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At His Feet: John 11 - Weeping at His Feet
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Bethlehem to Bethany - Jack Strahan
ASSIGNED-- --NONE , (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Character Studies in the Book of Proverbs
John Scarsbrook, Killamarsh, England, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Characters around the Crucifixion - Part 10 Joseph Who Buried Him
Ian Rees, Bath, England, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Cuckoos in the nest . . . apostasy in the church - Sam Gordon
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Sandy Jack, Eastbourne, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Ephesians - Part 12: Chapter 6 vv 1-17
Norman Mellish, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Image Cover - Volume 73 Number 1
ASSIGNED-- --NONE , (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Daily Thought for: 19th June
CHRIST
Matthew 16. 13-17; Mark 8. 27-29; Luke 9. 18-20
We may often have played games such as ‘Guess my name’ or ‘Who am I’ in an effort to entertain ourselves. The Lord Jesus was playing no such game when He enquired who men thought that He was. He wanted them to confess the fact that He was the Christ, or the Messiah, not for His own gain, but because such an admission could only come after God had spoken to their soul, Matt. 16.17.
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Daily Thought for: 19th June
CHRIST
Matthew 16. 13-17; Mark 8. 27-29; Luke 9. 18-20
We may often have played games such as ‘Guess my name’ or ‘Who am I’ in an effort to entertain ourselves. The Lord Jesus was playing no such game when He enquired who men thought that He was. He wanted them to confess the fact that He was the Christ, or the Messiah, not for His own gain, but because such an admission could only come after God had spoken to their soul, Matt. 16.17.
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