Forgiveness of Sins and its Results

shine forth in that death of shame and agony. “ God commendeth his love toward us, in that while we 6 FORGIVENESS OF SINS. were yet sinners, Christ died for us. ” (Rom. v. 8.) A full and sufficient atonement having been thus made, God can now forgive and eternally save without tarnishing His holiness

Self-Occupation: Its Cause and Cure

SELF-OCCUPATION: history aright, we shall surely say so. But that does not alter God ’s eternal purpose with regard to us in Christ Jesus our Lord, “ in whom we have boldness and access with confidence by the faith of him.” Our state down here is one thing, and what God has made us in Christ

Peace with God: Do you Enjoy it?

. 18 is, “For I know that in me (that is, in my flesh,) dwelleth no good things When this is truly learned there will be nothing expected from it, and hence no heartbreaking disappoint ­ ment. If our eternal salvation rested upon what we are, or the evidences we find in ourselves, it would have

Alfred Mace

insisted that my present wife, Lena and I, should stay in her home. It was a joy knowing both Mr. and Mrs. Mace and only eternity will reveal the results of his ministry in the lives of such brethren as Harold Harper, Alfred P. Gibbs, George M. Landis, myself and many others. Mr. Mace lived and walked

The Bible: How we Know that It is God-Inspired

with his knife and burnt it with fire, it has sustained many attacks, but the blows of those who smote it have recoiled upon themselves, they have passed into history, while the Bible lives a present and powerful reality. But there have not only been foes outside but traitors within, some of its

William Graeme Rhind

William Graeme Rhind Born: 18th December 1794 Died: 17th March 1863 Intro, Biographical Information, Notes etc: Books & Pamphlets: The Reign of Christ Both Spiritual & Personal, Enforced from The Holy Scriptures (Feb 1849, 38 pp) Three lectures delivered in the town hall Cheltenham

7 - The Person of the Lord Jesus Christ

to eternity, so that there is no room for any other." II. TH E SON OF GOD BECAME MAN. It is generally acknowledged as an historical fact that Jesus of Nazareth was born and lived and died in F.alestine, but that is a very different thing from believing that " when the fulness of -the time

16 - The Eternal Sonship; A Study in Scripture

the love of God, We who through faith in Christ have become children of God, are lifted into a new creation where love is all—lifted in ex­ perience into fellowship witli God in so far as His love The Eternal Sonship 11 dwells in us, guiding and fashioning our lives, and ruling our relations

Missionary

Anthony Norris Groves by Harriet Baynes (1857, 578 pp) Memoir of Anthony Norris Groves: Compiled Chiefly from His Journals and Letters; to which is Added a Supplement, Containing Recollections of Miss Paget, and Accounts of Missionary Work in India, Etc by Harriet Baynes (1869, 677 pp) Anthony Norris

Children's Books

Holiday by Caroline J. Ladd (20 pp) Ready for the Great Change by H. Tuggy (20 pp) John Ritchie "Young Folks Story" Series John Ritchie "Lives Worth Emulating" Series John Ritchie - The "Boys and Girls" Series Left At Home; or, "The Heart's Resting-place"

Ritualism and Christianity

, or refuse to examine themin the light of God's revelation. For, if one knows what the Lord as High Priest has done for His people, having found an eternal redemption (Heb. ix. 12, Greek), the inability ofthe lawto make anything perfect comes out in redoubled clearness. The recurrence of its

Glad Tidings for the Young

Glad Tidings for the Young 1905 to 1930s? Edited by: Published by: F.E. Race , T. Weston [where the Misses Annie and Kate Best also lived. These sisters edited the children's magazine entitled "Glad Tidings for the Young", in which Miss von Poseck often wrote

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, the Lord, is risen Triumphant o'er the grave; For us He burst the prison, Almighty now to save. Captivity is captive led, Since Jesus liveth that was dead. 2 Who to our charge shall lay Iniquity or guilt? Our sins are washed away Since Jesus' blood was spilt. Captivity is captive led, Since

Mr. J. Townsend Trench, Land Agent and Evangelist.

we meet again. “The Christian” Dec. 16, 1887 Comments: Timothy Stunt said ... This account of JTT is taken from The Christian and gives the impression that he was dying in 1887. In fact he lived until 1909. For some other details of his life with more precise information (dates etc) see my

The Moral Value of Prophecy

, God Himself was among men to save and bless. But the infinite values of our Saviour’s first advent lay in His sufferings, His atoning death, His resurrection, and exaltation at the right hand of God as Head of the new creation. This mighty work of the Son of God has given eternal moral value

Atonement: and The Christian’s Relation to Sin

not been in vain (John vi. 51), for countless hosts have proved its sufficiency as the firm foundation on which their souls could rest for eternity. The sins of the whole race of mankind, i.e., the accumulated “ sin of the world ” throughout all time, are all known to God, and He is the “Judge of all

Christ Died for Us; and We Died With Him

exhaust its power. Christ’s atoning work proclaims that God is just and the Justifier of the ungodly believing on Him. By His sufferings and death God has been infinitely glorified, and His throne established in righteousness towards all for eternity. We bieb witb GbrtsL In His death for our sins

The Atonement: When and Where Perfected

(vers. 1, 2). The “ living way ” abides. It lives in its availableness towards all, a dedicated way by which we enter “through the veil. ” The way of the entrance is the blood. The entrance itself is the rent veil, the death of Christ. By the shedding of His blood the veil was rent, the holiest

"Leaven To Be Purged”. Remarks on a Tract by Mr. T. Weston Entitled — “How the Leaven Has Wrought."

if our words and the minute acts of our lives were searched out. My object, however, is not to defend mistakes, but to deal with the grave implications of heresy in Mr. Weston’s tract. As to Mr. Newton’s more recent writings, unprejudiced persons have said that those referring to Higher Criticism

A Letter as to Faithfulness in Taking Our Place Outside the Camp

and judgment are left behind to possess Christ and Christ only. What took place with Israel was this, that in connecting Jehovah ’s name with the work of their hands, they associated His name with the idolatry and festivals of Egypt from whence they had been de ­ livered, and this attempt