Marking our Bibles is enjoyable and very satisfying. Why would we do it? Why not just read the Bible regularly? Of course it is vital that we read our Bibles every day, and reading and meditating upon three portions from different parts of Scripture gives a broad and valuable overview of the…
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Today’s generation is faced with a problem like no other generation has: an unprecedented proliferation of opportunities to be entertained or indulged; each one playing a part in stifling and smothering the desirability and presence of God’s Word.
For thousands of years, the Wor…
Does the Bible Compete With Anything For Time in Your Life? Read More »
The Internet is the collective term to describe the worldwide network of computers. It was set up twenty five years ago as an experimental system funded by the US Department of Defence, and was later used by universities as a means of communication and sharing research information. In the last ten y…
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This title appeared on a website devoted to Israeli news from a biblical perspective1. The author, Adam Berkowitz, wrote an article relating to Brother Jason Hensley’s book on the role of Christadelphians in the Kindertransport. This is part of what he wrote:
In a new book, a member of an obscu…
One is diffident to talk about oneself, but I can understand that my experiences may be of interest, as they are not every-day occurrences. Of course, my background is not as traumatic as my family’s. That is another story.
There are many happy memories, which may vanish from one’s conscious,…
Pre-Holocaust Experiences and How I Came into the Truth Read More »
We concluded the last article with Henry VIII near the end of his life. He was head of the Church of England, having broken with Rome and the Catholic Church. Before his death he had authorised the use of two Bibles, The Great Bible of 1539 and the Matthew’s Bible of 1537. This now allowed the peo…
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As we continue tracing events leading to the production of our King James Bible we will follow the remarkable effect that Erasmus’ Greek text had in opening scholars’ minds to clearer Bible teaching, which resulted in driving the Reformation. Through reading and thinking upon the Bible men gaine…
Martin Luther boldly makes his challenge Read More »
The author of these two articles is well qualified to discuss this particular issue. Being a general medical practitioner himself of some 25 years standing our brother is constantly being made aware of afflictions that confront, and play havoc with, the body and the mind. He brings to his general pr…
An illness of the brain
Having seen in the previous article that Depression is a biological illness of the brain, the key to dealing effectively with it, either as a sufferer, or as a carer of a loved one suffering from it, is to accept that this actually is the case.
Major Depression, as define…
This article on humanism was written by Brother Graham Edwards. It is founded on a presentation he gave at the Manila ecclesia on the 16th of February, 2014. It is very informative and will help readers appreciate how pervasive humanism is, and why our world has drifted so far from biblical princi…
