Ten Biblical Arguments Seventh-day Sabbath vs. First Day Sunday
Ten Biblical Arguments for the Seventh-day Sabbath vs. Ten Biblical Arguments for Sunday Observance
A comparative biblical study of Creation, the Ten Commandments, Jesus Christ, the apostles, and the New Covenant
The central question: Did God establish the seventh-day Sabbath as a permanent institution for humanity, or did the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ authorize Sunday […]
Sabbatarianism or the Lord’s Day?
Is Saturday or Sunday the Biblical Sabbath? Why does the Sabbath matter to Christians?
The central biblical conclusion is clear: The Sabbath established at Creation and identified in the Fourth Commandment is the seventh day of the week, not the first day. In the conventional Jewish and Christian weekly calendar, that is Saturday.
The New Testament establishes […]
The Rich Man and Lazarus: Are You Personally Ready for Eternity?
Imagine discovering that you had spent your entire life preparing for the wrong thing. You had built your career, protected your reputation, accumulated your possessions, and worried about what everyone else thought of you—only to realize that you had neglected the one relationship that mattered eternally. But by the time you realized your […]
Revelation Unveils the Kings of the North and South
Daniel 11:20–12:1 framework at a glance
We will reference the Adventist historicist Alberto Treiyer and his progression:
Imperial Rome → Christianized Rome → Papacy → medieval church-state system → French Revolution/secularism → final conflict between secularism and Babylon → Sunday-law/religious union → 144,000 → Michael/Christ → Second Coming.
The crucial transition occurs at Daniel 11:40:
King of the North […]
Unveiling Philadelphia in Revelation 3
THE FAITHFUL ADVENT CHURCH
Approximately late 1790s/early 1840s–1844
The great Adventist movement before the open door to the Most Holy in the heavenly temple, the door to the judgment, the investigative judgment.
Philadelphia means:
“Brotherly Love”
The traditional Adventist historicist interpretation associates Philadelphia particularly with the great evangelical revival and the Advent awakening that culminated in 1844.
The exact beginning date […]
Unveiling Laodicea in Revelation 3
THE FINAL CHURCH
The last prophetic church.
1844–Second Coming of Jesus
19th to 21st centuries.
The church which proclaims the judgment that has already come, Rev.14:7.
Now we reach the final church.
Laodicea is generally understood in the Adventist historicist framework as representing the church in the final period of earth’s history.
The name itself is significant.
It is commonly understood as meaning:
“Judging […]