November – December 2008
Biochemistry Professor, Michael Behe of Lehigh University (Penn, USA) was one of the first public proponents of the concept of ‘irreducible complexity’.
All at once or not at all
In his book “Darwin’s Black Box”, he provides a number of examples of the way in which many biological system…
“Cellular Logistics” Read More »
The Apostle Paul knew well the power of Christ in his life. As Saul of Tarsus he had zealously persecuted the early ecclesia until, stopped in his tracks as he approached the city of Damascus, he heard the voice of the Lord Jesus ask, “Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?” His persecution of Chr…
“Christ Liveth in Me” Read More »
It is surprising to note how many times Scripture affirms that our pilgrimage to the Kingdom will not be without pain and suffering. The very profession of God’s Truth can often bring animosity and persecution. It is all a verification of that said in the beginning, that there would be enmity betw…
Profit in Pain and Suffering? Read More »
In this article Brother Matthew Wigzell provides the basic facts of this new IT phenomenon. It has caught on like wild fire in the world and is utilized apparently by many of our brethren and sisters for simple and efficient communication. This article will give us all much to think about.
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Sixty years after the foundation of the State, Israel still identifies its citizens in terms of their country of origin or ethnic affiliation, but not as ‘Israelis’. Passports, identification cards and other official documents in Israel, identify citizens as ‘Spanish’, ‘French’, etc, but…
Israel at Sixty: Why Jews and Not Israelis? Read More »
“As his name is, so is he.” Whilst this statement was made in an unfortunate context by Abigail about her foolish husband Nabal, the same statement is remarkably applicable and far more encouraging when applied to the great man Ezra – the writer and one of the main subjects of the book which b…
Ezra – The Ready Scribe Read More »
In this final article of the Atonement series we shall look at the subject overall, seeking with our limited perception to comprehend the greatness of the Divine wisdom, the enormity of His love, the wonder of the Son of God on the earth, living among mankind and raising to an altogether new standar…
For God So Loved the World Read More »
Two men met on a plane. The conversation revealed that both men had spent many years in India. The one said he had been a missionary for 25 years and had converted thousands of people to Christianity. The other man replied that he had lived in India for many years and never saw a Christian. He then …
What are you looking for? Read More »
The year 2009 marks the bi-centenary of Charles Darwin’s birth in 1809, and the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the publication of his best known work “On the Origin of Species”. Those whose sympathies lie with the theory of evolution might be expected to make much of these anniversari…
Imagine how these letters might have been received and how they were communicated to the brethren and sisters. Why did Jesus only write to the seven ecclesias? Did he plan on others like us reading them? Did John write seven copies of the entire Apocalypse and distribute them around? Or was there on…
Revelation 2 and 3 – The Lord’s Last Message to You Read More »
