By Allan E. McNabb I recently viewed a story on one of the network news shows exploring Gangster Rap. Gangster Rap is a new type of rap music that glorifies the violent crimes committed by gangsters. The news story attempted to uncover whether Gangster Rap promotes violence or simply serves as a vent for the frustrations …
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By Olen Holderby Debtor The Greek word means, “One who owes any-thing to another,” or “a person who is under an obligation.” W. E. Vine offers six instances of the metaphorical use of this word (opheiletes) in the New Testament; they follow: Matt.6:12 Here it refers to those who have not, as yet, made amends …
By Clinton D. Hamilton The question to be responded to in this column is taken from the Old Testament and concerns instructions given about the tithe. The Pentateuch (Genesis through Deuteronomy) was written prior to the Israelites’ settling in the land of Palestine and the setting up the tabernacle to which the annual tithe was to …
By Larry Ray Hafley Critics imagine that the cross of Christ is foreign to teaching on godly living. In fact, the worldly minded critic sometimes defends social drinking, adulterous marriages and immodest dress. Thus, they offer their criticism, saying that we need more preaching on grace and less on worldliness because they do not want their …
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