A Seventh-day Adventist resource for the world.
See the sources. Trust the answer.
In the Bible, the day God set apart at Creation is the seventh day — what we now call Saturday Genesis 2:1-3. Ellen White points to Sabbath observance as a sign of fidelity to the Creator Great Controversy, p. 437.
First time here?
Two things to know.
Who Seventh-day Adventists are
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is a global Christian denomination, known for five things:
Sabbath
Worship on Saturday — the seventh-day Sabbath.
Second Coming
An emphasis on the return of Jesus.
Bible Study
A tradition of deep, personal study of Scripture.
Health
A whole-person health message — plant-based living and remarkable longevity.
Service
A long history of education, healthcare, and humanitarian work.
What Adventist Intelligence is
Ask anything — every answer is cited to a trusted source, ranked by authority.
01 — Why this exists
More people now learn what Seventh-day Adventists believe from an AI chat than from a sermon. A general AI blends everything it has ever read into a single answer.
Adventist Intelligence works the way a careful researcher works — every answer footnoted to a small, named set of Seventh-day Adventist sources, so you can see which view you're getting and check it yourself.
02 — What we draw from
Every answer traces back to one of these sources — no web search, no general knowledge.
The King James Version, searchable verse by verse, cross-referenced across the Old and New Testaments.
The core teachings that define what Adventists believe — straight from adventist.org.
How the church is organized and run — membership, leadership, ordinances. The current edition.
Where the worldwide church has officially spoken — marriage, health, religious liberty, and more.
Steps to Christ, The Desire of Ages, Patriarchs and Prophets — with more of her writings being added.
Preaching and teaching from AudioVerse and other trusted ministries — every sermon fully transcribed and searchable.
Bible studies, lectures, and teaching materials from trusted Adventist ministries.
Languages
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Source priority
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03 — Why you can trust it
Ask a question, and this is exactly how the answer comes back — plain language, with the source shown right beside every claim.
God set apart the seventh-day Sabbath at Creation, resting on it and blessing it as a memorial of His work.
The Adventist church holds it as part of God's unchangeable moral law, from Friday sundown to Saturday sundown.
Anatomy of a cited answer · each pill traces to its source
Read a claim
Every sentence makes one point.
Tap the citation
Open the exact passage it cites.
Judge for yourself
Compare source to claim — trust nothing blindly.
If it isn't in the library, it says so. When a question falls outside the vetted sources, Adventist Intelligence tells you plainly instead of guessing — no invented verses, no filler.
04 — Where we are
It isn't open to everyone yet. Here's exactly where things stand — and how to request access now or hear when public opens.
A small, invited group — pastors, church staff, and ASI partners — is using it now, helping refine each answer and its citations before the wider launch.
Request early access
Leave your email and a word about who you are. We welcome people in gradually and reach out — access isn't automatic.
Not open yet. Once beta feedback is settled, we open to the general public.
Hear when public opens
One quiet email the day public access opens. No newsletter.
Native iOS and Android apps. A Bible study helper and a sermon builder. And many more languages.
05 — Questions people ask
Straight answers — including the ones about limits, privacy, and cost.
