Articles
The Birth of Revival
Perhaps the SDA Theological Seminary will be one of the instruments of effecting revival and reformation.
Introducing Ourselves
In this article we tell you something of the Seminary, its purposes, its program, and its personnel.
Bachelor of Divinity Graduates at Work
If the Seventh-day Adventist preacher is to carry the message of salvation to this generation, his training and consecration must rise to meet the demands of the time.
The Seminary Has Growing Pain
Growing pains seem a part of the normal life of an institution that has more than doubled its enrollment in the past ten years. This article explores the changes.
Treasures From the Seventh-day Adventist Past
The history of most peoples, nations, and organizations is preserved in libraries. This is certainly true of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination and its history.
The Riddle on the Wall
Instead of providing an article for this section, Dr. Siegfried H. Horn, who is head of this department in the Seminary, has written an interesting article about the most recent of the Seminary Extension Schools.
The Importance of New Testament Greek
An intimate knowledge of the Greek is not a sine qua non for the minister of the gospel. However, to assert that a sound insight into the language of his profession is an asset of prime value to the gospel worker is to make a statement that is accepted by unbiased people.
Apostles in the Early Church
It is a commonplace of New Testament study that the word "apostle" means "one who is sent." Beyond this, it is also interesting to know that this word, and probably also the office it designates, have a colorful background that throws light on the function of the Christian apostles in the early church.
Ninth Extension School Held in the Far East
For eight weeks—from March 19 to May 12—Philippine Union College at Manila was host to a field school for workers from all over the far-flung lands of the Far Eastern Division.