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Come Boldly to the Throne NEW
This publication deals with the topic of the sanctuary ini the Letter to the Hebrews. Since the sanctuary theme is so pervasive in Hebrews, the book follows more or less the chapters of this important New Testament document as a commentary does and looks at the sanctuary from a christological perspective dealing with issues such as the superiority of Jesus, his priesthood and ministry, the sanctuary, the covenant, our assurance, and Jesus and our future. It addresses questions that are of special importance for Adventists and yet are worthwhile to be considered by all those who want to follow Christ.
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2003 |
A Symposium on Biblical Hermeneutics
We are please to share with you a volume prepared by the Biblical Research Institute dealing with revelation, inspiration and biblical interpretation. It is a collection of essays written by different Adventist thinkers and theologians. Although it was published in 1974, the content of this volume is still valuable to the church and particularly to pastors and Bible teachers. We will encourage the readers to use it in conjunction with the more recent volume, also published by BRI, Understanding Scripture: An Adventist Approach, edited by George W. Reid. We pray that the reprint of this volume will contribute to building the church. |
1974 |
Symposium on the Role of Women in the Church
This is the first volume we offer to our readers on a topic of interest to the world church. The introduction to the volume provides its historical background and purpose. Each chapter was written by an Adventist scholar and represents excellent scholarship. |
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