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“For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.” 1 Corinthians 1:18

Sabbath Sermons is a West Australian historical Adventist resource information ministry standing upon the original platform of Seventh Day Adventist truth. We are dedicated to spreading the special ‘testing truths’ for our time. We are not affiliated with the mainstream Adventist church or the Reform Movement.

…with pen and voice we are to proclaim the truth to the world, not in a tame, spiritless way, but in demonstration of the Spirit and power of God. {Ev 121.2}

God has a church. It is not the great cathedral, neither is it the national establishment, neither is it the various denominations; it is the people who love God and keep His commandments. “Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them” ( Matthew 18:20). Where Christ is even among the humble few, this is Christ’s church, for the presence of the High and Holy One who inhabiteth eternity can alone constitute a church. {UL 315.5}

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Addressing the negative and false allegations against this ministry – https://sabbathsermons.com/2013/11/30/no-railing-accusation/

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Gods Help for the Remnant -https://sabbathsermons.com/2009/09/06/gods-help-for-the-remnant/

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Sabbath Sermons is a small resource information ministry in Australia standing upon the original platform of the Adventist truth. We are dedicated to spreading the special 'testing truths' for our time and are not affiliated with the various denominations. This website is administered by lay members only

  • Jim - 03/08/2011

    I am totally confused on the doctrine of the Trinity. I am totally amazed at how someone can claim that another is demonic if he or she doesn’t understand something someone else claims. So please do your best to explain this. There is ONE true God. That ONE God had ONE begotten Son. That Son (I can not grasp how) is eternal as is His Father. His Father created everything through Him. So there is ONE God, One Son (who shares the same divine nature as His Father), there is ONE Holy Spirit which happens to be the Father’s Spirit (same divine nature) Whom God sends throughout the earth to do a ministry of convicting, convincing, and reproving. So while there is only ONE of each but they are united in their purpose and nature and power people refer to it as the Trinity. There is still only ONE God. People have to refer to that as something, so they call it the doctrine of the Trinity. Is that right or wrong? and please, for mercies sake, if you can’t answer without calling me Satan then save it. I would really like to understand it. Am I wrong to pray in the name of His Son when there is ONE God?

  • Sabbath Sermons - 23/04/2011

    Legally, two wittnesses needed;

    http://sabbathsermons.com/2011/01/26/the-cross-solves-the-false-godhead-doctrine/

    According to the Bible, when considering the legal case of a person charged with a capital offence crime, if found guilty the penalty was death. The Bible tells us that at least two witnesses are required. The text reads as follows:
    Deuteronomy 17:6 “At the mouth of two witnesses, or three witnesses, shall he that is worthy of death be put to death; but at the mouth of one witness he shall not be put to death.”
    According to the text, and a point well established in Hebrew Biblical law, the person on trial could not be condemned on his own testimony, to protect him from confession under duress (which means by force or threat, as for example in the Spanish Inquisition). Therefore, in relation to the Plan of Salvation, in the case of Jesus Christ – who as our substitute took our place and bore the sins of the world – legally two witnesses at least were needed who could accurately testify to the sins committed by every person from the beginning of time to the end of time. Circumstantial evidence is not accepted, so they actually had to have personally witnessed these sins, which of course requires omnipresence.

  • Arsenio A. Lembert Jr. - 24/11/2010

    May God continue to bless you ministry, Brethren.

    As promised the Lord is using simple means to spread the Third Angel’s Message and Present Truth, that many could never have ever imagined. Some people may complicate things, yet, the Lord simplies them. Continue to prepare the way for the coming of the Lord Jesus the Christ.

    Maranatha.

  • Joseph Nesbit - 29/07/2010

    Hello,

    Where did the letter written by J.N. Loughborough come from that was used on this site (Written from him while at the Sanitarium, California. March 25, 1915, and addressed to
    Wilfrid Belleau, College Place, Washington, (Box 3))? I work at the Center for Adventist Research at Andrews University (Berrien Springs, Michigan, USA) and we don’t have that one on file anywhere. I’d love to track down the original and add a copy of it to our library holdings so that students and scholars alike could benefit from it.

    Yours in the blessed hope,
    Joseph Nesbit
    nesbit@andrews.edu

  • shem ontomwa mogoi - 18/06/2010

    I need more light from you.I do like reading your sermons.
    yours always in faith
    pastor Shem.

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