Hiding In Plain Sight: The False Doctrines of Seventh-day Adventism Vol. I

“It is with incredible respect for this scrupulous work and the brilliant theologizing and apologetics of the author that I highly recommendHiding in Plain Sight: The False Doctrines of Seventh-day Adventism Vol. Ito absolutely every believer! It is high time that the global Christian community become aware of the true nature and teachings of Seventh-day Adventism and its prophetess Ellen G. White, and to finally recognize, as many Christian leaders and apologists have been so reluctant to do in the past, that this movement is indeed a cult, a bastion of heresy and heterodoxy, disguised as a Christian denomination.Elce-Junior Lauriston, in a very perspicuous manner, has presented one of the hardest hitting and most devastating apologetic blows to SDA theology than any non-formal text currently available. His contrasts of SDA theology with the biblical Gospel not only equip believers to soundly refute the many false doctrines of SDAs, but they also help to deepen the believer’s understanding and appreciation for the finished work of Christ on the Cross and the assurance that we have of eternal life through faith in Jesus the Messiah. You’ll walk away with a profound thankfulness for the grace of God and knowledge of New Testament theology, along with an ex-insider’s expertise of what Seventh-day Adventists actually believe! May God use this insightful book to lead millions of SDAs into the knowledge of the truth, gospel clarity, and salvation!”-Damon Richardson, PhD candidate, founder ofUrbanLogia Ministries, Georgia, USA; author of “The Nation of Islam” inUrban Apologetics: Restoring Black Dignity With The Gospel(2021).“The SDA movement is an often misunderstood and overlooked threat to the propagation of the true gospel of Jesus Christ. E.-J. Lauriston has written a much needed work that not only exposes the ugly historical realities of how the movement initially emerged and developed, but also brings clarity to its glaring theological missteps. From page to page I found myself immersed in this accessible yet ri