Harden not your hearts
The protection of God and our inclusion in the Lord’s “house” is dependent on our trust in Him: “But Christ as a son over his own house; whose house are we, if we hold fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end” (Heb 3:6).
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A reader, understanding that Psalm 69 is a messianic psalm, has asked for an explanation of this latter part of verse 9. In what way were the people reproaching God and how did these reproaches fall on His Son?
“And David saith…”
The superscription of this psalm declares it to be …
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A number of interesting articles recently appeared in The Times of Israel and the Jewish News Syndicate outlining the attitude of King Charles III and the UK towards Jewry.
We publish excerpts from these articles to illustrate that God has raised up a monarch who has strong t…
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Dear Aunty Jan,
Thank you for the information you sent to me about the sabbath and the way the churches have in general corrupted it (as they have with many things). In general, I agreed with most of the information you sent. The typed articles focused a lot on the error of the churches, changin…
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Listening is an important life skill. If you are driving from Adelaide to Melbourne and ignore your navigator, you could end up in Darwin. That would inconvenience you by more than three thousand kilometres. While it would be an inconvenience to you, in the grand scheme of things, it is not catastr…
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When we discuss ‘living the Truth’ we often talk about faith, prayer and habitual Bible study. However, we often miss one critical element: life stewardship. Although a similar concept to discipleship, life stewardship refers to how we manage the situations God puts in our lives. Christ alludes…
Fish come in all shapes and sizes, some are free swimming, while others rest on the bottom of the sea, some are herbivores and others are carnivores, and some lay eggs while others give live birth and parental care to their young. The total number of living fish species—about 32,000—is greater …
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There are three references to peacocks in Scripture, two of which speak of very similar events:
“For the king had at sea a navy of Tharshish with the navy of Hiram: once in three years came the navy of Tharshish, bringing gold, and silver, ivory, and apes, and peacocks” (1 Kings 10:22).
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After our Lord had spoken to the twelve about the fate of Jerusalem at the hands of the Romans, he uttered a series of parables, which were designed to instruct them as to how they should live their lives during his absence.
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The Gospel of John, penned from Ephesus around AD65[1], was written to believers living in the last days. Set in this tumultuous time, it has a context not too dissimilar from our own. Read from the perspective of its initial audience, it reveals lessons for those living in the last days; a group that we believe ourselves to be part of.
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