While the Clear Word Bible is printed by an Adventist publishing house, it is not endorsed nor commissioned by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, but is the private enterprise of an individual.

The Adventist Church does not use the Clear Word edition, which includes passages from Ellen G. White’s writings, for its worship services and Bible studies around the world, but quotes from well known and well accepted Bible translations in the various languages. In the English language for example, the church uses the King James Version, the Revised Standard Version, the New American Bible, the New International Version, and others

1. Do Adventists give and accept blood?
2. Do Adventists meet on Saturday just to be different?
3. Do Adventists promote alternative health remedies and diets above conventional medical treatments?
4. Do Adventists believe they need to do good works to go to heaven?
5. Do Adventists believe Ellen G. White and her writings to be as important as God and the Bible?
6. Do people have to be vegetarians to be Adventists?
7. Do Adventists believe that only 144,000 people will go to heaven and that they will only be Seventh-day Adventists?
8. Do Adventists consider themselves to be the only true, remnant church?
9. Do Adventists belong to a cult?
10. Do Adventists believe in a pre-determined date for the second coming of Jesus Christ?
11. Do Adventists dislike Catholic people?
12. Do Adventists have their own edition of the Bible called the Clear Word?
13. Do Adventists believe in the same things as Jehovah's Witnesses?
14. Do Adventists think that the media persecuted the church during the Lindy Chamberlain incident?