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Its almost time for #AARSBL2025! Your badge printing instructions have been emailed—be sure to print your badge before arriving to the Annual Meetings! By printing in advance, you’ll save time and skip the long registration lines. We look forward to seeing you all in booth 301!

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ASTR is pleased to share that we've published Michael Campbell's new bibliographic resource book, William Miller, Millerite, and Adventist Imprints (1820-1850) with a Global Survey of Second Advent Materials: Including Select Secondary Sources.  Purchase yours here:

The story of Judah and Tamar is not a misplaced story in the middle of the Joseph narrative. In fact, this strange story becomes an important piece of Jesus' own story. Read more here: atsjats.org/joseph,-judah-…

Happy proofs day to me ☺️ Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft (ZAW) De Gruyter Brill ➡️ @degruyterbrill.bsky.social #ZAW #biblicalstudies

What you believe about Hell says a lot about what you believe about God and the human soul.

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The complete archives for the “Ellen White and Current Issues Symposium” (2005–2011) and the “Ellen White Issues Symposium” (2012–2022) are now live and free to download! Links: digitalcommons.andrews.edu/ewcis/ digitalcommons.andrews.edu/ewis/ #AdventistHistory #ChurchHistory

The Sabbath is a lot more than “not Sunday.” perspectivedigest.org/archive/volume…

For Christians, the question is not "who is my neighbor?" but "how can I be a neighbor toward others?" because EVERYONE has a neighbor in you and me. Adapted from article by Tom Shepherd. perspectivedigest.org/archive/18-3/n…

As followers of Christ, we should emulate an ethic of communication that exhibits carefulness, fair-mindedness, accuracy, truthfulness, honesty, humility, civility, decency, and responsibility.—Frank Hasel

Charles M. Kinny was the first African American ordained minister in the Seventh-day Adventist church, yet so little has been written about him that he is virtually unknown. He would become a prominent figure in early Black Adventism.—Trevor O’Reggio