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1981 Volume 32 Issue 2
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The Lord told two similar parables, viz. that of the talents, recorded in Matthew 25. 14-30, and that of the pounds, recorded in Luke 19. 11-27. Both illustrate the responsibility of servants during the…
The apostle Paul is writing from a prison cell in Rome. Humanly speak-ing, the outlook is bleak as the shad-ows lengthen over his life and career. He recognizes that the outcome of his forthcoming trial…
In Old Testament days, the people of Israel were divided into three cate-gories – worshippers, workers and war-riors. The priests were set apart for the worship of Jehovah, the Levites for the service o…
Do our prayers at home after the morning reading of Scripture, or dur-ing the assembly prayer meetings, tend to become formal without real exer-cise before the throne of grace? Having listened to other …
"The signs of the times”, Matt. 16. 3. The context of this phrase is one of con-demnation. Those who were custodians of the truth of God were the objects of such censure. They were seeking signs from he…
One of the recurring questions with which a travelling preacher is con-fronted is that posed by human suffering. There is, of course, no easy answer to this, especially to the one question most frequent…
There followed The Civil Trials – also in three parts. (1) Before Pilate. The Sanhedrin brought Jesus to Pilate, and accused Him of saying that “he himself is Christ a King”, Luke 23. 2, in opposi-tion …
There has been much attention paid in recent times to the historical and archaeological aspects of the first book of the Bible, which has been called the seed-bed of every major theme. Besides these asp…
Both Enoch and Noah, we are told, walked with God. This does not refer merely to some specific occasion, but to that which characterized their daily pathway down here. Each of them lived in an evil day:…
When the apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at Philippi, he could say, “to me to live is Christ”, Phil. 1. 21. Whatever life meant to others, to Paul it meant simply “Christ”. Christ was his motive, h…
What will happen immediately follow-ing the rapture of the Church? This is a question often posed by Christians today. The short general answer is that a period will ensue on earth into which will be co…
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