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1979 Volume 30 Issue 2
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The present dispensation of the Gospel is the era of the Holy Spirit, the “another Comforter’ of whom the Lord spoke shortly before His death. The effectiveness of the preaching of the Gospel depends up…
There is a tendency on the part of some to regard church doctrine as academic in character and therefore of little practical bearing. This is not the case, as Paul clearly shows, “that thou mayest know …
The object of all Bible study has in view the exaltation of our Lord, the enriching of our lives, and the em-powering of our labour. We must translate into factors of power every living promise made to …
In the same way as a growing plant botanically and the solar system astro-nomically show structure, so also do the epistles. Hence from the broad out-lines down to the study of individual thoughts and w…
Ezekiel was the first of the prophets of the exile. He was carried away from Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar, in the first deportation of the nation, about eleven years before the final destruction of the g…
"Our God … is able”, Daniel 3. 17. This report has been collected together at a time of national strife and chaos. How impotent the government of the country seems in the face of determined resistance a…
It is with much regret that the committee have to record the home-call of our brother, Mr Harold P. Hobbs, which took place suddenly on Thursday, February 1st, 1979. Our brother was invited to join the …
In the Gospels the Lord Jesus Christ gave us two lessons on prayer, (i) Matthew 6. 5-13, (ii) Luke 11.1-13. In both of these portions He sets before us a model prayer, each given by com-mentators the ti…
The first part of this article was published in the previous issue, and readers may consult it again so as to appreciate the connection. Eds. Israel’s Blindness is only Partial. In Romans 11.25, the apo…
Under the same roof, these two birds, one considered by the Scriptures to be un-clean and the other clean, lived in close quarters for a considerable time, for they were both inmates of the ark, accordi…
Book Reviews in this Issue
£1.85; 135 pages. The book represents the sweetest possible meditation on the names of the Lord, completed by the author during periods of increasing weakness before he passed into the presence of the…
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