Practica Prophetica

The Church in Smyrna is the second of the Seven Churches of Revelation. The Church in Smyrna represented the persecuted church, and Jesus revealed Himself to her as the “one who was dead and is alive”, who knew of their tribulation, poverty, and sufferings. He promised them a crown of life, and that they would … Continue reading 5. Epistle to the Church in Smyrna

The Church in Ephesus is the first of the Seven Churches of Revelation. The messages to the churches are divided into three parts: The name or description of Christ by which He introduces Himself to the church; The charge to the angel of the church, consisting of positive and negative observations; The Spirit’s exhortation and … Continue reading 4. Epistle to the Church in Ephesus

The Brinsmead “Awakening” movement of the late 1950’s and early 1960’s was a true revival of the 1888 Adventist gospel message. This pamphlet, published during that revival, explains the 1888 gospel, and in what ways it is the same as that taught by the Protestant Reformers, and in what ways it goes further. It also … Continue reading What Was The 1888 Message?

God’s people are identified by faith, not by flesh.

James White wrote this article and published it in the Advent Review of 1850. It deals with the Sabbath commandment, and it’s prophetic relevance for the last days. It is mainly aimed at Adventists, or those who have a fairly good understanding of the prophetic basis of Adventism, and it is interesting to note that … Continue reading Cutting Reproof