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We are going to begin this sermon by turning to Job 31. Job 31:1 I have made a covenant with my eyes; why then should I look upon a young woman? Job is beginning here to put down some justifications for all the talking that he did, and …
Let me, first, tell you of my experience, and a bit of history regarding the "Sacred Name" doctrine. I first encountered this teaching, and made a study of it, in 1937, thirty-five years ago. It was then apparently a new idea or …
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Are We Laodiceans?
Most would agree that we live in the fullness of the Laodicean attitude of God's church, and because we are alive now, it is safe to assume that we all have strong Laodicean proclivities. To believe otherwise is a presumption—which Psalm …
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Revelation 3:17
(17) Because you say, ‘I am rich, have become wealthy, and have need of nothing’—and do not know that you are wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked—
From the beginning to the end of its history, Israel's great sin was trying to get the best of both worlds. They professed that God was their god, but they proved their insincerity by not honoring Him with their attention, their time, …
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Elisha and the Double Portion
by Richard T. RitenbaughMost of us, when we begin a new job or a new project, want to know all we can about it. We want to be ready to take it on and complete it to the best of our abilities. Fulfilling this desire often means that we must take a class or a whole course of study. If it is a more hands-on type of job, say, repairing and refinishing an antique table, we have to learn the skills necessary, not only to work with the wood's density, grain, and finish, but perhaps also to know a thing or two about joinery, routing, lathing, adhesives, slides, latches, and a few things besides, depending on what needs t
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As the twenty-fifth anniversary of the 9/11 Islamic terrorist attack on the United States approaches, the world watches while Muslims, as …
The man's heart was filled with dread. Reflecting on the past few days, the prophet from Judah admitted to himself that he had made a …
How do you imagine God? Your answer makes an immense difference! Most people agree that for salvation a Christian needs more than just a …
I Thessalonians 4:16-17 contains the prophecy that many fundamentalist evangelicals call “the Rapture.” Most people are not …
Part Two showed that the instructions for the Passover in Egypt focus on the meal shared by a household. Within those Passover …
In the last issue, we examined the first deterrent to overcoming, self-deception. The heart is deceitful above all things, and it first …
