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Edwin Adams
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The Third Epistle of John was written to a man whose health apparently was not equal to his hospitality. For the writer prays that Gaius may prosper and be in health even as his soul prospered. The bo…
This rather unusual notice to motor car drivers appeared at the entrance of a hotel in a small Midland town. It was the equivalent of the much more common “Entrance Only” notice with which we are all …
Ours is a noisy age, the age of the machine. Buses and lorries roar their bulk along our streets. The trains crash their way over and under-ground. Road-drills split the air with their penetrating din…
The exhortation is needed, for we are all liable at times to lose heart. The Christian race is long and difficult, and we never get beyond the reach of temptation, in some form or other. Backsliding i…
The newborn converts to Christ from among the Jewish Dispersion to whom Peter wrote his First Epistle were to thirst for the pure milk of the Word, free from all admixture of plausible error and of th…
A WARNING TO PEDESTRIANS by the roadside, of course, and everybody knows what it means. Has it not a voice for Christians also? You see, other things may come along and distract us, and if we are not …
THIS CAUTION appeared on a notice board by the side of a road in the West of England. On the other side of the hedge there was a flying-field, and the warning words were meant for the users of the roa…
THIS NOTICE WAS TO BE SEEN on the west pier at Newhaven, Sussex. It reminds some of us of the white flag which it was said General Gordon, the hero of Khartoum, placed outside his tent at certain time…
How solemn are the words of our Lord, ‘Every plant, which my heavenly Father hath not planted, shall be rooted up’, Matt. 15.13. On the other hand every true child of God is a plant of God’s own plant…
Our Lord associates His teaching with Himself. It is to challenge us in the light of this that He says, ‘Whosoever therefore shall be ashamed of me and of my words … of him also shall the Son of man b…
‘But godliness with contentment is great gain’, 1 Tim. 6. 6. There were people in Paul’s day who took up a form of godliness because they thought it might be a paying concern, 1 Tim. 6. 5, and Bunyan …
During a Gospel Campaign the energies of the Christians are focussed upon the blessing of the unconverted. But every gospel meeting should be regarded as a special mission to non-Christians. It is nat…
Matt. 11. 28-30; Mark 8. 34; 2 Cor. 12. 7.THE YOKEOUR LORD‘S ALLUSION to a yoke in Matthew u. 29 and 30 was easily appreciated by His hearers. They were quite familiar with the frame of wood joining t…
HE WAS A YOUNG CHRISTIAN, and he meant that he was debarred from the sports and worldly interests that people of the world enjoy. But although a Christian he was not a worker for the Master, and so fe…
WE SOMETIMES SING, ‘Always singing, never sighing’, but we know it is not true; and it cannot be true in a world like ours. The Christian life should be joyful, but we cannot expect it to be always co…
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