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1978 Volume 29 Issue 2
Articles in this Issue
A Chosen Place
The song of Moses and Israel, follow-ing their deliverance from Pharaoh’s power, chiefly celebrated the great victory wrought by God on their behalf. It was also in part prophetic, in that it envisaged …
A. E. Long
God’s Choice
Exposition
Bottles, Genesis 21. 12-21
The Bible and bottles! Bottles are mentioned in the Bible, although they were not glass ones, but probably goat skins turned inside out and sewn, and used for carrying purposes. They are first mentioned…
Ernest J. Parish
Exposition
E. W. Rogers
Spoken ministry irretrievably fades unless recorded, but written ministry lives on. This characterizes the exposi-tory teaching of our brother Mr. E. W. Rogers, who at the age of 84 departed to be with …
Unknown
History
Gospel Work and other Assembly Activities
"God…giveth the increase”, 1 Cor.3.6. “First the blade, then the ear, after that the full corn in the ear”, Mark 4. 28. Souls are not easily won for Christ. Satan does not readily yield up his spoils. B…
Arthur Shearman
Report
Provision for the Lord’s Servants
"My God shall supply all your need”, wrote the apostle Paul to the Philippians, who had had the privilege of being the medium through whom God had sometimes provided for His own, Phil. 4. 14-19. We now …
K. T. C. Morris
The Lord’s Servants and Their Service
Exposition
The Believer’s Calling
The English word “call” is virtually the anglicized form of the Greek word kaleb, and a glance at the concordance reveals the prolific number of refer-ences to it in its verb and noun forms, and also it…
J. M. Davies
Exposition
The Believer’s Responsibility in Regard to the Spread of the Gospel
The four leprous men were right. To withhold glad tidings from a starv-ing people would be the extreme of heartlessness. To know there was plenty available for a people who were starving and to say noth…
E W Rogers
Exposition
The Eventide of Prospective Deliverance, Mark 4. 35 to 5. 2
The Lord had toiled all day teaching the multitude who had lined the shore while He sat in the boat. It was now sunset and the multitude would be hastening to their homes for rest and shelter. So the Lo…
Bernard Osborne
Eventides in the Life of the Lord Jesus in Mark’s Gospel
Exposition
The Judgment Seat of Christ
After the games in ancient Greece, the successful athletes would file past the president of the games seated upon his raised dais {bema), each to receive a crown of leaves from his hand as the emblem of…
John E. Todd
Exposition
Young Men: An Exhortation from 1 John 2. 14-17
In the section from verse 12, John has been writing various messages to the different spiritual age groups of Christians. They are words of en-couragement from the now elderly John. In verses 12 and 13,…
D. L. Dexter
Exposition
Book Reviews in this Issue
Come and Dine: Old Testament Readings for Every Day
$3.95, £1.95 plus 10% postage; 254 pages. From: as above. This book is complementary to the corresponding Come and Dine with New Testament readings, reviewed on page 111 of the September 1976 issue. T…
R. E. and Gertrud Harlow
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Headship and Covering
$0.40 or 20p plus 10% postage. 14 pages. The booklet is a helpful and positive restatement of truth firmly believed in by the Lords people, but being neglected today by many in a modern age. Very wort…
James Gunn
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The Unchangeable and Impeccable Christ
$0.65 or 35p plus 10% postage. 32 pages. From Everyday Publications, 230 Glebemount Avenue, Toronto, Canada, or Roy Wood, 94 Alma Road, Plymouth, U.K. The second booklet is a sweet doctrinal and devot…
Robert McClurkin
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