Unto certain who trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and despised others”, Jesus spoke the parable of the pharisee and the publican. The pharisee goes to worship, not because he is a sinner in need of forgiveness, but because …
Dear Brennan,
Christadelphians are not to be judged by what the Witnesses of Jehovah, Seventh Day Adventists and others preach: we stand by the Bible, which it its own interpreter.
Mr. Rumble, in “The Anti-immortals”, puts Christadelphians into the same …
What is man that Thou art mindful of him?” exclaimed the psalmist. And surely God’s mercy was great in bearing with Israel, granting them forgiveness time and time again. But, although His purpose and love was bound up in Israel, …
Once more we are approaching the end of another journey through the scriptures of Truth. From Genesis to Malachi—from creation to the Kingdom—we can view our journey from many angles. But the central message is best expressed by the titles …
When a lecturer in New Testament language and literature comments that of all Greek words “epieikes” is the most untranslatable, then we may be sure that there is behind this word a great wealth of meaning not normally revealed in …
In what is generally considered to be the profoundest religious document ever penned, the Apostle Paul takes up the great theme of justification by faith, in his letter to the Romans. In this epistle he rises to great heights in …
The Gospel of John contains a number of sayings which cannot be accepted in a strictly literal sense, but have to be measured by the context in which they are set. Among them is the petition of Jesus: “Glorify thou …