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Simon Sherwin, Lower Methil, Leven, Fife, Scotland, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
Angolan Literature Fund: 20 years of service
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The Baptism in the Holy Spirit
Richard Collings, Caerphilly, Wales, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
Character Studies in the Book of Proverbs - Part 3: The fool and his friends
John Scarsbrook, Killamarsh, England, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
Sandy Jack, Eastbourne, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
The Epistle to the Colossians - Part 2
William Banks, Hamilton, Scotland, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
His Coming – A Guide to Future Events - Various Authors
John Scarsbrook, Killamarsh, England, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
Image Cover - Volume 73 Number 3
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Lessons from Old Testament Characters in James
Graeme Hutchinson, Moneyreagh, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 3)
Daily Thought for: 20th August
A PROPITIATION
Romans 3. 21-26
In the opening chapters of Romans, first the pagan gentile, then the privileged Jew, are shown to stand alike condemned at the judgement bar of almighty God. This is a momentous matter, for the same chapters reveal the dread reality of the wrath of God, Rom. 1. 18; 2. 5, 8. ‘Wrath’ is a holy and merciful God’s unchanging response to the ‘ungodliness and unrighteousness of men’.
Praise God, the...
Daily Thought for: 20th August
A PROPITIATION
Romans 3. 21-26
In the opening chapters of Romans, first the pagan gentile, then the privileged Jew, are shown to stand alike condemned at the judgement bar of almighty God. This is a momentous matter, for the same chapters reveal the dread reality of the wrath of God, Rom. 1. 18; 2. 5, 8. ‘Wrath’ is a holy and merciful God’s unchanging response to the ‘ungodliness and unrighteousness of men’.
Praise God, the...