Our theme of “Christ and Caesar” is a challenging one. It implies two masters each expecting loyalty and undivided service, yet what they stand for is so diametrically opposed that no man can serve both masters. The danger is that in trying to give service to both masters, conflict of conscience…
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This is the first of a series of articles on Jerusalem to be written by Brother Leen and Sister Kathleen Ritmeyer. They have both been intimately involved in archaeology relating to this city, and have been recognised for their significant contributions in relation to it. The articles will consist o…
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In our “Our Heritage” article for this issue we have an interesting and significant exposition of the Melchizedek Priesthood by Brother John Carter. It is taken from a series he wrote entitled “Many Parts and Many Ways”. It was first published in The Christadelphian in June 1957, so it�…
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