Among the Red Indians and Other Stories

. We' want to know more about Thyself and Thy Son Jesus Christ. Please, Lord, do send ..a missionary soon, or we poor Indians may for g et what we have been taught." With a glad and praise-filled heart the missionary -entered and told the praying com­ pany that- he had come to live

GuestBook

service. I'm particularly interested in the MacGregor family. Thursday, Apr 25, 2024 : 09:33 prasad from canada said ... Wanted to live by the power of holy spirit everyday Wednesday, Apr 24, 2024 : 10:18 Graham Ashby from Alexandra, New Zealand said ... What a delight to come across your

Gospel Stories for the Young 19 (1914)

land, he found his way to Lambeth, where at that time quite a number of French families were living. He had not been there more than a day or two, before God, “who is rich in mercy,” raised up a friend for the sad, lonely man. A kind-hearted Englishwoman said if he cared to live in her attic till

Eagles Wings: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine for the Young 73 - Good Seed (1967)

in today, come in to stay, Come into MY heart, Lord Jesus.'' Christchurch. 8. and H. Lingard. FROM INDIA . My family live in Madras and worship idols. As followers of the Hindu religion, they are very much opposed to the Lord Jesus. They think every god is equal to our God. Many Hindus mock

Christian Baptism, What is it? A Scriptural Inquiry

that believeth not, and if he be pleased to dwell with her, let her not leave him. FOR the unbelieving husband is sanctified by the wife. They were not to separate, and for this reason. Their children also were not unclean, but holy. They, too, were not to be left or put away. But the right to live under

Lectures on the Book of Revelation

after the apostle John were far more likely to know what was meant by the term " Lord's Day " than people who live 1800 years after. I know there are some prophetic students who confuse the Lord's Day with the " great day of the Lord," but there is a decided 22 Lectures

Words in Season 62 (1970)

in that HOLY PLACE. The following by A. M. R. came to mind:- "Live all your life for God, where'er He willeth Your way may be: Nor fear to let the worldlings who surround you, Your motive see. Then, though the world may not applaud, nor crown you With empty fame, A pure white stone in the Eternal

Not lawful to Utter and Other Bible Readings

headquarters were Heaven, not Jerusalem. To Paul, Foreign Missions . are a mere matter of altitude. If we live little parish­ pump lives then our skyline is contracted. But if on the contrary we are seated with Christ in the Heavenlies then looking down from His view­ point the whole earth as a lost

The Joyful Message 4 (1934)

" I AM Now GOING HOME TO JESUS " - A. A. 85 A LAST APPEAL A. E. B. 90 TH E GOSPEL J. B. C. 91 MAN' S LONG LADDER TO GOD - - - S. J. B. C. 97 " A MAN GREATLY BELOVED " - - - F. S. M. 103 Ho w LONG WILL YOU LIVE ? - - - E. E. N. 106 WH O ARE THE WISE ? - - . - H. R. W. 108 NEGLECTE

Childhood's Joys; or, Pleasures for Evermore

is to carry it ? Angels ? No ? Men· and ,von1en, boys and girls, all who know and believe it. Son1e of you may one day stand in Central Africa telling it there. But begin at home. '' All the ,vorld "-includes the boys and girls who live in your street, who go to the san1e school

Words in Season 67 (1975)

; And shall we doubt the promise thus, But sound it forth with conscious breath. Hell call us with archangel voice. Himself will come to take us home; We'll leave the scenes of earthly noise, To stand before His "Bema" throne. 'Tis there our lives will really speak, Of gain or loss

Letters of Interest 61.6 (1996)

avoid causing an}7 pain at all. Many of us have been through enough pain in recent years to last a lifetime. For the past eighteen months particularly, the Board of IM has had to wrestle `\'ith the realities of the times in which we live. After much consultation from mature and godly men we

Leaves From Great Lives

LIVES . hindrance. Trusting to it he left the only safe path ofdependence upon God, and in resisting evil by force he came to a sad and terrible end . But his work still lived on . Nothing would in- duce Zurich togive up the gospel, and after the defeat at Cappel, the Christians who hadlearned the truth

The Young Watchman 12 (1894)

, and then Harry answered very quietly, '' I do not know what will be after that, I think it is eternity.'; '' Yes, 1ny dear boy, it is eternity : an everlasting home with God in heaven, for all who have been saved, and an eternal hell for all who live in sin, and die without Christ You have

The Messenger of Peace Buffalo Bill and Other Papers ()

not save Himself, and do His Father's holy will; • He came, through death, to save the lost, And He is seeking still. H. McD . • • t The Faded Flag ET men prate and ridicule as they -vv~ill, regarding the '' credulity of Christians,'' every man trusts someone or something

Green Pastures; A Monthly Messenger for the Children of God 48 (1954)

. Consider The End, or issue, of their manner of life it was Jesus-8 GREEN PASTURES Christ; they lived Christ, so tl1ey li, 1 ecl for Him, .-as in their labours they helped us to live in ministering 11nto us the living word. A final word to those among us who have been reared up in our midst ancl become

The Sunday School Workers' Magazine 9 (1894)

—The Divinity of Christ. \ | yO E live in a day when the ancient landmarks are fast WW being removed. The great and mighty founda­ tion truths of our most holy faith, for which our fathers bled, are being frittered away by their children. The battle is not now with open infidelity alone; ministers

The Young Watchman 14 (1896)

traversed the _,,. __ , _ :► , .. _, His glad rnessacre to �eserts of . Africa, and :: _ _ �-:;,.--::---cc.. these icy regions, �vhose penetrated its lone for ests. � -- =- -;_,/ inhabitants live and die So that they are no longer Rr E � and pass into Eternity with� represented on our map of Africa, out

Eagles Wings: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine for the Young 64 - Good Seed (1958)

is brought together evi­ dence from two sources: that which is outside the Bible and that which is within. Each is a wide and fasci­ nating field for study, and the former is taken first. External Evidence We live in an era of discovery­ penicilli n, atomic power, and space travel

The Sunday School Visitor 26 (1926)

am so young, ,, says some dear boy or girl; "there is plenty of time before I grow old and have to die." Ah, dear reader, let not Satan persuade you to rest upon a foundation so uncertain, every heart­ beat hastens you onward to eternity, and you may never live to grow old; God says