By Ron Howes It is with some hesitation that I choose to reply to brother Dorval McClister’s article on the eldership dated March 17, 1983. Brother McClister and I are not acquainted, and his articles on the eldership were timely, well written, and contained much to which I may say a hearty “Amen.” It is hoped …
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By Dudley Ross Spears Jesus really did establish His kingdom. He gave Peter the keys to the kingdom (Matt. 16:19) and Peter opened the doors of the kingdom on Pentecost, following Christ’s resurrection from the dead (Acts 2). The brethren, both Jews and Gentiles, were “translated” into the kingdom of God’s dear son (Col. 1:13). But …
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By Hoyt Houchen Question: Why did Jesus allow the woman caught in adultery in John 8 to go away uncondemned? Reply: The account of this incident is recorded in John 8:3-11. Before commenting on the question, let us notice the passage. And the scribes and the Pharisees bring a woman taken in adultery; and having set …
By Mike Willis The book of Hebrews contains one of the most comprehensive expressions of the doctrine of Jesus to be found in any New Testament book. The book is designed to demonstrate the all-sufficient salvation which is available to men in Jesus Christ, our all-sufficient Savior. The threat which the author was facing was that …
