By Earl Robertson Unity is not only “good” and “pleasant” (Psa. 133:1), but it is demanded by the Lord. This unity is among brethren. There is no teaching from the Lord demanding that His people be united with denominationalism; to the contrary, He demands separateness. The unity the Bible teaches is unity among God’s people based …
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By George T. Eldridge That philosophy exists in too many minus today. We live in an age of prosperity and abundance. Our country is not engaged in a shooting war with any other country. We have leisure time. We have available to us doctors, hospitals, and pharmacists to handle our health problems. We, in fact, have …
By Earl Robertson Christ built His church (Psa. 127:1; Matt. 16:18). There was divine aim or. purpose for the church (1 Tim. 3:15). The church of Christ is the body of Christ (Eph. 1:22, 23). Christ is the only head of His church (Col. 1:18; Eph. 1:22). Whatsoever, therefore, the church might do it must have …
By Irvin Himmel Solomon said, “A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children’s children. . .” (Prov. 13:22). The subject of this sketch left a rich moral and spiritual heritage to his three sons, his six grandchildren, and his six great grandchildren. The earthly pilgrimage of Aaron Dicus began at Festus, 1Viissouri (near St. Louis) …
