“Our people should become intelligent in the treatment of sickness without the aid of poisonous drugs. Many should seek to obtain the education that will enable them to combat disease in its various forms by the most simple methods. Thousands have gone down to the grave because of the use of poisonous drugs, who might [...]
“For the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7 When the Japanese occupied the Philippines during World War II between 1942 and 1945, the Philippine Guerrilla Movement made life miserable for the occupiers. The defenders of Manila were successful in [...]
Economists say that a person can be in debt for as short as one minute. When you walk around the store with your shopping cart, as soon as you place an item in your cart you are in debt. When you go to the cashier and pay, the debt has been settled. From this example, [...]
Many mighty deeds have been done in the past, “for the greater good,” some of which we may think are not exactly honest, or the best course of action as far as Biblical principles are concerned. To begin with, I would like to define the word “ethics”. Ethics are moral principles that govern a person's [...]
If I were an artist, I would like to draw a picture of Christ, so lovely and beautiful, that no one could resist it, but would be drawn to Him—a picture with features so pure, serene, full of grace and kindness. I would give this picture to you, so that you could take it with [...]
"Thousands upon thousands are unwarned. The great cities are to be worked; this is kept before me night and day.” –The Review and Herald, December 23, 1909 “The work in the cities is the essential work for this time, and is now to be taken hold of in faith.” –The Review and Herald, November 17, [...]
The Reformation Messenger - January 2019
