By Foy E. Wallace, Jr. “For one church to help another church bear its own burdens, therefore, has scriptural precedent. But for one church to solicit funds from other churches for general distribution in other fields or places, thus becoming the treasury of other churches, is quiet a different question. Such procedure makes a sort of …
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Divine Law in the Church
By Cecil Willis As a member of the Lord’s church, there are some things permissible and some things forbidden. In order for one thing to be right and another wrong, there must be some law by which we are to abide. The fact of sin presupposes law, for John says “Sin is a transgression of the …
Letters of Ordination
By Steve Roe According to the United States Navy there are three religions that cover all matters pertaining to God: Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish. If a person was not Catholic, Jewish, or heathen, he was referred to as Protestant and subsequently followed the Protestant rules set down in the Chaplain’s Manual. All religious matters aboard ship …
Watergate: Demonstration of National Illness
By Jimmy Tuten, Jr. Isaiah 1:2-3 records God’s message to the people of Judah. The context then displays lamentation of Isaiah over the people’s wickedness and impenitence. As a nation they had been called to holiness, but had sunk in sin and wickedness. They were literally laden with guilt and iniquity. Isaiah says, “oh, sinful nation, …
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