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THE Epistles of Peter were written primarily—in accord with his special ministry to the circumcision (Gal. 2:8)—to Christian Jews of the dispersion, who dwelt in various provinces in western Asia, where most of the Apostle’s labors had been. They have to do with the believer’s relation to...

The days in which you and I are living are days in which Christians need to know their Bibles, for the only way by which we may know whether or not a system of teaching is of God is by viewing the system through the lens of Holy Writ—reading the system in the light of the Bible and not reading the...

NO instructed Christian can help acknowledging the power of the Lord to heal the body as well as to save the soul. He who credits the miracles of the New Testament, as every sincere Christian must, necessarily recognizes the healing power of God. It is not, therefore, ray desire to discuss the possibility...

The Christian’s hope is the personal return of our Saviour, “the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our gathering together unto Him.” It is with Him, therefore, that we are to be occupied. The eye of faith looks on to His advent, and it is well not to be too much taken up with lesser persons,...

THE wonderful results which have followed the evangelistic labours in this country of the two devoted American brethren whose names are now familiar to us as household words, has once again brought home to the Church of God the great truth that the Gospel of Christ, when faithfully proclaimed, is...

At the very beginning, I may as well tell you plainly that I am not going to talk about the topics that are usually regarded as most timely just now. I am not going to talk to you about the gold standard or about unemployment or about the NRA or about the Brain Trust. Possibly some of you may discover...

Ungodly soulties are emotional and spiritual connections that develop between two people who get involved in ungodly relationships. Good examples of such relationships are: Illicit sexual relationships, Mulnupilative relationships between a child and a parent and covenant relationships that those...

The subjects addressed within the chapters of this eBook are those of most importance regarding receiving from God by faith and that are very clearly stated in the scriptures. It is my hope that this resource will help to bring perspective in regard to material wealth that is sought and...

There are two houses which occupy a very prominent place on the page of inspiration, and these are, the house of God and the house of God’s servant. God attaches immense importance to His house; and justly so, because it is His. His truth, His honor, His character, His glory, are all involved in...

Preface This volume has for object to provide a book of spiritual readings or a series of meditations for Eastertide. The “Summaries for Meditation”—drawn up according to the Ignatian method—may be useful to those who desire to use this book for their daily meditations. The “Preludes”...

David Harsha (1827-1895) was a great minister of old, though not in the way many of them are remembered. He suffered from a chronic bronchial affection, and was left only with his pen to proclaim the Gospel. His works have blessed many since his day, and will undoubtedly continue to do so. From...

God is not concerned in the first place, or in any very important way, with doctrine, with teaching, with Christian work, with our many-sided activities. These all may follow and have a place, but they are all very subordinate. They have a far smaller place with God than they have with us. With God...

How much is wrapped up in these few words, “God for us!” They form one of those marvelous chains of three links so frequently found in Scripture. We have “God” linked on to “us” by that precious little word “for.” This secures every thing, for time and eternity. There is not a single...

Matthew Todd reflects on two millennia of religious action, reaction, and inaction with the arts. His composition mines the question, "What attitudes have shaped the Church's use of the arts?" The book briefly addresses a range of diverse attitudes encompassing the disciplines of theology, philosophy,...