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The Wrong Road and Other Stories

. • • , , ' • ' I I • • - • ' ·• • • • + tu ' THROUGH the neighbourhood live runs a little • river, as No. 6·-Fourth Series.] J • • lll which I it • IS called, , • I I I • I I . 1 • • I I I I I I • • ' • .A Friend in need. though in reality it is but a · channel which

The Parousia Cloud.—The Shekinah Glory.

PEOPLE can live by the grace of God, and how the grace of God may be manifested most fully in our history. We are poor, undeserving sinners, with nothing to boast of but the blood of Jesus, and acceptance through that precious blood in Christ Himself. And everything we have and are receiving

Bright Beacons

of the present and the material; but he is wise indeed who looks beyond time to eternity; and accepting Christ as his own , personal Saviour, secures eternal life now, and daily . ,j lives in the enjoyment of a hope beyond the . (' � grave, and such a hope, for God shall "present ' \ us

Help and Food for the Household of Faith 66.2 (Feb 1948)

. It is true that man's body is similar to that of some animals in structure and function. This is only natural, as both animals and man live in the same world, breathe the same air, and cope with the same environment. But that does not mean that man's body is derived from that of an animal

The Sunday School, Its Work and Workers

a friendly interest in the present, as well as the eternal welfare of their children, recognise the1n on the street when they meet them, visit them when they are ill or absent, and have then1 in their hearts to live and die with them, find no difficulty in n1aintaining order nnd com­ manding

Meditations in Mark

­ main long after the voice that uttered them has died away. Even so our Lord, as John says, was before John and, since the Word abides, so Christ as the Word eternally lives. He The Busy "Servant" Meeting Marts Need 31 is indeed the Eternal God; the Revealer of God the Father

Conquests of the Cross

life" ; and " to live �s Christ, to die is gain " (Phil. 1. 2 c ) · How ? I-Iear the words of the Lord Jesus Christ: "Venl y, verily, I say unto vou, he that hearelh My Word, and believeth on Him that sent Me, hath Everlasting Life, and shall 11ot come into condemnation

The Salvation of God 4 (1881)

of the messengers of the God of whose wonderful ways she had heard. If judgment was comin^she must escape, and the scarlet line was at once her way of escape and her shelter. Do you believe that judgment is coming on the world in which you live? Would any other refuge have done for Eahab, or any

Golden Sheaves for the Heavenly Harvest Home

king or people, but honestly, faithfully, abiding in, and witnessing for, the truth of God. Such is the truly honourable and happy life, the memory of which will live after all else has been forgotten. A NIGHT OF DECISION. IT was in an old schoolhouse in the North of Ireland, on a December night

The Treasury Reciter

live from day to day, And shine for Him who died for me. They then sing-(onc or more verses as desired). All join in Chorus:- " Jesus wants me for a sunbeam." 1st Dov:- Oh, I would be a soldier true, And stand up boldly for the right; My duty I would gladly do, And fight for Truth with all

The Treasury 30 (1928)

tender rebuke, and I believe I need that same message every day I live. Oh, blood-bought ones, we have only one life to live, let us live it for God ! "For a man's life con- sisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth" (Luke 12:15). —K.G.L. The Lord hath Need

Words in Season 65 (1973)

“time past.” The present part of our lives is called here “the rest of the time;” this we are not to live after the flesh, to the lusts of men, but unto God. He suffered in the flesh, in the likeness of sinful flesh, to deliver me, and I am sanctified, not by the putting out of the “old man

Gospel Recitations & Dialogues for Boys and Girls

, And peering over the moss-grown brink Of the seething tide below, would think And ,vonder if away in some distant land, He could live and receive a helping hand. '' Nobody cares for me,1' he'd say, '' I'm weary of toiling every day. By night a hard and narrow bed, By day

Addresses on Prophecy

of faithtowardthe cross, theresalvationcomes. “The grace of Godthat bringeth salvationhath appeared,” says Paul, “teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldlylusts, weshouldlive soberly,righteously and godly in this present world.” A savedsinner ought to live soberly, righteously and godly because he

Behold the Bridegroom

the water of life freely." Have you never drunk of the water of life? Drink it while you sit, to-night. Turn to Jesus. What are you living for ? I ask you solemnly, before God, with eternity before you, and the coming of the Lord in view, is it only for self? Ah! turn to Him, and live for Him who

The Joyful Message 3 (1933)

? " " How long shall I suffer you ? " (Matt. xvii. 17). Oh ! fix the time—fix it in time. You cannot fix it in eternity. There is no " how long " in heaven nor in hell! Everything is eternally fixed there. " Behold, now is the accepted time " (2 Cor. vi. 2). You may

The Sunday School Workers' Magazine 4 (1889)

and flattered for their apparent success, by fellow-men on earth, may miss the honours of the faithful, on that coming day. Solemn and searching are the voices that greet us as the ·servants of the Lord, at the threshold of another year. Vv e live in strange and testing times-times that surely whisper

Exodus

and she called him Mos es because she drew him out of the water. 11 "Did be live in a palace like a little pri nce? 11 Sophy asked. 11 Yes, he did, and he was taught all the learnin g of the Egyptians for they were the most educated people of the world in those days. Mos es was very clever and very

From Scottish Moors to African Swamps

­ fied with the care bestowed upon him. A peep at the "Far North" would be interesting, but we must not linger among the snow huts in which the Esquimaux live and sleep. They take long journeys in sledges drawn by rein­ deer or dogs and have very clever ways of catching seals

The Sunday School Workers' Magazine 11 (1896)

;No life" in them (John vi. 53): "Bead" while they live (1 Tim. v. 6). The following Scriptures present Eternal life in four different aspects. Eternal Life Promised. The First Gospel Promise (Gen. iii. 15). The First Gospel Type (Gen. iii. 21). Promised by God (Titus i. 2). Shewed by Christ

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