The Psalmist declares (Psa 106:1), “O give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good: for His mercy endureth for ever”. That word “thanks” is very expressive. In the Hebrew, it is the word ‘yadah’, a verb with a root meaning “to throw or shoot out”, or “the extended hand, to t…
No one likes to be alone and unappreciated. A sincere ‘thank you’ goes a long way in encouraging us to continue the work before us. But consider our Lord in the days of his flesh. He sometimes trod a very lonely path to the cross. He “was despised and rejected of men … and we hid as it were …
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This article focuses on the beautiful way in which the righteousness of God and the love of God is so wonderfully balanced in the atoning work of God’s Son. It also seeks to highlight the importance of this work by outlining some of our own Christadelphian writings on the subject so that we can be…
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The dawn of life on this earth was accompanied by the echoes of immortal voices united in a song of universal praise. It was the first praise of the new world: when “the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy”.
Immortal Praise
When the colourful history of the pla…
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