Daniel and Empire: Then and Now
Daniel is... a book where politics and religion are inseparable. We find politics and religion as seamless cloth already in the first verses.Read More
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Written By: David TaskerJanuary 07, 2020
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Written By: Sigve K. TonstadJanuary 02, 2020Daniel: Monotony or Wonder—Sameness or...
The Study Guide for this quarter goes out of its way to say that Daniel is an apocalyptic book. I take this to mean that the lesson authors feel...
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Written By: Youssry GuirguisJanuary 02, 2020From Reading to Understanding
Sabbath School commentary for discussion on Sabbath, January 4, 2020.
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Written By: Adrienne RoyoDecember 27, 2019Leaders in Israel
Based on information from the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the following definitions are being used for a working knowledge of the subject matter be
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Written By: Sigve K. TonstadDecember 27, 2019Earnest Quest in Sunny San Diego
I have good memories from San Diego, some of them memories of an earnest quest.
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Written By: Kendra Haloviak ValentineDecember 26, 2019Truth and Power in the Fourth Gospel
This paper was written by Kendra Haloviak Valentine and presented at the Society of Adventist Philosophers (SAP) Annual Conference on November 21,...
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Written By: Matthew QuarteyDecember 19, 2019Revise the Bible? Sacrilege! Or is It?
The biblical text was not treated as a closed document. It was amendable to revisions that reflected contemporary, lived experiences and...
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Written By: Jean SheldonDecember 16, 2019Desperate, Drastic Discipline
Sabbath School commentary for discussion on Sabbath, December 21, 2019, written by Jean Sheldon, professor of Old Testament at Pacific Union College...
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