By Ron Halbrook All other books are of value only as they lead back to “the Book. ” Our commentaries and our libraries are merely efforts to grasp the breadth and depth of the revelation of the Book. It is the authority to which church, reason, religious experience, and tradition must submit. He who does not …
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By Morris W. R. Bailey Wrong attitudes toward the truth, while not specifically named, are nevertheless sometimes implied in the conduct of certain Bible characters, as revealed by inspired writers. Such is true concerning some, of whom Paul said that They Walked Not Uprightly According To The Truth In recalling an incident that occurred in the …
By Leonard Tyler Prayer is one of the great privileges granted to the children of God. I know of none greater so far as this life is concerned – we can talk to God through Jesus, our Mediator, in prayer. Jesus said, “Ask, and it shall be given you.” Paul wrote, “I exhort therefore, that, first …
By Mike Willis Every man is faced with problems in life. Some of us face more difficult problems than others do, yet we all face problems. The manner in which we cope with the problems of life reflects one’s moral fiber. Indeed, the manner in which a man handles the problems which he faces in life …
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