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1983 Volume 34 Issue 5
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In Ephesians 3. 10 Paul described the church as exhibiting to principalities and powers in heavenly places “the manifold wisdom of God”. The Greek word polupoikilos means “very manifold”. The church is …
Young believers need to be clearly warned today against several religious sects which masquerade as Christian and yet, in reality, are nothing of the kind. Quite likely you will come into contact with m…
“Then cometh the devil”, Luke 8. 12. The months of the year covered by this report are of necessity times of much sowing of the seed. Evangelists are busy. Yet often, in terms of fruitfulness, the amoun…
The previous article dealt largely with a Jew’s preconversion opinion of Jehovah’s Servant. Now we go on to consider his (b) Postconversion Experience, vv. 5-10. The Jew had not been wrong in regarding …
There are certain expressions in the Scriptures which, by reason of familiarity, often lose much of their impact. Take for instance the oft-repreated expression “Jesus Christ our Lord”, Rom. 6. 11, 23. …
W. E. Vine’s Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words (pages 210-211) lists five verbs (and an adjective linked with one of them) which the Authorized Version sometimes translates “commend” or “reco…
“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me”, v.4 For the background of this verse, which depicts a sc…
It is inevitable that particular scriptures should have different emphases at different times of life and in different circumstances. To the young, facing life with the thrill of Christian service, such…
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