By Cecil Willis From the time when God interrupted the natural processes of history and intervened by giving a supernatural revelation, there has been an almost endless discussion concerning the potentiality and priorities of reason and revelation. We might even go further and say, not only have there been discussions, but there have been very definite …
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By Irvin Himmel Nothing is more clearly revealed in the Scriptures than our dependence on God’s grace for redemption. Paul said to the saints at Ephesus, “by grace are ye saved” (Eph. 2:5). Everyone who is permitted to enter heaven will be there by grace. Today there are teachers, even in the church, who have warped …
By Norman E. Fultz Having recently purchased a set of cassette tape recordings of the New Testament and having taken time to only listen to portions while at home and busy with the regular day to day activities, I have found a way to really enjoy them. On a trip recently with the family, we took …
By Cecil Willis Elsewhere in this issue I am re-printing an article that was written by my friend, William E. Wallace, Editor of the Gospel Guardian. This article entitled “The Political Mr. Willis” appeared in the November 22, 1973 Gospel Guardian, and constituted the first in three very harsh articles written by Brother Wallace attempting to …
