In the previous issue we met the founder of the Holy Roman Empire, Charlemagne. Our next great conqueror considered himself to have taken up the mantle of Charlemagne calling him “our illustrious predecessor”. This Man of Destiny, as many called him, followed in the steps of Charlemagne in ma…
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The dawn of life on this earth was accompanied by the echoes of immortal voices united in a song of universal praise. It was the first praise of the new world: when “the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy”.
Immortal Praise
When the colourful history of the pla…
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Without question the great joy of immortality is to see God. Not just to see God but the perfect pleasure of unity with Yahweh Himself. All around us we see men and women striving; striving for riches, striving to improve the quality of their short fragile lives, striving to win the approval of the …
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It is becoming common to hear people today describe themselves as ‘spiritual but not religious’. When pressed to explain, their idea of what it is to be ‘spiritual’ is generally confined to vague notions of higher thinking, a feeling of self-realization and liberation. God may not …
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The third Vial had concluded. Italy was subdued, its rivers and lakes stained with the blood of the enemies of France. Her first consul now turned his attention from conquest to social and legal reforms. Napoleon had emerged from Bonaparte. The adventurer of the revolution was succeeded by an ex…
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Where there is no vision the people perish, so we need to be reminded of the hope set before us. In this series of articles our minds will be projected forward to the coming of our Lord and the establishment of the Kingdom of God and should inspire us to walk constantly until the Lord returns.
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