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Secrets Of Daniel
$25.19Add to cartWritten by an Adventist scholar of Jewish heritage, this commentary solves several longstanding problems and sheds new light on many aspects of the cryptic prophecies of Daniel. Fresh insight is provided regarding such questions as: Whatever happened to Daniel’s tomb? Is Michael “one of the chief princes” or is he “the first of the chief princes”? Why did King Nebuchadnezzar forget his dream? Why did Daniel undertake his three-week fast during Passover?Jacques Doukhan re-creates the world of Babylon, explains obscure allusions, and finds hidden patterns within the prophesies that help to clarify their meaning. His research in ancient Jewish sources and knowledge of the original languages makes this book a worthy contribution to the literature.
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Little Hearts For Jesus
$26.59Add to cartHere are 180 solutions to the problem of “What shall I read to the kids tonight-or tomorrow morning?” Each reading includes a game, activity, craft, or a charming and original lyric sung to a well-known tune that will entice your child to delight in our awesome God.
So exciting. So fresh. Your child’s creativity quotient will sky-rocket when you use these simple techniques to teach forever principles. And someday your children’s children will be singing these songs, and the joy will begin all over again.
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Secrets Of Revelation
$25.19Add to cartEthereal worship, scary beasts, ominous trumpets,
terrible plagues, and ultimate paradise. The book of Revelation is a powerful tapestry woven from Old Testament imagery, such as the plagues of Egypt and the confrontation on Mount Carmel. Thus the Old Testament provides the key to unlock the code of Revelation.
Jacques B. Doukhan, an Adventist scholar of Jewish heritage, mines the Old Testament to uncover new meaning in the battle of Armageddon and the millennium. He ties the symbolism of the book to the sanctuary service of ancient Israel, showing how the seven sections of the book correspond to the seven feasts of Judaism. He argues that the prophecies of Revelation foretell the eventual discrediting of secularism (Egypt), the resurgence of conservative religion (Babylon), and a final coalition of the two movements in the climactic events before the second coming of Christ to defeat sin and save His people.
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Later Elmshaven Years 1905-1915
$17.59Add to cartThis last volume in the six-volume biography of Ellen White is devoted to the last decade of the fruitful life of this messenger of the Lord. It covers the establishment of the Loma Linda Sanitarium, the San Francisco earthquake, and the establishment of Pacific Union College. During this time she also published the 1911 edition of The Great Controversy, and during the next few years produced several other books.
Although the author (Ellen White’s grandson) spent his working lifetime involved in the custody of the Ellen G. White writings, as he did the research for this biography, he was amazed at the frequency and number of visions given to Ellen White during the last decade of her life. What did not amaze him, however, was the substantial influence these visions exerted as the counsels given were heeded and the reproofs were received and integrated into the thinking and actions of church members and leaders.
It was the author’s wish and prayer “that the portrayal presented in this volume, which covers the crowning decade of Ellen White’s ministry and sets forth her optimistic attitudes, her concerns for the church, and her confidence in its triumph, may help us to know her better, understand her ministry more fully, and lead to the reading and rereading of the counsels she has left as a legacy.”
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Australian Years 1891-1900
$17.59Add to cartThe nine years Ellen White spent in Australia introduced her to new and different living and working conditions. It also placed upon her responsibilities in some areas she had not previously borne. Nearing her sixty-fourth birthday, she was reluctant to interrupt her work of writing and leave America for a distant field of labor, but near the close of her sojourn she could write, “God sent me to Australia.”-Letter 175, 1899.
The resources from which this volume was developed have been full and exceptionally rich. Ellen White, anticipating a published account of her work overseas, reported, “I have kept up my diary, as afar as possible, of our labors in Australia and in Europe.”-Letter 36, 1910. Her experience in producing biographical sketches of her life in 1860, 1876, and 1885 led her to see the value of such records. The manuscript “Australian Experiences”; her diaries; her reports of activities in the Review and Herald; and her correspondence, especially letters to her sons Edson and William and two or three close associates in America, have provided the prime sources
Ellen White performed a dual ministry in Australia. She virtually pioneered the work in that new field; at the same time she nurtured and counseled, through her letters, the church in America, presenting what God set before her in vision. She wrote carefully and with sympathy and understanding, but at times there were firm message pointing the way God would have His work managed, or correcting a course of action on the part of individuals that if unchanged would be detrimental to them and to the cause of God.
This volume will help you see Ellen White as an individual-a wife, mother, neighbor, and friend-as well as the messenger of the Lord, laboring tirelessly in the pulpit and on the public platform in declaring God’s message and in counseling often and writing incessantly with an influence felt around the world.
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Progressive Years 1863-1875
$17.59Add to cartVolume two of the Ellen G. White biography traces the development of James and Ellen White’s leadership roles in the infant Adventist church. By 1875, their roles were well-defined-James as apostle and organizer; Ellen as messenger of the Lord.
The events covered in this volume include the health reform vision of 1863, organization of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, establishment of Battle Creek College, and the beginnings of a church-sponsored journal, a publishing house, and a medical institution in the West. J. N. Andrews was sent as a missionary, camp meetings were introduced, and Ellen White became a much-sought-after public speaker and a prolific author. James and Ellen became advocates of good health and urged reform.
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Early Years 1827-1862
$17.59Add to cartAbout The Author
Foreword
1. The Messenger Of The Lord In Our Midst
2. Abrupt Changes In Ellen’s Life
3. 1844–The Year Of Expectation And Disappointments
4. Make It Known To Others
5. The Messenger Of The Lord At Work
6. Sustained In A Continued Ministry
7. Entering Married Life
8. Laying The Foundations
9. The Sabbath And Sanctuary Conferences And The Development Of Doctrines
10. Heaven-directed Travels And Important Visions
11. Beginning To Publish
12. The Summer The Tide Turned
13. The First Winter Of “The Gathering Time”
14. Mixed Experiences In “The Gathering Time”
15. Girding Up For A Mighty Thrust
16. The Shut And The Open Doors
17. The Message Pushes To The West
18. Nurturing The Developing Church
19. Through Hours Of Darkness
20. Settling Administrative And Theological Questions
21. Working In A Changed Atmosphere
22. Soul-shaking Experiences For The Ministers And Laity
23. A Year Of Many Visions
24. The Great Controversy Vision And Broader Concepts
25. Financial Support For The Cause Of God
26. Through 1859 With Ellen White’s Diary
27. The Opening Of The Year Of Little Joy
28. Initial Steps In Church Organization
29. Pointed Reproof And Heartfelt Confessions
30. The Struggle For Church Organization Continues
31. The Clouds Of War
32. The Year 1862 Closes On An Upbeat
Bibliography
Appendix A
Appendix B
Apenndix C
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Horse Called Tamarindo
$19.59Add to cartRomance is in the air as Tory and Adam head south with Mr. Allen through Mexico to a Honduran orphanage. There they encounter searing heat, tragically abused children, and a magnificent wild gelding. Along the way they are surprised by several miracles of God’s grace. When Greg comes down from the States to hold an evangelistic series, he falls in love with Tory. But Adam is her best friend. How can she choose between them?
Collect all the books in this series and you’ll have all the information you need to complete a horsemanship and horse husbandry honor in Pathfinders (minus the hands-on experience, of course!). (For ages 13-16.)
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Faith That Works
$20.29Add to cartMorris Venden explores the strange and wonderful kingdom of grace, and explains how to fight the fight of faith. “You don’t get righteousness by seeking righteousness,” writes Venden. “Righteousness comes by seeking Jesus.” Both seekers and do-it-yourselfers will find here a feast of good things. Open this daily devotional book and join the party.
