“search the scriptures” John 5:39

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1961 Volume 12 Issue 6
Articles in this Issue
First Corinthians
INTRODUCTION, 1. 1-9. Opening Salutation, 1-3. Thanksgiving, 4-9. Dissension in the Assembly, i. 10 to 4. 21. Reported to Paul. Its Existence, 1. 10-17. The Charge, 10-12. The Challenge, 13-17. ‘…
Arthur G. Clarke
The Epistles Analysed
Young Believer’s Section
Isaiah’s Four Looks
Isaiah tells us that his great vision of ‘the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up’, took place in the year of king Uzziah’s death. The peculiar relevance of the vision is to be understood in …
A. E. Long
Exposition
Keep Alert, Keep Alive
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 ca…
Edwin Adams
Exposition
New Testament Word Studies – Dokimion, Dokimos, Adokimos
These three words belong to the same group as those dis­cussed in our previous article. Dokimion, which occurs in 1 Peter 1. 7, is especially interesting. The Authorized Version translation, ‘the trial …
David Gooding
New Testament Word Studies
Study
Our Lord’s Incarnation and Virgin Birth
‘What think ye of Christ?’ is the test To try both your state and your scheme: You cannot be right in the rest, Unless you think rightly of Him. John Newton was thinking primarily of a man or woman’s p…
F. F. Bruce
The Fundamentals
Exposition
Saul – the People’s Choice
Saul was the first of the kings of Israel. The duration of his reign was forty years. The phase of history thus opened is known as the united kingdom period. The succeeding reigns of David and Solomon, …
C. E. Hocking
Key Men in sacred history
Exposition
The Place of Women
‘Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God! king of the universe, who hath not made me a woman.’ So runs the Jewish office book, ‘Daily Prayers’. This is an evil saying which feeds the worm of pride in the male…
Frank Holmes
Keep your Balance
Exposition
Things
The wide scope and variety of subjects dealt with in the New Testament may be realized when we attempt to collect some of these together under some comprehensive scheme of study. The purpose of this art…
W Threadgold
Exposition
What was the nature of Birthright that Esau so readily despised?
(Genesis 25. 28-34; Hebrews 12. 16-17) To the Israelite the nature of the birthright was well understood and no explanation is therefore given in the immediate text, but a wider reading of Scripture rev…
Alan H. Linton
Questions Young People Ask?
Young Believer’s Section
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