Works on Theology written or co-authored by Seventh-day Adventists

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The Ellen G White Encyclopedia

The Bible Jesus Interpreted: Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament

BRI Perplexing Scriptures Explained (26 docs.)

Exploring the Heavenly Sanctuary: Understanding Seventh-day Adventist Theology

Lifeworks of Hans K. LaRondelle-Part 1 (4 Vols.)

Flame of Yahweh: Sexuality in the Old Testament

Andrews University Press Theological Studies Collection (4Vols.)

Samuel Bacchiocchi Sabbath Studies Collection (3 Vols)

Lifeworks of Jon Paulien (3 Vols.)

Judging the Sabbath: Discovering What Can’t Be Found in Colossians 2:1

Andrews University Press Sabbath Studies Collection (3 Vols.)

Mobile Ed: Jon Paulien Biblical Eschatology Bundle (2 courses)

The Lost Meaning of the Seventh-day

Reign of God: An Introduction to Christian Theology from a Seventh-Day Adventist Perspective

Andrews University Press Biblical Studies Collection

The Geography of Hell in the Teaching of Jesus

Cult and Character: Purification Offerings, Day of Atonement, and Theodicy

Old Testament Theology: Basic Issues in the Current Debate

Faith, Reason, and Earth History, 2nd ed.

Questions on Doctrine

Biblical Research Institute

Perplexing Scriptures Explained: Old Testament to New Testament

Come Boldly to the Throne: Sanctuary Themes in Hebrews

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The Advent Hope for Human Hopefulness

In Granite or Ingrained? What the Old and New Covenants Reveal about the Gospel, the Law, and the Sabbath

The Certainty of the Second Coming

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Biblical Research Institute (BRI) Collection, Part 1 (11 vols.)

Announcements of Plots in Genesis

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

Adventist Today

Biblical Books

Collections

Journals

Scripture

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SDA for Me: Doctrinal Essays and Interactions

Systematic Theology (3 Vols.)

Systematic Theology, vol. 4: The Church and the Last Things

Who Will Sing the Song? Understanding the 144,000