By James R. Cope Six hours of daily Bible study for 36 years is the background of The Work of the Holy Spirit in Redemption, 274 pages, cloth bound, by Franklin Camp. This production. lays the axe to the root of every aspect of “Pentecostalism” inside and. outside the church. Unlike many writers, the author ignores …
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By Daniel Petty One of the greatest battles ever fought during the Restoration Movement of the nineteenth century was the controversy over the introduction of instrumental music in the worship of the church. It is the purpose of this paper to 1)resent the controversy as it first began, to notice the arguments concerning the silence of …
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By Mike Willis Some who are presently seeking to unify the various segments of the “restoration movement” have concluded that men can be united if they will only consider as necessary for extending fellowship to an individual his obedience to the commandments of Jesus and leave as matters of opinion such items as are taught by …
By William V Beasley AProve all things, hold fast that which is good” (I Tim. 5:21). When a new thought is presented those who have a closed mind say, “That is not what I have believed, therefore it cannot be true.” The honest and open minded individual will weigh carefully and consider fully. What I am …
