By Greg Litmer One of the most interesting doctrines of Roman Catholicism involves Mary, the mother of Jesus. The things we are going to be talking about are the virgin birth, which I agree with, the perpetual virginity of Mary, and her bodily ascension to Heaven. This particular act is known as the Assumption. The Catholic …
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By Mike Willis The people of the Lord are separate from the world; they will never blend in with modern religious denominationalism. We have already seen how the Lord’s people are distinctive with reference to their language and their doctrine. In this final article of this series, we remind our readers that the Lord’s people are …
By Eugene Crawley Light and darkness are contrasted a number of times in the word of God, as are those who follow each. It is a contrast rather than a comparison, because there is no likeness of the two. One is opposed to the other, and the one loving one also hates the other. The person …
By Wallace H. Little In a 1977 discussion with several Filipino preachers on problems in teaching, I mentioned a series of lessons on “Methods of Teaching.” They thought it would be good for me to return and teach this, providing other preachers agreed. They did. To make the series more suitable, I revised the material, reducing …
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