Last month the word “restore” occupied our attention and it is worthwhile to note, that the restoration of one overtaken in a fault, is to be accomplished “in a spirit of meekness”: indeed there is no other successful way.
The …
The very idea of priesthood belongs to the relationship of God and man, and the intermediary Son of God. Priesthood begins with one person who is named, “The High Priest”.
The word “priest”, carries the meaning of intermediary or mediator, …
Many of our readers will have seen the lengthy review of “Sects and Society” in “The Christadelphian” in November and December last year. Some may have read the even longer article on it in the “Mutual” Magazine. In a general …
In the gospel as recorded by John there are several interesting events which seem to be antitypes of events of Old Testament times, and which are not immediately obvious. One cannot but notice John’s references to water and its spiritual …
“Godliness with contentment”, declared Paul, “is great gain. For we brought nothing into the world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out. And having food and raiment let us be therewith content.”
There are so many people in …
The underground region of Rome would hardly seem a likely place to find a surprising confirmation of our beliefs; but it is a fact. Since 1578, when the vast labyrinth of tunneled corridors was discovered and explored, much study has …
The whole world, East and West, is at present struggling through a great social revolution in an effort to discover a more equitable distribution of rights and opportunities and a better standard of living. In the process the threads of …
No book has ever achieved the exalted status of the Bible down the centuries. It is also true to say that no other book has been subjected to such critical analysis. The fact that the Scriptures have survived their critics …