By Mike Willis Those who believe in the imputation of the perfect obedience of Jesus to the account of the believer have used a number of arguments to prove their doctrine. Any treatment of this subject must examine those arguments in order to give a thorough examination of the material. Hence, I would like to consider …
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By Leslie Diestelkamp A broken circle is not a circle at all and a broken home is only a poor substitute for what it could have been, and is not at all what God intended it to be. Yet the divorce rate is climbing so rapidly that it is almost vain for me to give statistics …
By Bruce James Jesus alludes to himself as the Door in John 10:1-9. The idea of the door is used in conjunction with the shepherd and his work. The larger house in Palestine had a courtyard surrounded by a high wall; in the country places that courtyard served as a fold for the sheep at night. …
By George Welsh Tyle Many times while ringing doorbells, doing personal work, the above question has been asked of me. The answer has usually been, “The church you read about in the New Testament has no central organization. nor authority on the face of the earth. The church’s headquarters are in heaven.” The apostle Paul says …
