An Unfailing Remedy

spiritual kind to those who believe in God ’s love. If we walk in simplicity and live in the light of all this wonder ­ ful love or favour, there will be no difficulty in our being happy. Our rejoicing in hope of the glory of God will be a real thing. Happiness is not something we can

Charles Gilbert Eversfield

, who came to live in Horsham, at 17 The Causeway, and died there in 1901. He is buried in Denne Road cemetery, next to the Eversfield vault.12 Charles Gilbert built a chapel for the Brethren in Denne Road, but he also gave support to other religious causes. He became a great philanthropist

Footprints on the Sands of Time (Index)

, PATERNOSTER SQUARE. r · · Grace & Truth '' Gospel Series. UNIFORM WITH THIS VOLUME . r. Beacon Lights along the Shores of Life. 2. From the Far Country to the Father's House. 3 Believe and Live. 4. Whither Bound? 5. Building on the Rock. 6. The Great Invitation. 8. Far above

Abiding in Christ.

be appropriate, we must first be in it. 5. The words, then, "Abide in Me and I in you," presuppose a vital union as already existing between ourselves and the LORD JESUS and exhort us to live in the power and enjoyment of this union. Some have separated the clauses; but while it is easy to apply

José Ilídio Freire

, always striving to live the truths described in Romans 1:16. In 1922, Freire created the "Ambulância de Instrução Evangélica" ("Ambulance of Evangelical Instruction") and traveled the country distributing literature. He traveled through cities and towns

Ivy Ainsworth

;Elsie was visiting England, the sisters said goodbye to their family, and on February 16, 1934, at the port of Liverpool, they boarded the ship Highland Brigade bound for Brazil, disembarking at the port of Rio de Janeiro on March 5 of that year. D. Ivy went to live with her sister Elsie in C

"This People Have I Formed for Myself."

of this bread, he shall live for ever,” and so the Gentile gets his place in this special company who are thus nourished on Christ Himself. Drawn to Him by the Father, they appropriate His death ; their past history of sin and shame is ended in that death, such is His love, and a new history opens

"Grace and Truth" Gospel Series

Tidings v6 1877. #12 Life Streams . . . is a reprint of God's Glad Tidings v2 1873. I suspect that the others may also be reprints of Wolston's magazines. Tuesday, May 21, 2024 : 05:53 Greg said ... Well spotted Marty. I can confirm two more: #3 Believe and Live = Vol.5 (1876) #11

The Spiritual and Moral Power of the Atonement.

on to Mount Calvary. There we find ourselves in the presence of the one Power which can actually bring the dominion of sin to an end and safeguard the interests of morality. To live there is to live under grace, not under law; and this, as St. Paul knew, by tragic and triumphant experience, is the only way

May Beaufort; or, The True Story of a Hymn

beneficence deals thus with the teeming millions of the sons of62 MAY BEAUFORT. toil in this wide earth, what shall we say of that God -given slumber which  He giveth to His beloved  ? Thus the weary mother lay in peaceful repose .CHAPTER IX. AN EVENTFUL NIGHT. ET there was one who lay wakeful

12 - Law and Grace

says, "I through the Law died unto the Law, that I might live unto God. I have been crucified with Christ; yet I live; and yet no longer I, but Christ liveth in me: and that life which I novv live in the flesh I live in faith, the faith vvhich is in the Son of God, Law and Grace. 15 who loved me

Family Pets. The History of Jacky Jackdaw and the Rest of Them

came home it was just like both of them. Old W i n did not live very long after that, but viii INTRODUO'.rORY. baby Ettie grew into a school-girl, and by-and-by became a woman. She had many friends with four feet like old Win, and others with feathers and wings, and she hopes you will like

Heavenly Dew

i n Him-live thou upon Hi s love, An<l thou wilt taste the bliss of sli i nls above ; In Him lhou shalt have peace, iu Hirn find rest, rhou�h storms should rai;-c around, or cares moh. ::; t. (., , 11. l.I X Lhc morning cometh einging, Cometh joy an<l cometh sight, , vhe n the sun ariselh

God the Justifier

as in the flesh, or in Christ. We have to learn to take account of ourselves apart from our experi­ mental condition, i.e., in the light in which God sees us in Christ. When Paul said, “ I am crucified with Christ, and no longer live I, but Christ lives in me ” (Gal. ii. 20), it was not only that God so

"Thou Shalt Follow Me Afterwards."

eternal love; But afterwards, I shall be there, With Him eternal bliss to share. I GO not now to fest for aye, 'Tis mine to labour, watch. and pray, To strive my Master's will to do, To live for Him this life's day through; But afterwards, I shall be there, The rest eternal I shall share. I

How and When We Become Dead Unto Sin. And, Mode of Baptism

of Christ ’s death for us, that when he answers the question, “Shall we continue in sin? ” he speaks of it as a truth already known and understood, and deems it only necessary to say “ We who died to sin, how shall we any longer live therein ” ? But not so when he turns to the relation to Christ

Some Remarks on the Work of the Lord Jesus, With Special Reference to the World in Which We Now Live

Some Remarks on the Work of the Lord Jesus, With Special Reference to the World in Which We Now Live by J.N. Darby 16 pages. View / Download. Some Remarks on the Work of the Lord Jesus, with Special Reference to the World in which we now Live.The following remarks having been circulated in private

Jenny Lind and her Text.

prayer is that what I give to my fellows, may continue to live on through eternity, and that the Giver of the gift, and not the creature to whom He lent it, may be praised and acknowledged." Is not this, sweet humility? And how it reminds us of the bird, after which she was called, hiding

Messages on Romans

in His Son. This eternal God offers an eternal redemption to those who heed His eternal Spirit and put their trust and faith in His eternal Son. The result is that the one who believes God is prop­ erly prepared for eternity. It was God who offered the gift of right­ eousness to Israel

The Saint Now

- in His might here,the man of the earth would be maintained here, as God had appointed,and this will be - fully exhibited in the millennium. Then manwill live here, in the en- joyment of every earthly blessing ; nothing to mar the ordering and favour ofGod andman; and he him- selfkept throughgrace