By Irvin Himmel There is a clear connection between the prologue of the Gospel of John and the keynote of the first epistle of John. In the former, the Word is described in relationship to God, to the creation, and to mankind (John 1: 1-4). That Word (logos) which became flesh and dwelt among men (John …
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By Daniel H. Ding The three letters of John are among the shooter books in the New Testament. In fact, 2nd and 3rd John are the shortest books in the New Testament. This point quite often leads us to gauge them as being of lesser importance and results in neglect on our part. They are deceptive …
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By William V. Beasley Most gospel preachers and many other members of the church receive bulletins, bulletins and more bulletins. This is good up to a point. As the number of bulletins received multiplies, the likelihood of all being studied and digested of even read diminishes. Some, in fact, receive little more than a brief glance. …
By Charles L. Morton The apostle Paul revealed much about his own attitude toward his life as a Christian in the following statement: Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the …
