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| Volume 5 , No. 11 | Elk City , Oklahoma | November , 2006 |
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Is Israel The Chosen People of God Today?
"Each time there is a new conflict in the Middle East involving Israel numerous references are made regarding the nation being 'the holy land' or 'God's chosen people.' Such remarks reveal the tremendous depth of ignorance of God's Word that exists throughout the world." So begins this fine work by Marvin L. Weir. Twelve false conclusions are listed, followed by a list of 12 multi-scriptural replies. Prophecy students: hear, hear! Recommended! Religious, But Religiously Wrong Josh Haley examines the source of the 'sinner's prayer:' is it from Man or from God? Many Biblical references are given for the serious seeker of God's will. "Christ Sent Me Not To Baptize" Paul had to make the subject assertion in his letter to the carnal church in Corinth, since it was frought with denominationalism. F. B. Srygley provides insight by accessing the scriptures in this study, and continues this examination into baptism's requisite place in salvation. Mark 16:9-20 In The New International Version Foy E. Wallace takes a look at the data, the number of manuscripts which consider Mark 16:9-20 to be authentic canon of the scriptures. Weigh your perferred study Bible against the facts, not the fancies of those versions picking and choosing the parts of scripture they wish to hold, rejecting that which conflicts with their opinions. A brief scenic turnout, with an eye-opening view. All Are Responsible Before God Freedom, cleanliness, the places where we must stay, and then to beware of deception: Robin W. Haley documents the competencies of the faithful child of God, who realizes that each one stands upon his own answer to God's gospel plan of salvation. Do you maintain the awareness of your accountability to God? |
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The Conversion Of A Good Man
Ron Cosby continues his Conversion Series with the story of Cornelius, a devout man who prayed and feared God. But he was a man with a sin problem not yet solved. Even when the Holy Spirit fell on him with all his household, this sin problem remained. Find the solution to this good man's problem and his response to the remedy... There Is Only One Church E. M. Borden's 'flash card' for high potency study, when only a moment is available. Five clear and powerful scriptures are cited. Study like you will have to take the quiz, because we all will have to one day. "...Or Give Me Death" " 'Give me liberty or give me death!' Uninspired as it is, this sentence potently presents the alternatives in reach of every man — liberty from sin or death in hell. He who fails to find the first must suffer the second." Travis Allen pulls back the curtain to look at the scenes the scriptures have shown of the next world. Two choices are the total extent of mans' options. Choose wisely... |
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Some Unsaved Believers Baptism and Israel's Deliverance Who Changed The Sabbath? Proclaiming Christ's Death Each Lord's Day? |
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As Goes The Home, So Goes Society
Jerry C. Brewer: "The home as God instituted it in the beginning is for the material good of the race and its perpetuation. It is also where children should first learn spiritual truths at the feet of their parents. As instituted in the beginning, the home is for the comfort of man." Forgetting Dr. Spock, we turn to the Great Physician, who is the creator of the home, man, woman, marriage, and the children. Some Churches' Wal-Mart Strategy "While the larger churches offer perfunctory aid to overseas efforts, they are neglecting and actually promoting the decline of small congregations in their own back yard... Like Wal-Mart, the bigger area churches offer a wider selection at cheaper prices which satisfy the religious 'consumer.' Commuting members can surreptitiously slide in for an hour on Sunday morning and go their own ways the rest of the week without even being missed. The elders won't bother to check on them because they live too far away." Jerry C. Brewer gives an up to date overview of the decline of many small congregations in the first decade of the 3rd century since Christ walked the earth. |
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