By Cecil Willis In the previous articles in this series, we have shown that the basic fallacy of digression is its denial that the New Testament was intended by God to reveal a binding pattern for the church to follow for all time to come. We have discussed the positions of the Disciples of Christ, then …
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By Garreth L. Clair] The subject under consideration here is the hour of the observance of the Lords Supper. By hour we mean the time of the observance, not the day, as Acts 20:7 settles the day eternally. We will consider the hour acceptable by God for the observance of the Supper. 1. In the absence …
By William R. John Last August, I had the privilege of preaching the gospel of Christ before an audience of 42 people on the Lords Day in Haliburton, Ontario, Canada. This was during the progression of a gospel meeting and was one of seven services in which I was able to proclaim Gods word. One might …
By Grant B. Caldwell Having decided upon the basis of weighty evidences (both internal and external), that the Bible is the word of God, we must determine to what extent we believe it to be so. Modern religious liberals have advanced a somewhat deceiving statement upon those who would be taken by their tactics. It is …
