By Robert C. Welch Readers of religious papers among the brotherhood are aware of the fact that some of the leading lights among the churches which have espoused the union of church and human institutions have also been having some meetings with the conservative wing of the Christian Church. These meetings seem to have been for …
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The Indestructible Book
By Luther Blackmon For hundreds of years the Bible has been the world’s best seller, in the book field. The life of the average novel is about one year, and it is “gone with the wind.” The first book printed, after the invention of the printing press with movable type, was the Bible. This was about …
THINGS WRITTEN AFORETIME “You Shall Surely Die”
By Joe Neil Clayton When God gave the command to abstain from eating of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, He warned Adam and Eve, “. . . in the day that you eat thereof you shall surely die” (Genesis 2:17). We conclude that He meant spiritual death, because Adam and Eve lived …
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Carl Ketcherside’s Strange Views of Fellowship (II)
By Ray Ferris Should We Limit Our Fellowship? When we can agree that any meaningful “fellowship” first involves a fellowship with God, we are still faced with the problem of whether to fellowship one another on given occasions. We were told by brother. Ketcherside that there are only three bases upon which fellowship can be scripturally …
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