In the first part of this editorial, we had a glimpse of this remarkable man, Apollos, together with his interesting background. We saw that the record was drawing a parallel between John the Baptist’s work in Judea and the work of his 12 disciples in Ephesus.
The fact that we find discipl…
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Dear Brothers and Sisters
Earlier this year, my wife and I were travelling in the remote and rugged far north of Western Australia. We enjoy exploring out-of-the-way areas, where there are fewer people and wide, open spaces. On this particular day, we turned off the main highway onto a less trave…
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Throughout our series we have highlighted the unique place of the book of Chronicles in Holy Writ. It is important to note that Ezra was not seeking to rewrite history or ignore the earlier record of the book of Kings; his purpose for writing was different. Under the Spirit’s guidance, he assemble…
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Boaz and the Nearer Kinsman
The following morning, Boaz went straightway to the gate of Bethlehem (Ruth 4:1). The gate was the most important place in a city (Deut 16:18; Josh 20:4; Job 29:7) and many people would pass through it each day. Boaz knew he was likely to see the nearer kinsman her…
Of All Men Most Miserable
One of the most remarkable aspects of the crucifixion story is the complete unravelling of Jesus’ disciples in its aftermath. Despite all the preparation Jesus gave them, his repeated warnings about his suffering, and his promises that he would rise again, they were co…
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