By Ron Halbrook When someone we know and love dies, we stop to survey his life and to remember the impressions he has made upon us. “What did this person leave behind?” we ask ourselves. Sober thought on such occasions can help us to reflect as well upon our own lives. All of us are approaching …
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By Dennis L. Shaver Hour glasses, sun dials, clocks, wrist watches, etc . . .; man is time conscious. We set times for worship, times for business appointments, times for recreation, times for rest, etc . . . . How many times has a complete stranger asked you, “Do you have the time?” Yes, we are …
By Daniel H. King Many years ago, a lone Galilean visited the city of Jerusalem. He probably went altogether unnoticed as He tramped His way down the dusty streets through the hordes of humanity that thronged its boulevards and alleys and open-air markets during the religious holidays. And this was Passover, a time when pilgrims numbering …
By Bobby L. Graham This abominable work of the Watchtower Society, first published around 1950 and revised since that time, does a first-class job of butchering the Biblical text in an effort to pave the way for many of the erroneous views of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. In many cases it becomes evident to a knowledgeable person …
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