February 1998
In this eighth lecture Brother Roberts clearly outlines the nature, structure and policy of the Kingdom of God. In the process he dispenses with the erroneous views of the church in emphatic and irrefutable terms. For a subject so near to our hearts,
this lecture is invaluable reading. The follow…
In this article the extensive use of Isaiah 55 in the gospels and the Apocalypse will be reviewed. It also will enlarge upon the sub theme of our recent articles which have related to the call of the Gentiles.
Isaiah 55—Its Significant Place in the Servant Prophecies
 The Servant prophecy o…
“Ho, Every One That Thirsteth” Read More »
This seventh letter from Anathoth continues our series on the pressures, fears and hopes of an imaginary young brother living in the shadow of AD 70. The strength which our early brethren gained by their hope in the Kingdom gives encouragement to us today as we live on the eve of an even greater e…
A Letter from Anathoth Read More »
This is the title of an article published in the Intelligence Digest and referred to in the following remarks by Brother Rob Thiele. By contrast, we are encouraged by the words of the Lord, “when ye see these things begin to come to pass, then look up and lift up your heads for your redemption d…
“A Year to Fear” Read More »
After Brother Thomas’ baptism in 1847 a dramatic change in his priorities took place. Firstly he preached on the
importance of the current signs of Christ’s second advent, particularly the political revolutions then developing in
Europe. By this he drew attention to the Hope of the gospel more…
The Providential Discovery of the Truth in the Nineteenth Century (2) Read More »
This edition of The Lampstand completes a two-part feature article by Brother Stephen Hill commenced in Volume 3, Number 6. In that edition Brother Stephen portrayed the varying circumstances surrounding the early life of Brother Thomas, all of which had a significant bearing on his character. The…
“Stedfast, Unmoveable, Always Abounding in the Work of the Lord.” Read More »
