Exodus 17 – Israel at Rephidim – no water to drink
Paul is alluding to the incident recorded in Exodus 17. Were the record informs us that “all the congregation of the children of Israel…pitched in Rephidim”. This establishes Paul’s point that “all drank”. All of God…
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He had a custom or regular habit and it centred around the Word of God. Each Sabbath he was found in the synagogue and there he regularly contributed to the public reading of the Scriptures. It is likely that he excelled at this because he could read with authority and understanding. He would have …
Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden in shame and disgrace, mortally stricken because of sin and bearing in their bodies the ongoing consequence of a nature inclined to sin. It is a sad fact that by one offence death reigned; what a dismal emphasis that, in the body already doomed, the bias to sin w…
The title used for this series is not to claim something that is imaginary or sensational, but to emphasize a truth that is real and is the basis of every other truth expressed in God’s Word.
So what is this subject of prime importance? The answer to that question is simply expressed in one wor…
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In this series of articles there is the desire to express a balance of factors relevant to the Atonement. Since it is the central matter in God’s salvation for man it is of necessity that many issues and many principles meet together in this wonderful doctrine of the Atonement. There is something …
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Question:
John says that “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God”(1:1). He continues in verse 14 and identifies “the Word” as Jesus, “ And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us,( and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of …
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