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What makes Seventh-day Adventists different from other denominations?
Answer: Their Interpretation of the following topics in the Bible
'A Lamp in the Dark' - - History of the Bible - Video ( 178 minutes )
Bible Stories that teach an important lesson ( page 2000 )
The Laws of the Bible ( Civil and Criminal Laws )
| I want you to read the Bible because you love it, not because you are driven to it, for then it will be an unpleasant task. But if you neglect the reading of the Bible, you will lose your love for it. Those who love the word of God are those who read it most. By reading and searching out scripture references, you will see the chain of truth, and will see new beauties in the word of God. While you make the Scriptures more your study, and become more familiar with them, you will be better fortified against the temptations of Satan. When inclined to speak, or act, wrong, some scripture will come to arrest you, and turn you right. It is not natural for the heart to love the Bible; but when it is renewed by grace, then the mind will feast upon the rich truths and promises contained in the word of God. {Appeal to the Youth, page 79.2} AY 79.2
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"The spirit in which you come to the investigation of the Scriptures will determine the character of the assistant at your side. Angels from the world of light will be with those who in humility of heart seek for divine guidance. But if the Bible is opened with irreverence, with a feeling of self-sufficiency, if the heart is filled with prejudice, Satan is beside you, and he will set the plain statements of God's word in a perverted light." - GW 127.
Video: Nature of Christ -- Pastor Paul Penno, studies SS Lesson 10
Video: Portraits of Jesus - Pastor Adrian Webster - Abundant Grace Ministries
Video: How to Study the Bible - Phillip Sizemore ( 51 minutes ) Source of above text
For Bible Workers - - Giving Bible Studies
Psychology of giving Bible Studies ( Part 1 )
Handbook for Bible Study, by Lee Gugliotto (R&H, 326 pages)
Books of the Bible - Outlined
Book of Genesis - Book of Exodus - Book of Leviticus -
Books of the Bible in Chronological order
Outlines of the other books - waiting for feedback about Genesis and Exodus
other Bible Versions
new version updates KJV - - Modern English Version http://modernenglishversion.com/
English Standard Version www.crossway.org/home/esv/
New International Version www.biblica.com/niv/ Concordance
Lighthouse Version ( 2006 ) e-Sword Bible
On-line Bible Studies
Voice of Prophecy ( Collection of studies ) - https://bibleschools.com/
Description of Bible Study resources
- Amazing Facts Amazing Facts - Bible Study Guides
On-line Library of Sermons
'It is Written' Bible Studies
Righteousness by Faith from Dennie Priebe Errors found in SS Lesson
Voice of Prophecy - - Bible Studies for Daniel ( 7 lessons ) and for Revelation ( 13 lessons )
BibleInfo.com
These Last Days http://bereanbiblecorner.com/
Bible Readings for the Home (1914 edition) on-line
For Children and Teens - My Bible First - https://mybiblefirst.org
Bible Study Tools
Study Bibles: Andrews Study Bible [ Published in 2010 ] more about this Study Bible - - Digital version
Concordances: www.biblestudytools.com/concordances/
Lexicon: www.biblestudytools.com/lexicons/
Charts: Chart showing Last Day Events
SDA Bible Commentary https://egwwritings.org/ Left side under Books
(Note: This is only EGW Comments on certain Bible texts )
| Endeavoring to lay aside all preconceived opinions, and dispensing with commentaries, he [William Miller] compared scripture with scripture by the aid of the marginal references and the concordance. He pursued his study in a regular and methodical manner; beginning with Genesis, and reading verse by verse, he proceeded no faster than the meaning of the several passages so unfolded as to leave him free from all embarrassment. When he found anything obscure, it was his custom to compare it with every other text which seemed to have any reference to the matter under consideration. Every word was permitted to have its proper bearing upon the subject of the text, and if his view of it harmonized with every collateral passage, it ceased to be a difficulty. Thus whenever he met with a passage hard to be understood he found an explanation in some other portion of the Scriptures. As he studied with earnest prayer for divine enlightenment, that which had before appeared dark to his understanding was made clear. He experienced the truth of the psalmist's words: "The entrance of Thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple." Psalm 119: 130. Great Controversy, page 320.1
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