May – June 2017
No one likes to be alone and unappreciated. A sincere ‘thank you’ goes a long way in encouraging us to continue the work before us. But consider our Lord in the days of his flesh. He sometimes trod a very lonely path to the cross. He “was despised and rejected of men … and we hid as it were …
Worthy is the Lamb Read More »
The Gospels record the amazing life of the greatest man who ever walked the earth. There, the events, miracles, actions, words and character of Jesus of Nazareth clearly demonstrate him to be the Son of God with power.
Yet despite all their detail, it is the Psalms that add another and equally …
Psalm 22 – The Messiah’s Mind (Part 1) Read More »
“Let your speech be always with grace” (Jan-Feb 2017, pp5-8). May I comment on Brother Tony Lines’ explanation regarding the addition of salt to the minchah or meal offering (“meat” in the AV). In Leviticus 2:13 “every oblation of thy [meal] offering shalt thou season with salt; …
Letters to the Editor – Vol. 23.3 Read More »
Brothers and sisters, when we come around the emblems on our Lord’s table we are challenged by the effort to which our Father in heaven has gone to complete this plan and provide for our salvation. For example, we have the reassuring words of Psalm 103 where we read, “He hath not dealt with …
The Children of God – Romans 8 Read More »
120th Anniversary
The 29th of August this year will mark the 120th anniversary of the First Zionist conference in Basle Switzerland.
It is perhaps timely then to review the history of events leading up to and subsequent to the first Zionist Conference with the help of the book, Herzl’s Visio…
Dr Albert Schweitzer said, “Constant kindness can accomplish much. As the sun makes ice melt, kindness causes misunderstanding, mistrust, and hostility to evaporate”. It’s a funny thing about kindness. The more it’s used, the more there is – because kindness is so contagious.
If we …
What Are You Wearing? Read More »
An ancient gold coin bearing the image of the Roman Emperor, Nero, has been discovered in archaeological excavations just outside the Old City of Jerusalem. The coin was found in the excavations of the Mount Zion Project, co-directed by Shimon Gibson, Visiting Professor of Archaeology at the U…
Gold Coin of the Roman Emperor, Nero, Discovered in Jerusalem Read More »
It was a rare privilege on a snowy winter’s morning to gain permission to ascend the cliff face at Bisotun and come face to face with one of the most significant inscriptions of the entire ancient Near East, witnessing another testimony to God’s hand in world history.
Here in the Kermanshah…
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Bible Quiz – Nations in the Bible Read More »
In Part 1 of this article we highlighted the erroneous view of Evolutionary Creationism (EC) relating to the subject of death. We noted that in the OT the Hebrew word for death (muwth) occurs around 800 times and always refers to the ordinary idea of death – the cessation of mortal existence –…
Death – The Last Enemy (Part 2) Read More »
