By Robert Jackson We are grateful for the space and opportunity to continue to study these issues that we believe are important issues that divide us. I want to say in the very beginning of this study that I find no joy in division, and I find no joy whatsoever in having to discuss the issues …
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By William C. Sexton Two hundred years ago, (July 4, 1776) the founding fathers of our nation signed the Declaration of Independence and thus gave birth to our nation. That is an important and impressive historical event and is on the mind of many at this time. In the same spirit with that event, I challenge …
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By Cecil Willis The first instance we find record of any person’s speaking in tongues after the ascension of Christ is recorded in Acts 2. First, let it be understood that the Bible says nothing of speaking in “unknown tongues”. However, it does use the terms “other tongues” and “kinds of tongues”, but never “unknown tongues”. …
By Cecil Willis Answering Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Arguments No study of the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ doctrine of Christ would be complete unless it considered and answered the various arguments used by the Witnesses to prove that Jesus was a created being rather than being Jehovah God. Hence, in this article, I propose to consider the major passages and …
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