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M. S. Staveley
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1. We live in Him ‘As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all (that is, all who believe) be made alive’; and we are to reckon ourselves ‘to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God in (en, Gk)…
Contentment is rarely encounteki-d amongst men, even the kind of contentment which leaves God out. Few people are really satisfied with their present circumstances-their means, their health, their soc…
Luke 9. 32, 42, 43; Acts 22. 15; Ephesians 1. 8-12. In Psalm 84. 11 we read, ‘the Lord God is a sun and shield: the Lord will give grace and glory’. As in so much of the Old Testament, these features …
In the first instance, grace is that principle, in contrast to demand as exemplified by the law, on which God has acted, and continues to act, towards mankind. Many passages in the New Testament illus…
The Gospel of the Kingdom, Matt. 4. 23; 9. 35; 24. 14; kingdom of God, Mark. 1. 14; Luke 8. 1. This was the gospel preached to Israel by our Lord in His ministry, and it is therefore understandable th…
In these passages, there are profound statements as to what Christ is, laying emphasis on the greatness of His person. This is presented more prominently in Colossians than in any other part of Script…
In a recent interview a leading political figure was asked, ‘Are you happy, Mr …?’ This prompts a more fundamental question, What do people mean by ‘being happy’? For the Christian, reference must be …
THERE IS EVIDENCE of increasing interest, in this country, of what might be called ‘popular’ evangelism. A recent example is the ‘March for Jesus’, which also formed the subject of a television progra…
It is well known and recognized that we can learn spiritual lessons from homely, everyday things and events. The Lord Himself often used homely analogies to teach great spiritual truths, e.g. the new …
WHILE THERE ARE A GREAT MANY USAGES Of the word ‘faith’ In the New Testament, in a comparatively small number of these it is preceded by the definite article, ‘the faith’, giving the term a distinct a…
The Gospel of God Concerning His Son, Rom. 1. 1-3; Of His Son, 1. 9If the epistle to the Romans had a title, it would be this. The expression occurs right at the outset of the letter, in the context o…
The apostle Paul had two specific and distinct ministries: one, the gospel, see Eph, 3. 7 and Col. 1. 23; the other, the assembly, Col. 1. 25. (The references in Colossians are both made more signific…
In view of evidence that some believers have difficulty in accepting that the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is to be worshipped, and that the practical denial of worship to Him in collective asse…
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