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At His Feet: John 11 - Weeping at His Feet
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Bethlehem to Bethany - Jack Strahan
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Character Studies in the Book of Proverbs
John Scarsbrook, Killamarsh, England, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Characters around the Crucifixion - Part 10 Joseph Who Buried Him
Ian Rees, Bath, England, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Cuckoos in the nest . . . apostasy in the church - Sam Gordon
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Sandy Jack, Eastbourne, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Ephesians - Part 12: Chapter 6 vv 1-17
Norman Mellish, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
John Bennett, Pinxton, Nottingham, (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Image Cover - Volume 73 Number 1
ASSIGNED-- --NONE , (2018, Volume 73 Issue 1)
Daily Thought for: 26th May
THE GOD OF MY SALVATION
Habakkuk 3. 17-19
Habakkuk’s psalm in chapter 3 is essentially a song of’salvation’. He employs this precious word four times, vv. 8,13, and 18. On this last occasion he personalises the blessing. It was the ‘salvation of thy people’, v. 13; now it is ‘my salvation’. His deliverance comes from a divine source. He speaks of the ‘God of my salvation’ and there is gladness in such a blessing, v. 18.
This is...
Daily Thought for: 26th May
THE GOD OF MY SALVATION
Habakkuk 3. 17-19
Habakkuk’s psalm in chapter 3 is essentially a song of’salvation’. He employs this precious word four times, vv. 8,13, and 18. On this last occasion he personalises the blessing. It was the ‘salvation of thy people’, v. 13; now it is ‘my salvation’. His deliverance comes from a divine source. He speaks of the ‘God of my salvation’ and there is gladness in such a blessing, v. 18.
This is...