The story of Saul—of his elevation to the kingship followed by his long, slow demise—occupies some 25 chapters of 1 and 2 Samuel. Few people in the Bible have their life recounted in more detail. It has been observed that the disproportionate amount of space devoted to Saul in Scripture …
Many people treat their religion like a spare tyre: they never use it except in an emergency. This is tragic because God refuses to be placed in our trunk and only pulled out when we have a problem or face danger.
During the Second World War there was a common saying that “there were no athei…
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The apostle tells us to be subject one to another in honour preferring one another. He tells us to bear one another’s burdens and so fulfil the law of Christ. We are instructed to confess our faults one to another. If a brother is overtaken in a fault we are to restore him in the spirit of meek�…
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In the March 1960 CHRISTADELPHIAN a study of Leprosy from the medical point of view was contributed by Brother WC Fowler. The subject was considered from the physical and public health aspects, and did not touch on the spiritual and moral analogies which are equally important. These notes are an enq…
