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TTemptation (No. 21/Jan 90, pp. 2‑31)The 390 and Forty Day Time Periods of Ezek 4:5, 6, and 9 (No. 16/Oct 88, pp. 23‑40) The Case for Metaphor in Heb 6:19‑20 (No. 26/Apr 91, pp. 2‑28) - Appendix 1: Ballenger's Linguistic Argument (pp. 29‑32) - Appendix 2: The Tearing of the Temple Veil in Matt 27:51 (pp. 33‑34) - Appendix 3: Extended Uses of Sanctuary Terminology by Inspired Writers (pp. 35‑40) - Appendix 4: Ellen G. White's Uses of Heb 6:19‑20 (pp. 41‑48) - Appendix 5: The Sanctuary and Apocalyptic (pp. 49‑50) The Christocentric Orientation of Daniel and of Scripture Generally (No. 1/Jan 85, pp. 2‑9) The Christology of Heb 1‑2 (No. 25/Jan 91, pp. 2‑12) The Chronology of Ezra 4 (No. 10/Apr 87, pp. 18‑41) The Concluding Explanation in Dan 8:15‑17 (No. 23/Oct 90, pp. 68‑71) The Context for Ezra's Use of a Fall‑to‑Fall Calendar (No. 8/Oct 86, pp. 2‑65) The Day‑Year Principle in Dan 9:24‑27 (No. 3/Jul 85, pp. 37‑50) "The Desired of all Nations" in Hag 2:7 (No. 12/Oct 87, pp. 2‑21) The End of the Seventy Weeks in Dan 9:24‑27 (No. 27/Jul 91, pp. 61‑71) The Four‑Part World Empire Motif in Daniel and the Corresponding Seven‑Part Motif in Revelation (No. 9/Jan 87, pp. 15‑41) The Futurist Model for Interpreting Daniel (No. 2/Apr 85, pp. 38‑47) The Historical Context for Ezra's Return (No. 13/Jan 88, pp. 12‑32) The Historicist Model for Interpreting Daniel (No. 3/Jul 85, pp. 2‑16) The Human Nature of Christ in View of Rom 8:3 and 1 Cor 15:45 (No. 21/Jan 90, pp. 2‑24) The Humanity of Christ (A. Leroy Moore) (No. 9/Jan 87, pp. 2‑14) The Old Testament Basis for New Testament Rock Symbolism (No. 4/Oct 85, pp. 16‑38) "The One Desired by Women" in Dan 11:37 (No. 19/Jul 89, pp. 48‑66) The Perseverance of the Saints (No. 27/Jul 91, pp. 91‑98) The Preterist Model for Interpreting Daniel (No. 2/Apr 85, pp. 2‑13) The Problem of the First Apartment in Seventh‑day Adventist Sanctuary Theology (No. 17/Jan 89, pp. 2‑17) The Role of Typology in Old Testament Prophetic Interpretation (Duffie) (No. 16/Oct 88, pp. 2‑18) - An Evaluation of Duffie's Paper (Shea) (No. 16/Oct 88, pp. 19‑20) - A Response to the Evaluation (Duffie) (No. 16/Oct 88, pp. 21‑22) The Second Commandment (No. 21/Jan 90, pp. 32‑40) The Ten Commandments, Part 1: Non‑Imperative Clauses (No. 6/Apr 86, pp. 59‑70) The Ten Commmandments, Part 2: A New Testament Sequel (No. 9/Jan 87, pp. 45‑66) The Ten Commandments, Part 3: Christian Perfection (No. 11/Jul 87, pp. 28‑43) - Appendix 1: Definitions of Terms (pp. 44‑59) - Appendix 2: An Illustration (pp. 60‑62) The Three‑Part Question of Dan 8:13 (No. 22/Apr 90, pp. 98‑114) The Verse Division at Dan 11:23‑24 (No. 6/Apr 86, pp. 32‑38) Three Brief Notes (No. 27/Jul 91, pp. 99‑106) Three Examples of Divine‑Human Relationships (No. 13/Jan 88, pp. 2‑11) Toward a Typological Interpretation of Dan 11:40‑45 (No. 22/Apr 90, pp. 2‑82) - Table of Contents - Notes - Appendix 1: The Soviet Union Does Not Initiate Armageddon - Appendix 2: A Clarification Regarding Tables 2 and 3 - Appendix 3: Ellen G. White's References to Dan 11 - Appendix 4: Sunday Laws in America Two Brief Notes (No. 12/Oct 87, pp. 57‑65) Two Words for "Prince" in Dan 10‑12 (No. 6/Apr 86, pp. 2‑11) |