By Daniel H. King Two Important Finds Over the last several months some very exciting things have been reported in many newspapers across the country with reference to discoveries in Jordan and Syria which appear to have either direct or indirect relevance for students of the Old Testament. In reading the accounts I have been tempted …
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Reply to Al Diestelkamp
By Jimmy Tuten It is regrettable that my reply to Al Diestelkamp did not appear at the same time his reply appeared in print (Vol. 21, No. 20). The fault lies with me. I received Al’s response to my Sunday night communion articles approximately four weeks before I moved to Charleston, South Carolina. When the copy …
Handling Aright the Word of Truth (III)
By Morris W. R. Bailey Continuing our study under the above heading, we shall now proceed to show that a proper handling of the word of truth requires that we recognize the distinction that the Bible makes between The Law And The Gospel This distinction is clearly spelled out in the words of John 1:17. “For …
Partakers of the Divine Nature (II)
By Lewis Willis In a preceding article, I sought to establish that Christians are partakers of the divine nature (2 Pet. 1:4). However, they do not share in the natural attributes of God (omnipotence, omnipresence and omniscience). They participate in the moral excellence of their God. Their conduct is consistent with the principles of conduct inherent …