By Clarence Fell Anger Be slow to anger (Prov. 16:32). Warps understanding (Prov. 18:13, 17, 19). Overlook mistakes sometimes (Prov. 19:11). Assembly Not to be forsaken (Heb. 10:24-25). Baptism Christ commanded (Matt. 28:19; Mark 16:16). Rejection of baptism is a rejection of God (Luke 7:30). Baptism is into Christ (Gal.3:27). Baptism is unto remission of …
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Guilt Removed in Christ
By Harold Fite Guilt is a heavy burden to bear. It caused Peter to weep and drove Judas to hang himself. It prompted David to say, “Make me to hear joy and gladness” (Ps. 51:8). Guilt removes joy, peace, and tranquility. It can destroy our physical and mental health. To continue in guilt over a …
The Bible and Near Death Experiences
By Steve Wallace Luke 16:19-31 contain an inspired account of life after death. Both Lazarus and the rich man died. The Bible re- cords what happened to them afterwards. We, by faith, look at this and other inspired accounts to learn God’s teaching about the afterlife. We are presently experiencing an explosion of information regarding …
“Some Believed . . . And Some Believed Not”
By P.J. Casebolt This inspired statement reflects the different attitudes manifested by “the chief of the Jews” at Rome. These attitudes resulted from “the things which were spoken” by Paul, and those things pertained to Jesus and the kingdom of God (v. 23). Why did some of the Jews believe and some not? Did Paul …
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