By Donald P. Ames In the fall of 1956, York College (York, Nebr.) opened its doors to the public as a junior college. I had a part in working on the campus to prepare the school, and attended my first two years of college there. Already there was much discussion as to whether York College was …
Monthly Archives: July 2012
The Creeds Of Men (1)
By Luther W. Martin Why do men write “creeds”? Why not be content with Holy Scripture? Why substitute man written-creeds, in place of God-inspired Scripture? The word “creed” is not found in the Bible. But let me correct that by pointing out that “creed” comes from a Latin word credo, meaning “I believe,” So, one can …
Accepting God’s “No”
By Larry Ray Hafley Prayer is a precious privilege. Like all of God’s blessings and benefits, it is given and guided by his infinite wisdom. It has his sanction and approval, and is, in common with all Divine duties, commandments and responsibilities, governed by certain rules, restrictions and stipulations. More detailed and elaborate comments on prayer …
Have Ye Not Read?
By Hoyt H. Houchen Question: Why do we use unleavened bread in the Lord’s supper? Would it be scriptural to use leavened bread? Reply: When Jehovah instituted the Passover feast to be eaten by the Israelites annually, he gave specific instructions as to its observance. A lamb without blemish was to be taken on the tenth …