By Harland R. Huntoon It is Sunday night in early January about ten p.m. Services have long been over and the auditorium is empty except for four women talking softly on the back rows. Two young children sit sleepily a few rows up. Presently, a side door opens and four men come out of a classroom. …
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By Johnny Stringer Jesus did not want men to think that he was in conflict with the Law of Moses and the Old Testament prophets. In the Sermon on the Mount he corrected that idea and taught men to respect the Law. In fact, he said that whether or not one respected the Law had a …
By Dennis G. Allan No more significant birth has ever occurred. The arrival of the Messiah in that humble setting in Bethlehem was an event which paved the way for the most radical and beneficial changes this world has ever seen. Those today who hold even a semblance of respect for the Savior look back to …
By Johnny Stringer The Old Testament forbade plowing with an ox and an ass yoked together. It also prohibited other mixtures, such as wool and linen in a garment (Deut. 22:9-11). The reasons for these regulations are not known. Similarly, the New Testament forbids a type of mixing. For a believer to be yoked with an …
