Discovering the New Covenant by Greg Taylor - exAdventist Outreach

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SABBATH IN CHRIST
Dale Ratzlaff, 438 pages, $14.95
John MacArthur Ph.D., Senior Pastor, Grace Community Church, Sun Valley,
California, “I’m impressed with the clarity, precision, and thoroughness of Dale
Ratzlaff’s work. This book is a much-needed treatment of the Sabbath
controversy, written with intelligent passion and full of insight and wisdom. Mr.
Ratzlaff shows great care in his handling of the complex biblical, historical, and
theological issues. This book will be a great encouragement and help to anyone
struggling to understand what Scripture says about the Sabbath.”
Joseph Tkach, D.Min., Pastor General, Worldwide church of God, “We believe
the foundational texts, concepts and ideas you discuss are thoroughly supported
by the biblical witness. They are also clearly presented. Your explanation that
Christ is the basis of New Testament law (‘the law of Christ’) is excellent.
Perhaps nothing is as vital to understanding the Sabbath question as the fact that
the old covenant and Mosaic law must be interpreted by the new covenant and
read in a Christ-centered way. Your consistent explication of this principle is
absolutely necessary and correct.…I pray that Sabbath in Christ will be
instrumental in opening hearts and minds to the truth of the gospel message that
our Sabbath is the eternal spiritual rest we have in our Lord.”
THE CULTIC DOCTRINE OF
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
Dale Ratzlaff, 388 pages, $14.95
Timothy Oliver, Editor, Researcher at Watchman Fellowship, “Ratzlaff’s
writing clearly possesses a spirit of meekness; it is nevertheless a tour de force.
Patiently pursuing his subject, he lays out the evidence supporting an irresistible
conclusion—Ellen White was not a true prophet or messenger from God, and the
Seventh-day Adventist Church is not what it claims to be, the only true “remnant
church.” If Adventist leadership will heed his plea, then perhaps this church is
salvageable. If not, then it is time for evangelicals everywhere to say to the
Christians within Adventism, with neither malice nor exultation, but with one
united and very earnest voice, “Babylon is fallen! Come out of her my people!”