September 2000
In the midst of the majestic angelic presentation of the glory and character of Yahweh on the mount, Moses is informed that Yahweh is “abundant in goodness and truth”. The greatness of what is annunciated here is somewhat veiled by the brevity of the expression. There is here a deep and broad in…
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“Despisest thou the riches of his goodness… not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth thee to repentance?”-PAUL
These thoughts are taken from an article by Brother John Thomas published in the book “The Faith in the Last Days”. They are here reproduced in keeping with the Feature in th…
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The book of Revelation was given to the apostle John by the Lord Jesus Christ. It is the last word to his believers unto his coming in glory as King of kings and Lord of lords. So it must be important. God gave it to him and Christ sent it by means of his own angel in the last years of John, the las…
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In this article further illustrations of where the Septuagint, the best known Greek version of the Old Testament, is used in the New Testament, will be under consideration.
“And Recovering of Sight to the Blind” Luke 4:18,19
When the Lord went into the synagogue in Nazareth on the Sabbath da…
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Eighteen years ago the Christadelphian Scripture Study Service published a book with the title The Revelation—Which Interpretation? by Graham Pearce, the well known initiator of the annual Milestones. It was in response to a growing fascination by some with what we believe to be unscriptural int…
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The above quotation from Ecclesiastes 9:3, sums up the prevailing mood of the people of the world today. From Seattle to Melbourne to Prague to Israel and Gaza, and to Copenhagen, there have been riots demonstrations and protests. Powerless to prevent the mob rule overcoming the rule of law, the aut…
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Whilst our sins may be graciously forgiven, there are many consequences which flow from our actions. There are often obvious repercussions when we say something hurtful or deliberately choose a path that leads to evil. If we offend someone, for example, we must understand that “a brother offended …
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The book of Revelation was given to the apostle John by the Lord Jesus Christ. It is the last word to his believers unto his coming in glory as King of kings and Lord of lords. So it must be important. God gave it to him and Christ sent it by means of his own angel in the last years of John, the las…
The Reality of the Revelation Read More »
In this article further illustrations of where the Septuagint, the best-known Greek version of the Old Testament, is used in the New Testament, will be under consideration.
“And Recovering of Sight to the Blind” Luke 4:18,19
When the Lord went into the synagogue in Nazareth on the Sabbath da…
The Septuagint in the New Testament (2) Read More »
If we had lived in the presence of the Apostle Paul as he journeyed and laboured in the preaching of the Gospel, we would have been greatly impressed by his close personal relationship with his God through prayer. In fact it is a very profitable exercise, when following our daily readings through Ac…
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