Ralph S. Watts III

Ralph S. Watts III is senior pastor of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Ukiah, California.

Articles by Ralph S. Watts III

Korean Church Property Restored

September 1946

When the government officials in Korea issued the proclamation which dissolved the Sev­enth-day Adventist churches during the war, they also demanded that all church property held in the Zidon Hoten (Legal Association)…

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Korean Evangelism During War

August 1946

The tragic "dark day" for the Seventh-day Adventist church in Korea was December 28, 1943. On that day government officials sent a proclama tion to all churches and members, stating that the Adventist Chinch was being…

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Evangelism in the Far East

September 1949

Seventh-day Adventists have come to an unprecedented hour in the proclama­tion of the great Advent message. Significant developments among the nations and in the nominal churches reinforce our prediction of Christ's…

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The Peril of Inconsistency

July 1959

Someone has said: "All true preaching begins with preaching to one's self." That is what I have been doing while preparing this message —continuously speaking to my own heart. In the history of our world there never has been a message like…

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Breaking Through Barriers

September 1963

Seventh-day Adventists have been called to this critical period of the world's history to perform the greatest publicity job ever undertaken by any religious ill organization. This great Advent Movement exists for only one purpose:…

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The Attitude of Seventh-day Adventists Toward Islam (Part II)

July 1964

We come now to the second aspect of our attitude toward Islam. It has to do with the founder of the Islamic religion — Muhammad. Who was he? What was he like? Shall we accept the traditional Christian viewpoint that Muham­mad is…

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The Attitude of Seventh-day Adventists Toward Islam

June 1964

What should be the attitude of Seventh-day Adventists toward Islam as a religion? Are we pre­pared to accept Islam in the stream of revealed religions as we do Judaism and Catholicism, or should we regard Islam…

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Islam—Our Greatest Challenge: Concluded

March 1962

The Role of Heathen Nations

IN THE Moslem world we see a religious system so powerful that it is gaining rather than losing in the face of Christian witness.The question naturally arises, What is God's purpose in allowing such a…

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Kadesh-Barnea and Today

January 1965

Some places stand out in history for all time, places that have wit­nessed a scene of events that have shaped the destiny of nations and even the world. Stalin­grad, that great Russian citadel, was the break­water on which the flood tides…

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Islam our greatest challenge

February 1962

DURING its more than a hundred years of history Seventh-day Adventism has gained much momentum in its worldwide program. Every avenue in our work has pros­pered under the guiding hand of God. Today we have lengthened our cords and strengthened…

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Deep Calleth unto Deep

April 1968

Man is plunging deeper into abysmal  depths beyond his control—depths of moral chaos, depths of political dilemma, depths of an atheistic Christianity, depths of uncontrolled science.

Thomas Carlyle, the English essayist and historian…

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Unplugged?

February 1998

He was sailing alone in the ocean when a sudden storm threw him off course and sank his vessel. With great struggle, he found himself on a lonesome, uncharted island. After a whole day, and with no rescue in sight,…

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