By Dennis C. Abernathy That we face an alcohol problem in this country, no one can deny. The government reports that it is the number one drug problem. We also know that the government will not come up with the solution to the problem (really it is a part of the problem). Our government promotes and …
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By Brent Hunter The brothers of Joseph were in a dilemma. They had sold their innocent brother into slavery, and now that the cruel deed was done, they had in some way cleverly to disguise their evil deed. Fearing their father’s wrath should he discover what they had done to his beloved son, they felt …
By Daniel H. King The folly and sin of idolatry is often a subject dealt with in the Scriptures, Old Testament and New. When God placed before Israel the spiritual Constitution of their new nation, abundantly careful was He to warn the people that. was to be peculiarly His own of the danger connected with this …
By Ron Halbrook The claims of the Bible and the claims of Modernism are utterly at odds with one another. “Amiable words” cannot hide the grim clash of these “two religions,” as a leading Modernist said long ago (C.C. Morrison, “Fundamentalism and Modernism: Two Religions,” Christian Century XLI (3 Jan. 1924):5-6). The different premises and implications …
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