By Harold Fite Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary defines the “social gospel” as “a movement in American Protestant Christianity, esp. in the first part of the 20th century to bring the social order into conformity with Christian principles.” The purpose of the social gospel is the improvement of living conditions and social problems. Its method is the …
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By Irvin Himmel The lessons of the old Testament are for our learning (Rom. 15:4). A study of characters who lived in ages past can be both profitable and interesting. Naaman lived in the days of Elisha the prophet. His story is related in 2 Kings 5. Naaman was captain of the Syrian army. Syria was …
By Aude McKee Today in our examination of Olan Hicks’ tract on divorce and remarriage, we reproduce a portion of it that begins on page 10: Some have contended that Paul, in Romans 7:2-3, indicated that God binds the two mates together in a marriage for as long as they live, without recourse, and declares a …
By Dan King We now propose to consider some of the possible identifications of the “Man of Sin” figure and the arguments which have been offered to establish who he was, is, or shall be. A Political Figure? The tendency to connect the figure in 2 Thessalonians 2 with the”antichrist” of John’s epistles and the “beast” …
