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J. M. Davies
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While a missionary in Spain was preaching the gospel in a market place some years ago, he was interrupted by a man in the audience who kept on shouting, “We want equality”. The curiosity of the people…
Here is the first of a series of interesting and instructive articles entitled CAMEOS IN THE LIFE OF DAVID illustrating from Old Testament History conditions and problems which meet us in the religiou…
Jonathan is one of the most charming personalities and one of the most attractive of Bible characters. He was a man of sincere faith (1 Sam. 14 : 6), and of great courage and devotion to duty (1 Sam. …
During the first 30 years of Israel’s history in the land, as in the wilderness before then, the Lord ruled over them (Num. 23: 21; Jud. 8: 23). This theo­cratic form of government was the highest the…
Saul’s rejection by the Lord (1 Sam. 16: 1) and his removal from the throne did not coincide. Years elapsed before the verdict passed upon Saul was executed. Hence the signal victory over Goliath did …
ADULLAM THE first period of David’s rejection was spent in hiding. It lasted about 5 years. (1 Sam. 22-26). He abode in the Cave of Adullam, and in the wilderness in strongholds. They were days of per…
To follow David in his rejection, especially in the earlier days, was tantamount to counting all things but loss, for the fellowship of his sufferings. It needed both the vision and the courage of fai…
This final article in a valuable series has very practical applications to present day conditions. To few men have been granted the privileges that were enjoyed by David. Few have risen to such height…
Appreciation of this series grows. Read the preceding articles again and you will probably appreciate valuable points you missed at the first reading. Absalom’s rebellion, though tragic and serious, w…
One definition of the word feature given in the dictionary is a salient point, and it gives the word characteristic as a synonym. And this in turn it defines as distinguishing peculiarity, with the wo…
From the fact that man was created in the image and after the likeness of God, it is safe to deduce that it was God’s de­sign and desire that man should enjoy communion with Him. This was in marked co…
In Eden’s garden there were trees that bore all manner of fruit for the sustenance of the life of man and in Revelation 22. 2 we read of “the tree of life, which bare twelve manner of fruits,, and yie…
5. GAIN The preacher in Ecclesiastes set out to discover that which would be of profit to all men everywhere and at any time. This was the burden of his quest. He was well qualified for the task as he…
This symptomatic of the times that: the subject of healing is being discussed in periodicals of all kinds. Committees and commissions have been appointed by various denominations to inquire and report…
RUTH This book of only four chapters is unique in that it is the only one in the sacred volume dedicated to the name of a Gentile woman. Allegorical]y it is an idyll that illustrates and typifies the …
MATTHEW 24. I-44; MARK 13. I-37; LUKE 21. 5-36 The Old Testament Scriptures indicate clearly that Israel’s Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ, would be Prophet, Priest and King. Moses had said, “The Lord …
Meanings Of Various Words The Word “Coming”. Two words are thus translated in this discourse. One, erchomai, is the common one used of the coming of the Son of man in the clouds of heaven as in Matthe…
“The end of the world (age)”. Similar expressions are found in Matthew 13. 40, 49. It will be the time of the harvest, the night of threshing and winnowing, Ruth 3, the time when the harvest of the e…
In the Scriptures the word Salvation denotes a variety of experiences and the context in each case must decide its meaning or application. The three uses of this word in the Philippian Epistle are mos…
The English word “call” is virtually the anglicized form of the Greek word kaleb, and a glance at the concordance reveals the prolific number of refer-ences to it in its verb and noun forms, and also …
In the consideration of any subject whether it be Biblical or any other, a definition of the terms used is absolutely essential. If the writer fails to make clear what he is writing about it cannot be…
6. THE DAY OF CHRIST Three times in the Epistle the apostle refers to this day. These, viewed in their context along with similar expressions in other Epistles, make it evident that it is not to be co…
As already noted, Matthew 18. 17 is the second and last reference to the church in the recorded ministry of the Lord and it is quite evidently comple-mentary in character to the former reference, 16. …
(Substance of an address given at Elim Hall, Cape Town, S. Africa) IN view of the interest which is being manifested by a great number in many countries in the ‘ Gift of Tongues,’ and of the fact that…
Appreciation of this series grows. Read the preceding articles again and you will probably appreciate valuable points you missed at the first reading. The last years of David’s reign were sad ones. Th…
The Epistle to the Philippians portrays for us the ideal Christian life, or the Christian life at its summit. We should therefore expect to find in it important references to the ministry of the Holy …
Book Reviews by this Author
Colossians and Philemon. By J. M. Davies. Pp. 82. 2jp, including postage. The author of this new Booklet has been a contributor to Precious Seed since its inception in 1945. We are thankful that he …
(XII-f 224 pages). Gospel Literature Service, Bombay. 6op plus postage. Available from Pickering and Inglis; J. Ritchie, and Northern Publishing House, Northern Ireland. Many have profited over the …
“The Lord’s Supper,” by J. M. Davies. (J. M. Davies, Nellikunnu, Trichur, T.C.S., S. India.9d., postage extra.) This is a well-written booklet on a familiar but important Subject. In dealing with th…
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