Raymond F. Cottrell
Associate Book Editor, Review and Herald
Articles by Raymond F. Cottrell
"War, Revelation, and the Future"
September 1942
Under the caption, "A Timely Word on the War, Revelation, and the Future," Norman Huffman, head of the Department of Religion at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, deplores the fact that "many Christian people" possess a "faith in the Bible…
What Doest Thou Here?
June 1956
One of the most thrillingly interesting and dramatic meetings it has ever been my pleasure to attend was a gathering of some four hundred Protestant missionaries in Central China. While the question of Christian unity and cooperation was…
A Mind to the Task
December 1958
President Dick, members of the Board of Trustees, of the faculty, of the graduating class, and guests, greeting!
In the annals of sacred history there is a roster of the mighty men of valor who assembled at Hebron…
Principles of Biblical Interpretation*: Part II— Qualifications of the Bible Research Worker
February 1962
* Taken from Problems in Bible Translation, Review and Herald Publishing Association.
His Attitudes, Motives, and Responsibilities
THE study and interpretation of Scripture more depends upon right attitudes toward…
Principles of Biblical Interpretation*: Part I. The Continuing Quest for Truth
January 1962
* Taken from Problems in Bible Translation, Review and Herald Publishing Association.
THE commission of the Holy Spirit to guide the church into all truth is as valid today as it was in apostolic times. It is our favored…
Positive Evidence for Sabbath Observance in the New Testament (Concluded)
December 1969
TO JESUS' affirmation of the Sabbath, in principle, and to the demonstration of this principle in His Sabbath miracles, He added His own personal example. The Gospels repeatedly mention Jesus' personal attendance at the synagogue service.…
Positive Evidence for Sabbath Observance in the New Testament (Part 1)
November 1969
BIBLICAL theology and anthropology envision God as Creator and man as creature, and the supreme goal of man's existence to be to apprehend God, to enter into a vital relationship with Him, and voluntarily to fulfill the Creator's purpose…
