in Lodi, California, December 4, 1937, into a Seventh-day Adventist, Christian family, the second daughter of Milton and Myrthful Mundall. I was three years old the day […]
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My Cup Overflows
BY CAROLYN RATZLAFF A Valentine Card My Life Begins School Days at Modesto Union Academy A Visit to Monterey Bay Academy MBA School Days Junior-Senior Picnic Summer on the Watermelon […]
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1. A Valentine Card
I was sorting through boxes, a trunk, drawers, shelves, and envelopes of pictures. I had finally gotten around to a job I had wanted to do for a long time. […]
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The Sabbath and the Lord’s Day
H. M. RIGGLE
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23. Appendixes
Appendix A BATTLE CREEK, MICH., furnishes a good illustration of the failure of Adventism after a fair trial. Beginning in 1855, it was the headquarters of the denomination for about […]
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22. The Nature of Man
On this subject I shall make only a brief argument, simply calling attention to some of the main points. That man’s spirit survives the death of his body, and lives […]
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21. Forty-Seven Prominent Texts used by Sabbatarians Examined
For the convenience of the reader, we will arrange here in order an examination of all prominent texts used by Seventh-Day Adventists on the Sabbath or the law. Where the […]
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20. What Law Are Christians Under?
When God speaks, is it not sin to disobey? Surely it is. Paul says: “God, who at sundry times and in divers manners spake in time past unto the fathers […]
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19. The Two Covenants
No other subject perplexes Adventists so much as the covenants. They dread to meet it. They have tried various ways to explain it away, but they are not satisfactory even […]
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18. The Decalogue Examined
With Seventh-Day Adventists the decalogue is the one supreme moral and spiritual law of God, than which there is none higher. It is the law which governs the angels in […]
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17. The Law
The foundation of the Sabbatarian error, I believe, is the idea that “the law,” in all the strictness of the old letter, is binding on Christians. Hence, their constant theme […]
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16. A History of Numerous Efforts to Revive the Jewish Sabbath
Why Not Found Out Before? If Sabbatarians are right on the Sabbath question, then the whole Christian church has broken the Sabbath for the last 1,800 years, and has kept […]
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15. The Jewish Sabbath Abolished. Colossians 2
We now come to the direct statement of Paul that the Sabbath was abolished: Col. 2:14, 16, 17. “Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was […]
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14. The Sabbath in the New Testament
The Sabbath in the Gospels With the opening of the gospel comes the most glorious period of the church’s history. The Son of God himself stands before us clothed with […]
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13. The Sabbath in the Old Testament
The Sabbath in Genesis The Sabbath is not mentioned by name in the book of Genesis, nor till the time of Moses. Gen. 2:1-3 states that God finished creation in […]
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