From the earliest days of the Christadelphian Community, our pioneer writers have emphasised the need for regular daily Bible reading. As a young man of fifteen in 1854, Brother Robert Roberts compiled the Bible Reader’s Companion otherwise known as The Daily Bible Readings Chart, which is still r…
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We need not be discouraged because of the stolid indifference of the people to the Truth. Flesh and blood is naturally swinish and unimpressible by the thoughts of God. The world, which is choked with religion, such as it is, is made of this stiff-necked material. It is in the state of an inebriat…
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Moses was the great-great grandson of Jacob in the line of Levi, Kohath and Amram. … He was named Moses by Pharaoh’s daughter, importing that he was saved out of the water. We do not propose here to compile a history of this, the greatest man of his time, and of the sixteen centuries and a half …
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The following article was penned by Brother Thomas in answer to a question from a reader and was printed in the Herald of the Kingdom and Age to Come 1858 pages 270, 271. It is certainly very challenging to “Christ’s Bowmen” in every generation and particularly to the ecclesia of our own time….
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“Dr Thomas’s writings make his readers into Bible students, who while retaining a lively sense of indebtedness to him find confirmation in their own independent study.” So wrote Brother John Carter in the Introduction to “The Faith in the Last Days”, page 39. It is in this spirit that we i…
We need not be discouraged because of the stolid indifference of the people to the truth. Flesh and blood is naturally swinish and unimpressible by the thoughts of God. The world, which is choked with religion, such as it is, is made of this stiff-necked material. It is in the state of an inebriate …
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“To the household of faith, and to Israelites, this work should be found particularly interesting and important. It
will demonstrate to both classes that the day of their redemption is dawning. It will enable them to discern the signs of the times, which are so luminously indicative of his appea…
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In writing to Timothy the apostle said, “I charge thee before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, preach the Word”: and in another place, he says, “Study, O Timothy, to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Tim 4:1,2; 2:1…
The book, “The Faith in the Last Days” was published by The Christadelphian Publishing Office in 1949 and consists
of a compilation of some of the writings of Brother John Thomas reproduced in recognition of the centenary of his
visit to Britain in 1849. The following article was included as t…
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Moses was the great-great grandson of Jacob in the line of Levi, Kohath and Amram. … He was named Moses by Pharaoh’s daughter, importing that he was saved out of the water. We do not propose here to compile a history of this, the greatest man of his time, and of the sixteen centuries and a half …
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