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Below are the 10 articles most recently added to the Precious Seed website.
Brian Clatworthy, Newton Abbot, Devon, England, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
The Argument for Galatians - Part 1
Brian Clatworthy, Newton Abbot, Devon, England, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Assemblies in Thailand from Islands to Hill Tribes
Peter Ferry, Thailand, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Characters Around the Crucifixion: Mary Who Grieved Him - Part 8
Ian Rees, Bath, England, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Cornerstone Magazine Edited by David Dunlap
John Riddle, Cheshunt, England, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Sandy Jack, Eastbourne, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Norman Mellish, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
The Fruit of the Spirit - The Character Developed in the Believer - Galatians 5. 22-23
Fred Whitelock, Warrington, England, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel
Graeme Paterson, Plains, Scotland, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
R. Catchpole, London, (2017, Volume 72 Issue 3)
Daily Thought for: 23rd October
MARTHA
Luke 10. 38-42; John 11. 18-32; John 12. 1-3
The first thing we read about Martha is that she received the Lord into
her house. She was preparing Him a meal, and certainly that was entirely
commendable, but Mary left her and sat at Jesus’ feet.
Martha’s agitation with her sister.
Martha the worker, felt neglected by Mary the worshipper. She complained
and suggested that neither Mary nor the Lord really cared.
The Lord pointed out that the one thing that was needful was to...
Daily Thought for: 23rd October
MARTHA
Luke 10. 38-42; John 11. 18-32; John 12. 1-3
The first thing we read about Martha is that she received the Lord into
her house. She was preparing Him a meal, and certainly that was entirely
commendable, but Mary left her and sat at Jesus’ feet.
Martha’s agitation with her sister.
Martha the worker, felt neglected by Mary the worshipper. She complained
and suggested that neither Mary nor the Lord really cared.
The Lord pointed out that the one thing that was needful was to...