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Help and Food for the Household of Faith 53 (1935)
). This should lead the soul so blest to respond, "What pleases THEE, pleases ME; ,, and to aspire to live as Rom. 14: 17, 18 describes - " acceptable to God." Divine pleasures are associated with God's right hand ( Ps. 16: 11), the place of acceptance and power, and they flow as a river
, etc., he straightened him self up and with no uncertain speech, stated: - “I HAVE AN INSURANCE POLICY FOR ETERNITY.” I told him this sounded very good, would he please tell me what it was and his further reply brought joy to- this backwoods preacher ’s heart: - JOHN FIVE AND TWENTY FOUR. He
for the selfish enjoyment of our fleshly desires. We say we are "strangers and pilgrims" never theless we settle ourselves in the world as if going to live in it forever. TWELVE MONTHS OF GRACE 3 The masses perish around us and we deplore it, but what· do we do to save men from eternal per
Lectures On the Tabernacle in the Wilderness
on a single day without it. Our everyday life is full of faith; we live by faith ; we eat our food by faith-we have to trust those who made tho brea<l, etc. Now this same, simple, common faith, if turned to the right object, God's precious Lamb, will, ]ike the hyssop and the blood, put us
The Heathen: A Study in Ethnology and Religion
The Year 1938 The Heathen: A Study in Ethnology and Religion by Henry Weston Frost 114 pages. View / Download. The Heathen A. Study in Eth.nology and Religion By HENRY W. FROST, D.D. ♦ Price 35c Published by FUNDAMENTAL TRUTH PUBLISHERS FINDLAY, Omo FOREWORD The author of this book is fully aware
New Testament Church Principles (1)
. In submltUns to tho rlto ol bapti$m, the believer publicly confesses hJ:1 o.cccptn.nce ol Cod'■ 15 viewpoint o.nd faith's resolve to live accordingly. For furtJ-1er teaching on tho prncUcal side of this truth, see Eph. 4. 2-25/f; Col. 3. 8-10; Rom. 13. 14, etc. (In baptism we proclaim our death
's Guide," Etc. With a foreword by GEORGE M. LANDIS P. 0. Box 2216 Kansas City, Kansas 66110 SECOND EDITION PRINTED IN UNITED STATES CONTENTS Contents 5 Outline of the Subject 6 Foreword, By GEORGE M. LANDIS 10 Introduction 12 Chapter 1—The Meaning of Worship 15 Chapter 2—The Meaning
lives. J esus is a righteous Saviour: He has suffered once for sin. Death He suffered ere in trium ph He could bring redemption in. J esus is a lasting Saviour: Ever will His endure. Souls which rest by faith upon Him , � re eternally secure. Liverpool. JOHN M. REDFERN. NOTES FROM BIDLE-SEARCHERS
in departing from the right ways of the Lord. Today, many young Christians, instead of being encouraged to live Godly and separated lives, are frequently urged to compromise with the pleasure seeking crowd and to yield any conscience toward God in the matter. Our advice would be to seek out
Gospel Stories for the Young 4 (1899)
; her eyes are so bright, and she has. such a fresh colour in her cheeks." Lizzie knew the poor woman was in almost the last stage of consump tion, and that the doctor ha� said she would never be any better, and had perhaps only a few weeks to live. She " had'.P.r:�yed much
the destruction of the evil thing, to rejoice in that which is eternally good . They celebrate the supremacy of the Lord God omnipotent, and if He reigneth none can thwart His eternal purposes. These have as their centre THE MARRIAGE OF THE LAMB 16 Christ a.nd His church-the Lamb and His wife. Yes, before
, a plaque bearing the word ETERNITY in a replica of Mr. Eter nity's handwriting. The story behind this man speaks to us all: Where will you spend eternity? This question comes to you and me! Tell me, what shall your answer be? Where will you be in eternity? MR. ETERNITY was not always known
The Believer's Magazine New Series 38 (1937)
would have you without carefulness" (1 Cor. 7. 32), and the Lord often spoke in the same strain to His disciples, "Live not in careful suspense!" (Luke 12. 27, marg.). If such are nervous about the catastrophes of life, He reminds them of the sparrows, so valueless, that a farthing
; Blessedly true. Unalterably sure. Can you add, beloved reader— 4< And the sting is gone for me ? " MY SECOND. BIRTHDAY. BY A SCHOOL GIRL IN CANADA. " OS LIVE D in Scotland for the first ^»? twelve years of my life, and went to Sunday School in the Gospel Hall, near to where my parents
The Story of an Old Watch and the Lessons of Its Life
the darkness ; but I wanted to hear the good old man talk. I believed that he would lose no opportunity of speaking aword for his heavenly Master to his fellow passengers. Were they not likehimself , each possessed of a never-dying soul? Asoulthatmust liveforeverin happiness or misery. Yes ! I
The Epistle to the Hebrews: A Practical Treatise for Plain and Serious Readers
that God says that new life starts in the dead spirit of man, for " we are begotten again through the word of God, which liveth and abideth" (I Pet. 1: 23), being the vehicle of the eternal life of Him who speaks it, even as the Son of God said, "The words that I have spoken unto you
of Christ, but rather, His spiritual body. This is an error most serious. Interestingly, the Latin Vulgate for the second part of verse 16 has, ‘et panis quem frangimus nonne participatio corporis Domini est’ , translated by John Wycliffe as ‘And whether the bread which we break, is it not the part
Letters from Alabama, (U.S.) Chiefly Relating to Natural History
to hold sweet communion. Thanks to the human heart by which we live. Thanks to its tenderness, its joys, and fears ; To me the meanest flower that blows can give Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears.” Such thoughts as these obtruded on my mind, as, having landed from the vessel just as day
H A Ironside - Ordained of the Lord - A Biography
place that the Scriptures hold in the lives of God's people and in the winning of lost souls. Life was not easy for the widow of "The Eternity Man." One does not accumulate a fortune or even a comfortable substance by the time the age of twenty-six is reached. His small family and his
A History of the Plymouth Brethren
decided to devote their whole property to God, in the sense, apparently, that they should live on a minimum, save nothing, and give away the balance of an annual income of about ,£1,500. Groves published in this year a tract entitled Christian Devotedness, in which it would seem he taught
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