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I haven't always been an Adventist. So yes. I was also a murderer, a thief, a philanderer, and a number of other things unworthy of mention. I would contest Paul's claim to being the chiefest of sinners. Your point being?

You think death is no longer the wages of sin?

@amigo de christo Calm down mate. I was quoting the Vatican's own press releases. That's what they say, not me. And I'm not Barney.

It doesn't matter if you are right or wrong, choosing one is better than procrastinating or being indecisive. The road of life is paved with flat possums who couldn't make a decision.

The Sabbath goes deeper than just resting. The rest from our own labours speaks predominantly of righteousness by faith, and is diametrically opposite to earning ones way to heaven. Observing the Sabbath is about relationship. Relationship first with the God who creates and redeems, and secondly...

You are right. Find common ground, and act for the common good. Pass laws and enforce them for the common good. For example, we all agree we need to save the planet right? https://www.greensabbathproject.net/

1. Have we believed for so long, a lie that convinced us our freedoms could never be taken away, that today we fail to recognise the truth that they are already gone? 2. We know from prophecy that shortly before the second coming, amidst almost universal agreement and standing ovation, Satan...

You don't care if our beliefs are wrong and lead us to hell? And you say you love us? Do you not see a contradiction there?

It is the word of God that is correcting you, and you are either ignoring it, or choosing not to believe it. God allows freedom? Freedom to believe anything you like? Freedom to sin? Freedom to travel? Yes, for the time being He allows freedom, but that is only for the purpose of bringing you...

I have posted this because there is a suggestion that Satan is dead, or no longer going about like a roaring lion. The time is coming when church and state will unite, and seek to destroy the people of God. The Dragon in Revelation 12 and 13, and the beast that supports the apostate church in...

People will be lost because they didn't bother to search out the truth. Today, with Bibles everywhere, and an internet with the capability to investigate any issue, concordances, teaching web sites, resources enough to sink a ship, there is no excuse. Stating that you don't actually care what...

Whoever baptized babies rendered the entire ritual meaningless, biblically speaking. So perhaps you can explain to us what the purpose was in baptizing babies. What were they hoping to accomplish?

I did. Your entire thesis is hanging on a presumption...

Jesus is not coming back for Jews. He's coming back for His bride, which comes from every tribe, tongue, and people from the entire planet, which will include some Jews. The second coming is a global event. The preceding tribulation and time of trouble is a global trouble. The end time crisis...

Question. Does "this generation" mean... A. The generation He was talking to or B. The generation that would see the signs He had just described?

Of the vast population of the earth before the Flood, only eight souls believed and obeyed God's word through Noah. For a hundred and twenty years the preacher of righteousness warned the world of the coming destruction, but his message was rejected and despised. So it will be now. Before the...

None of that suggests the Sabbath was given up by the Christians. History quite suggests otherwise. Churches observed the Sabbath for several centuries, particularly in the Celtic churches of Britain, the Ethiopian churches, and the churches of the east. Even on times doorstep, churches observed...

@MatthewG The vision in Daniel 2 reveals the history of mankind from the time of Babylon to the second coming. 4 empires, the 4th changing nature, and yet enduring right to the end, but finally destroyed at the second coming along with the philosophical and ideological remnants of all the...

So I've heard many times, and most of which I can agree. But as I said above, it is a mystery why, if the Sabbath had indeed been abolished as you say, why was there absolutely no protest from either Christian or traditional Jews. The setting aside of literal circumcision created a furore. But...

You didn't explain the complete lack of controversy among Jewry the change from 1000s years of Sabbath keeping to a supposed cancellation of a day God made holy and sanctified.