Keeping the unity of the Spirit in the bonds of peace involves the way we handle differences of opinion within our
community. The matters which can cause difference of opinion fall broadly into two categories—fundamental and
non-fundamental issues. Brother Roberts classifies them as True Princip…
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“The relationships we develop and value now will form a foundation for eternity… The basis of the everlasting
love of the saints is that they all have something in common. The sharing of something special is the mark of true
friendship. What could make for a more lasting and complete bond of l…
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A very enjoyable and rewarding Saturday afternoon’s activity for the family can centre around the gathering of olives and making of olive oil. Here in Adelaide we live geographically in an area with a Mediterranean climate, thus mirroring the land of Israel. On our hills and along many of the cree…
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) was formed after World War 2 as an alliance of principally Western European nations, but with the inclusion of the USA to guard against the threat of the Soviet Union. With the collapse of communism and the dismantling of the Soviet Union, significant wi…
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In the following article Brother Roberts draws together some sound instructions for parents on the bringing up of
children. Sadly we live in a world whose philosophy has challenged these God-inspired instructions at enormous
cost to itself. May we, as wise parents, allow God to guide us in this im…
There has always been the necessity for the sons of God to daily turn their attention to the Word of Life for spiritual sustenance and guidance. Brother Roberts makes some pertinent points on this subject that are as needful today as they were then. We should realise that we have more “free time…
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In the course of our Daily Readings we have recently completed Paul’s most encouraging Letter to the Romans and have been reminded once again of the importance and power of the doctrine of the Atonement in relation to our daily living. This is nowhere better summarised than in the words of Roman…
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At the tender age of eight years old there was no way that young King Josiah could assume the responsibilities
of the throne of Judah, nor could he educate himself in God’s ways without help. Josiah was wonderfully blessed
with two outstanding parents: his mother Jedidah and his “father” of …
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One of the unfortunate consequences of an increasingly violent and dangerous world is the loss of personal freedom. Homes must be locked and only an irresponsible parent would let their children wander unsupervised, as was, in measure, possible in previous generations. Besides the dangers of abduc…
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In the days of the apostles it was considered a glorious privilege for brethren to refer to one another as “saints”. That title, like the title “brother”, had a rich and deep significance to all those who, by God’s grace, had been called out of the prevailing immoral darkness of that pag…
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