September – October 2001
The story of Jonah is a masterpiece of brevity. Its few verses reward the reader with vivid human drama and suspense; with passionate prayer; with faith and defiance. But above even these things it favours us with an intriguing insight into the mind of a man who is at once an erudite scholar, a love…
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In England recently different religious groups decided they would take steps to bring about greater unity among themselves. To do this they invited young people from different groups to join together in a ‘soup kitchen’ to serve the poor and needy in their local area. The objective was that thro…
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A few months ago, two Sydney ecclesias combined to conduct a series of seminars for Indonesian people. All up, eighteen people attended over the three Saturdays, with most of them being present at all sessions. The final session was the crucial one. It was entitled, “One Bible, Many Churches—Doe…
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The factors of justification are three: all are definable in scriptural language. We are “justified by grace”, we are “justified by faith” and we are “justified by the blood of Christ”. These are not alternative ways of justification; the terms all converge on the one act by which God ch…
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In our last issue we carried a brief report from Sydney outlining the results of a combined Arranging Brethren’s meeting held in June. The purpose of the meeting was to address a number of issues relating to false ideas on the Spirit, unbalanced views on grace and redemption and misleading positio…
The factors of justification are three: all are definable in scriptural language. We are “justified by grace”, we are “justified by faith” and we are “justified by the blood of Christ”. These are not alternative ways of justification; the terms all converge on the one act by which God ch…
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