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Nailed To The Cross

I grew up being taught that the Moral Law (the Ten Commandments) were everlasting, but the “Ceremonial Laws” (including the Feasts of the LORD) were “nailed to the cross.”  This means that… Read More

When God Swears

In the world today it is not uncommon to hear someone say, “I swear to God,” when they are trying to emphasize that they are telling the truth about what they are… Read More

What is Shemini Atzeret Prophetic Of?

There are three aspects to the Feasts of the Lord. First, there is the agricultural aspect. The Feast of Unleavened Bread (Pesach) comes at the beginning of the barley harvest. The Feast… Read More

Looking for the Messiah on Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles)

In her article “Sukkot, the Temple, and the Messianic Controversy” found in the website The Torah.com, Dr. Malka Simkovich begins by quoting a prayer said after the meals during Sukkot (Feast of… Read More

Where Did The Word Atonement Come From?

How did Yom Kippur become the Day of Atonement? The story of how this came about begins with William Tyndale (~1490 – 1536).  In the fourteenth century in England, John Wycliffe had… Read More

Statements from Ellen G. White about the Day of Atonement: Afflicting our Souls

In the typical day of atonement, every man was required to afflict his soul before God. He was not to afflict the souls of others, but the work was between God and… Read More

Statements from Ellen G. White about the Day of Atonement: Humility

This is the great day of atonement. How much better it is for us to afflict our souls than to be engaged in strife for the highest place, causing heart-burning and discord…. Read More

Statements from Ellen G. White about the Day of Atonement

Ellen G. White was one of the founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. In her lifetime she published more than 5000 articles for periodicals and wrote 40 books. [1]  Smithsonian Magazine has… Read More