By Jeffery Kingry Have you ever stopped in your rushed life to think of the vast vault of time that lies awaiting judgment, or of the lives that have filled that immensity? It is not easy for man in his hour-by-hour existence to comprehend the enormity of history, or to acknowledge the souls that drew breath …
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By James W. Adams Trouble among the churches of the Lord did not begin with the Gospel Advocate’s and Tolbert Fanning’s and David Lipscomb’s fight against instrumental music and missionary societies. It did not originate with the Gospel Guardian’s fight against centralized control and oversight and human institutionalism, nor did it first spring from Truth Magazine’s …
By Ray Ferris “The measure of a man’s real character is what he would do if he would never be found out,” said Thomas Babington Macaulay. There are many people in our world of today who are entirely willing to take a chance on man never discovering their crimes. Many of these people are caught, however, …
By Ron Halbrook (EDITOR’S NOTE: For the Preface to this series of articles, please see the Introductory article in the Sept. 20th issue of Truth Magazine.) POINT 7. Last, we consider our brother’s concept of grace. He is teaching that the work of Christ, in addition to the blood sacrifice, was to obey perfectly for us. …
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