As the time of Christ's second appearing draws near, the Lord sends His servants with a warning to the world to prepare for that great event. Multitudes have been living in transgression of God's law, and now He in mercy calls them to obey its sacred precepts. The evolutionary concept of origins calls the teachings of the Bible into question. For example, if we have problems with the miracle of Creation, then we might also have problems with other biblical miracles such as the crossing of the Red Sea, the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, and His second coming. If we accept theistic evolution, we have already begun to question the biblical accounts and promises of God's miraculous activities.
Theistic evolution alters our concept of the nature of the Bible itself.
It would lead to the idea that the Bible did not come by the Word of God to the prophet, but it came by social evolution. The Bible would be viewed as the evolving literature of many ancient Near Eastern societies. Over many generations and in many different social contexts various editors and schools of thought brought the pieces of literature together in the form in which we now find them in the Bible. According to this theory, the Bible is the result of human genius rather than the Word of God. This, however, is not so.