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1987 Volume 38 Issue 4
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The apostle John uses a number of words in his first Epistle which describe believers as children of God. One such expression in the diminutive, “little children”, used seven times in the Epistle, 2. 1,…
Caleb is predominantly the man who wholly followed the Lord. Truly an example for us! 1. Faith is the most obvious characteristic that marks him, in direct contrast to the unbelief of the other ten spi…
Today we witness many kinds of government both in the world and in the church. All are marked by varying degrees of righteousness and repression. We do well therefore to reconsider the nature of the gov…
"The Lord working with them”. Mk. 16.20. We are able again to present a full report of varied aspects of the labours of God’s people. Behind the reports there must be many hours of prayer, exercise and …
This book has for its theme “Christ the King”. The genealogy in the opening chapter proves that Christ is the legal Heir to the throne of David, thus forging a link with the Old Testament. The phrase “k…
In the Prophecy of Isaiah there are four recorded ‘Servant Songs’, viz. In chapter 42.1-4 In chapter 49.1-6. In chapter 50.4-9 In chapters 52.13-53.12, by far the most comprehensive. Most writers would …
In the closing section of Titus 2, Paul speaks of two appearings: (i) the appearing of “the grace of God”, v. 11, which relates to the first advent of Christ, and (ii) the “appearing of the glory of our…
Exodus, the second book in the Bible, is the book of redemption. It is the book of the origin of the nation of Israel, delivered from centuries of slavery in Egypt, redeemed by the blood of the lamb and…
Although some uncertainty still exists among scholars, it seems likely that the Hebrew words translated “holy”, “holiness” and “sanctify” derive from a root which means “to cut” or “to divide”. It is to…
In Ephesians chapter 6 Paul deals with the Christian’s armour, for he saw the Christian life as a life of conflict. The call to service for Christ is essentially a call to battle. We have been enlisted …
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