Gleams of Light 4 (1952)

to live one day at a time, and He promises all the strength we shall need for that one day. " As thy days so shall thy strength be/ (Deut. 33. 25.) " Lord, for to-morrow and its needs We do not pray, Keep us, O Lord, from stain of sin, Just for to-day." The Scripture at the beginning

Fundamentals of Christianity. Notes of Addresses at Bristol

Eternal One, the I AM from eternity. As He said to the Jews —“ Before Abraham was, I am." It is in the estate of manhood that all these passages are addressed to Him. “ Thy throne, 0 God, is for ever and ever. ” He is the Same, yesterday, to-day, and for ever. Foolish and ignorant men are ashamed

News of Salvation Building on the Rock (1931)

, and "Titten in large clear Chinese characters is that ve1·se we read in Luke 4. 4, " l\fan shall not live by bread alQne, but by every word of God." Oh, if this is a message for the Chinese who bow down to idols is it not also a message to us , . here where Bibles

Zion - Its Place and Significance in Scripture

in him and in you.” John bears witness in chapter 1 of the epistle, to that which was from the beginning, the manifesta­ tion of life seen in Christ come in flesh, the Eternal Life which was here with the Father. That we might live through the Son, necessitated the death of Christ, chapter 5

Nearly Home and Other Stories - The King's Messages Series 1 & 2

be for eternity-in heaven orhell ?" "As to that, I don't think much about it ; for it seems tome that it's not likely there is anything after this world is done with. What I say is, let a man live as well as he can in this world ; we can't tell anything about the future, and nobody knows

Life, Death, Hades. An Examination of the Scriptures on the State of the Soul, After Death

live in poverty, misery, and sickness, unknown and uncared for, and dying go to heaven, than having all the wealth, honours, pleasures, and comforts that this world can give, and be obliged to leave it for an eternity of misery. “For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world

The Children's Gospel Magazine 2 - Treasury (?)

, for they must live for ever somewhere. To save our souls, the Son of God came from His home above and suffered and died at Calvary. If we trust Him now, He will save us for ever n.s He says " :My sheep hear l\ly voice ... and I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall

Sir Robert Anderson

thwarting a bomb plot against her at her Golden Jubilee (see "Fenian Fire" by Christopher Campbell). Thursday, Aug 30, 2018 : 17:41 john zachary said ... Do you have a link page? Please consider linking to the following webpage https://expect-to-live-forever.com/2019/12/01/sir-robert-anderson

Will There Be an Age of Righteousness Ere the Close of Time?

when Satan, the great enemy of God and man, will be bound for a thousand years and unable to go out and deceive the nations until the thousand years are finished. The first resurrection, we are told, will take place at the beginning of that thousand years and the resurrected saints will live and reign

76 - The Sea of Galilee BCG. Alone With Jesus PJL, In the Pharisee's House, & A Coal from the Altar FWG

to ever live for us, to intercede on our behalf; and grace further that will once more bring Him back again to "receive us to Himself, that where He is, there we may be also." Blessed grace, so simply illustrated at "the sea of Tiberias "—may we learn it more deeply, and an­ swer

The Fatherhood of God.

. We were all born into this world by natural birth, and all believers have been taken out of this world by our spiritual birth. Hence, we are not of this world, even as He is not of this world. We will never be able to enjoy or live out this truth, until we are assured of the reality

How to Become a Child of God.

could make up your mind that from a given time, you would call yourself a child of God, try to live as a child of God should live, even though Jesus had never suffered and bled and died for your sins upon the tree. Why did He go to the cross, if simply by an act of your will, you could make yourself

The War that Never Ends.

. They live lives of continual defeat in spite of their best efforts, crying continually, “O wretched man that I am, who shall deliver me?” and find no answer but in death itself. Yet Paul is inspired to protest: “Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound?” [that God may keep on forgiving us

Messages on Ephesians

it. Those who ignore the Spirit, pay no attention to Him, never lean on Him, never depend on Him, are the trouble-making Christians and they bear no fruit. They believe, but they live barren, empty lives. If we go to the Holy Spirit and invite Him to come out of the guest chamber and sit on the throne

Let's Go Fishing With the Doctor

him live for God. In­ vite your friend to come to the Lord Jesus and get the main-spring of eternal life, the hair-spring of the Spirit of God, so that he will be able to tell others about time and eternity. 1f24. THE SALESMAN Performance counts. Tpe sales argument is al­ ways about

Notes on "Title to Glory"

. Power does not give title. A king ’s son may have been captured by brigands, but they have no title to him, although they may have fixed a ransom for him. The king pays the ransom, but the ransom-money gives no title to the son, the title to live in the king ’s palace existed before the ransom was 12

How the Lost Sheep was Found

, would have been reared hardily and accustomed to this sharp airl " " “Ah,” he answered, “ and so I was until that terrible night—it was about this time last year when one of the sheep went astray. My father keeps a few sheep upon the mountains and this is the way we live. When he reckoned

What Is Man? Has He an Immortal Soul? (1)

too much with the animal creation. That which distinguishes man from the beast is not "soul"but spirit. Hence says the apostle, "Shall we not much rather be in subjection unto the Father of spirits, and live?" Job asks, as he surveys the power of God in creation, 'Whereupon

“Safe in the Arms of Jesus.” A Loving Tribute to the Memory of Harriet Burdett Boardman

allmen,teaching us that,deny- ing ungodliness and worldly lusts,we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world ; looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ ; who gave Himself for us, that He might redeem us from all

128 - Old-Fashioned Preachers

;windows of heaven to open" or "the fountains of the great deep to be broken up," but to them Noah could have put the question, "Who art thou that repliest against God?" What a fitting question for those days, as well as for the days in which we live! When the thunders pealed