Who Is the King of the South in Bible Prophecy?

A Biblical and Seventh-day Adventist Historicist Investigation of Daniel 11, Revelation, Ellen G. White, Alberto R. Treiyer, and Roy E. Gane

Introduction: A prophetic mystery at the time of the end
One of the most consequential questions in the interpretation of biblical prophecy concerns the identity of the King of the South in Daniel 11:40–45.
For centuries, students […]

What Astronomy in the Bible Reveals About Our Promised Physical Future

Each new month of our modern era arrives with life-changing advancements in technology, medicine, and metaphysics. But what if the greatest period of discovery in human history is still ahead of us—not in the next century, but in the eternity described in Scripture?
We’ve barely begun to understand the universe […]

Unveiling Revelation 5: The Lamb, the Sealed Scroll, and the Triumph of Christ

A verse-by-verse, Christ-centered  study. Revelation 5 is one of the most important Christological chapters in the entire Bible. It reveals why Jesus Christ alone is worthy to open the sealed scroll, how His death and resurrection secured the victory in the great controversy, and why all heaven acknowledges His authority to carry out God’s purposes […]

The Biblical Doctrine of Tithing and the Storehouse

A comprehensive study from Genesis to Revelation, incorporating the Bible, the writings of Ellen G. White, and Seventh-day Adventist theology
The doctrine of tithing raises several important theological questions that extend far beyond the simple practice of giving ten percent of one’s income.
The central question is not merely how much God asks His people to return, […]

Tithe, the Storehouse, and Independent Gospel Ministry

Integrating Pr. Vine,  Ellen G. White, and official Seventh-day Adventist teaching
Conrad Vine’s perspective is particularly relevant to this discussion because it raises a fundamental question about the relationship between God’s ownership of the tithe, the mission of the church, and the authority of denominational administration.
The issue is not simply […]