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Creation and Flood implications of the first angel’s message in Revelation 14:7
by John T. Baldwin
Recent New Testament research by Jon Paulien, professor of New Testament,2 shows that the language of the last part of Revelation 14:7, “ ‘worship Him who made the heaven and the earth and sea’ ” (NASB), alludes to the language of the fourth commandment in Exodus 20:11.3

A historical review of the creation debate
by Gerhard Pfandl
Two different views in regard to the creation record of Genesis 1 have prevailed in the Adventist Church.

Creation in the New Testament (PDF)
by Ekkehardt Mueller

The Sabbath Commandment in Deuteronomy 5:12–15
by Ekkehardt Mueller

“In the Beginning: How to Interpret Genesis 1” from Dialogue 6, no. 3 (1994): 9-12
by Richard M. Davidson

“Light on the First Day of Creation” Dialogue 14, no. 3 (2002): 24, 33
by Richard M. Davidson

The Sabbath in the Old Testament Psalms and Wisdom Literature
by Richard M. Davidson
In previous scholarly studies which present a biblical theology of the Sabbath, the Old Testament hymnic/wisdom literature has usually been either entirely overlooked or else only cursorily treated.[1] While it is true that few references/allusions to the Sabbath appear in the OT Psalms and Wisdom Literature, I have become convinced that those few references/allusions make a significant contribution to the overall theology of the Sabbath in Scripture.

Is Faith Scientific?
by Peter A. McGowan
I find this fascinating – just as a theist (one who believes in God) accepts by faith that God exists and created all things, so the atheist (one who does not believe in God) accepts by blind faith, despite the laws of science to the contrary, that somehow the universe and life just happened!

On What Day Was Planet Earth Created?
by Peter A. McGowan
In reading and understanding the Scripture, it is just as important to understand what the Bible says as what it does not say. In the current debate about origins, this is especially true of the creation account in Gen 1:1 - 2:3. We seek to understand exactly what this passage teaches and does not teach.

The case for creationism: Fifty scientists speak out
by John Ashton

Creation Leads Evolutionist to Believe in God
by Benjamin D. Schoun
Last year the AWR film team was working in Russia recording stories of individuals whose lives were totally changed by listening to the “Voice of Hope” broadcasts. In one interview a man who had been a communist atheist told us the interesting story of what led him to believe in God.

Building and reaffirming faith
by James A. Cress
Perhaps the most important role of pastoral leadership is to inspire confidence among the members in God’s providential leading in the past and His divine guidance for the future.

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