By Bobby L. Graham If people are to have access to the word of the Lord, then it must be accurately and faithfully translated-that is, it must be conveyed from the languages in which it was originally written by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor. 2:10; Eph. 3:3-5; 2 Tim. 3:16; 2 Pet. 1:20, …
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By P. J. Casebolt In the summer of 1963, I moved to Paden City, West Virginia, from Akron, Ohio. For the next six years, I labored with this good congregation in the gospel. Besides preaching in the community and on a local radio program, I had the opportunity to preach in several meetings, many of them …
By Dale Smelser Introduction: Dr. Arthur Custance has produced four volumes of a proposed ten-volume set of books. The set is a study of the Bible in relation to extra biblical sources such as anthropology, the physical sciences and oriental languages, intended to heighten our appreciation for the times and circumstances of biblical history. His information …
By Larry Ray Hafley Perhaps most of our readers have been Christians for a long time. At least, they have been in Christ long enough to be teachers. See Hebrews 5:12-14. You may be one such person. You feel a little frustrated at your lack of progress and growth in the grace and knowledge of Jesus. …
