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• A Defense of the Seventh-day Sabbath

  http://www.bethelnz.co.nz/defense_page.htm
  A Defense of the Seventh-day Sabbath by F.L. Sharp. Is the "Lord's Day," the Christian Sabbath?

• David Dare, by Earle Rowell

  http://www.worldincrisis.org/David%20Dare/David-Dare-TOC.htm
  Originally titled "Prophecy Speaks", story is a compilation of the author answering scoffers of the Christian faith in early 20th century America. (1933)

• Defending the Godhead by Vance Ferrell

  http://www.worldincrisis.org/Harvestime-Books/Defending-the-Godhead.pdf
  This book is written to refute the "anti-Trinity" doctrine that has appeared among Seventh-day Adventists. The history of the Trinity doctrine in the SDA church is examined, and then the result of rejecting the Holy Spirit as a distinct "Being" is explained.

• Dowsing - An Expose of Hidden Occult Forces by Ben Hester

  http://www.sdanet.org/atissue/books/dowsing/
  The author believed dowsing was a natural skill that some people have and some don't until doing the research for this book. "When all the theories were compared, all the opinions evaluated, and all the contradictions considered, the ancient biblical condemnation of divination began to make sense."

• Dwelling Place of the Father's Seal, by Pete Kovacs

  http://www.champs-of-truth.com/books/house/dwelling_toc.htm
  Going on a journey through past and future events as they relate to Biblical prophecy, this book dwells on the Beast, Image, Mark, and Seal, and on the solution - God's plan of redemption.

• The Desire of Ages, by Ellen White

  http://www.whiteestate.org/books/da/da.asp
  The life of Christ. It is the purpose of this book to set forth Jesus Christ as the one in whom every longing may be satisfied (1898).

 

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