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terça-feira, 6 de setembro de 2011

Idolatria na Sede da Associação Geral da Igreja Adventista do Sétimo Dia

Mini Bible College

Através da Bíblia

O programa "Através da Bíblia" é parte de um estudo bíblico mundial do ministerio de Através da Biblia. As series foram originalmente elaboradas pelo Dr. J.Vernon McGee, e têm sido traduzidas e adaptadas para mais de 100 línguas e dialetos. O programa foi elaborado para ser de 30 minutos diários que sistematicamente leva o ouvinte através de toda a Bíblia. Atualmente os programas estão disponíveis “on line”, pela Internet. Recomendamos que você escute pelo menos um programa por dia, de Segunda a Sexta-feira. Se você continuar a fazer assim a cada semana, então nos cinco próximos anos você terá estudado toda a Bíblia.

One Flock Ministries

Greg was a pastor in the Seventh-day Adventist church for nealry 20 years. He discovered after studying the New Testament epistles that the Old Covenant Sabbath restrictions and food laws were not required of New Covenant believers. While there is nothing wrong with observing Sabbath or eating kosher foods, to require these of believers under the New Covenant, places an unnecessary road block for people in the process of coming to faith. It also brings separation between believers over things that are not essential. This discovery had serious implications for Pastor Taylor and his wife Paula and their family. They realized that publically expressing these truths from the scriptures (Gal 4:10, Romans 14:5-6, Col 2:16-17) would not only cost them their source of income, but also many long term relationships, family and friends. Yet their conviction grew so strong that they felt they could no longer hold these truths inside. They resigned from their pastorate in July of 2001. Read the full version of their story, the developmental process of discovery, including the including the Biblical study in their.

Life of Mrs. E. G. White - Her False Claims Refuted

It's Ok Not to be a Seventh-Day Adventist

This book candidly examines Seventh-day Adventist history and doctrines. Beginning with self-appointed prophet William Miller who convinced over 50,000 New Englanders that in1844 Christ would come again in fiery judgment. Then the birth of Adventism as those who explained that Miller had misunderstood the prophecy and judgement had begun not on earth but in heaven. The book explores SDA prophetess, Ellen White whose “visions” urge their members to proclaim that in end-times all Christians worshipping on the first day of the week will receive the Mark of the Beast, then hunt down and torture Adventists. The book thoroughly documents the history of Sunday church services to disabuse member’s belief that those who worship on Sunday are disobeying the fourth commandment.

Truth about Adventist "Truth"

The evidence presented herein compels evangelicals to make an informed choice. Pastors, missionaries, relief agencies, and others need to face the potential problems of collaborating, on an organizational level, with a movement that affirms and promotes such error. Many of us who have served as missionaries in the Third World recognize the two faces of Adventism: indulging in cozy ecumenism in English-speaking cultures while engaging in bare-knuckle proselytizing nearly everywhere else. The Seventh-day Adventist Church cannot have it both ways.

Somente Cristo! Somente a Bíblia!

terça-feira, 6 de setembro de 2011

Idolatria na Sede da Associação Geral da Igreja Adventista do Sétimo Dia