Creation 7th Day Adventists hold no creed but the Bible,
praying the prayer of Christ in John chapter 17, "that they all may be one:
as the Father and the son are perfectly one," and that all mankind might have
the liberty of conscience to worship God in their own individual integrity.
The members observe the
Bible Sabbath Day
(Exodus 20:8-11) as the memorial of creation and the sign of God's redemptive
power to save erring mortals from sin and death. This salvation is complete
and sufficient to provide every repentant, believing sinner with continual
victory over all known sin, and progressive victory over sins brought to
their understanding through life experiences. Salvation is also the free
gift of God by grace and through faith in the work of Jesus Christ in His
sacrificial death, triumphal resurrection, and mediation in the Heavenly
Sanctuary.
Observing the
Eight Laws of
Health is imperative for a healthy life on planet earth. These laws are
easily remembered by the words, "NEW START": Good Nutrition, Exercise, Pure
Water, Sunshine, Temperance, Fresh Air, Physical and Mental Rest, and Trust
in the Creator. When these rules of health are rightly obeyed, the human
organism can resist disease and avoid premature death. We treat the body
temple as though God actually resides inside it. For those who accept Him
into their lives for complete guidance, it is true that God lives within.
The "Creation 7th Day" in our name represents the first
Sabbath which God made for man (Mark 2:27) after He had finished all His
work of creation (Genesis 2:2, 3). The word, "Adventist," in our name signifies
our belief in the soon literal second coming of the Christ to take His people
home to the Heavenly Kingdom City, the New Jerusalem. The Creation 7th Day
(Sabbath) designates more than merely a day; it suggests a personal relationship
with the Creator which is to be so trusting and secure that no word but "rest"
could better describe it. Some call this "new-birth" experience the
"Sabbath Rest Principle."
Request our audio narrations set to music. The titles include "The Eight
Laws of Health," "The Marvelous Banana," "Sugar and Dairy Products," and "Living
Foods and Natural Law."
