By Bruce Edwards, Jr. The intellectual climate in which we live is one which tends toward extremes. On the one hand there are the complete skeptics who admit nothing but the “natural,” who affirm that there is nothing beyond the world that we can perceive with our five senses. Consequently, no “supernatural” events can take place–events …
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By Dennis C. Abernathy We are certainly hearing a lot about unity in the religious circles today. In this article we want to look at unity as it is in Christ, by simply pointing our minds to the Word of God. First of all, man can be united with God, but it is in Christ. This …
By O.C. Birdwell This study of The Rejected Christ shall be limited to the following: (1) The fact of the rejection of Christ by the Jews, (2) Reasons for such rejection, (3) Reasons for His rejection today by both Jew and Gentile, and (4) What it means to accept Jesus Christ. Either one of these sub-topics …
By Daniel H. King The doctrine regarding the atonement accomplished by Christ in His suffering and death has been the subject of fierce debate down through the centuries since the “deposit of the faith” came into its final form. During apostolic times the controversy was nonexistent. The various descriptive analogues and illustrative figures gave the first …
