By Mike Willis The Battle of Armageddon as viewed by premillennialists cannot be considered outside the scope of the doctrine of premillennialism. What we are dealing with is not just simply a mistaken understanding of one verse of scripture in which a group of people have overly literalized what the Bible says. Rather, we are dealing …
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By William V. Beasley Our subject is, believe it or not, a Bible subject. It is, to be more exact, an illustration of a Bible passage. While working on an addition to our place of meeting, I often found myself running for this or going to get that or hunting for the other thing. I was, …
By Larry Ray Hafley The difference between Rehoboam and Ezra, spiritually speaking, can be easily and readily discerned. Regarding Rehoboam, Scripture says, “And he did evil, because he prepared not his heart to seek the Lord” (2 Chron. 12:14). Of Ezra, the Spirit saith, “For Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the law of the …
By Ron Howes The exercise of the authority of civil governments is ordained of God. So often in reading the statements of some of my brethren vehemently denouncing war and the Christian’s participation in it, the thought is left with me that these fellows somehow think that “sword-bearing” is evil. Far from being evil Paul told …
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