By Ron Halbrook Affirming the Negative on Women Teachers On 6 December at Fairborn, J. W. Holcomb affirmed his negative proposition: “When the church comes together for the purpose of studying the Bible, and uses the class arrangement, it is a violation of the Scriptures for women to be appointed teachers of any of those classes.” …
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By S. Leonard Tyler “Why have I prayed so sincerely, confidently and unselfishly for something, I believed to be just, and did not get it?” This is an apt question and needs consideration. I guess, all of us have wondered or pondered this thought. Job certainly did. He could not, for the life of him, understand …
By Morris W. R. Bailey I Having discussed in preceding articles, a number of unfavorable attitudes toward the truth, in this, the concluding article, of this series, I propose to discuss briefly The Proper Attitude There is but one proper attitude toward truth which will make us receptive to the truth, and that is love for …
By Mike Willis Justification Without The Law What a new doctrine was being taught when, for the first time, salvation without obedience to the law of Moses was taught to the Jews! Yet, this is exactly the message of Romans. Paul wrote, But now the righteousness of God without the law is manifested, being witnessed by …
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