It is our purpose, in this and subsequent articles, if the Lord will, to compare the various versions of the sacred Scriptures from the translation of the Authorized Version in 1611 to the present time. There were several translations current …
Having the privilege of writing about books of my choice, I think it appropriate to bring within the orbit the new hymn book. The personal pronoun will be used more than usual because, it must be understood, everything is a …
An outstanding feature of Christ’s message through John is the use of the figure seven.
Seven indicates completeness, and is used in the Old Testament as well as the New Testament. We read of seven …
Being so far away from the days of the Bible, we may well ponder on why men found satisfaction in the worshipping of idols. The futility of the action is obvious to sophisticated gentiles. But the futility of devoted service …
We read in Genesis 16,
“Now Sarai, Abram’s wife, bare him no children: and she had an handmaid, an Egyptian, whose name was Hagar. And Sarai said unto Abram, Behold now the Lord hath restrained me from bearing: …
The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls has led many scholars, Bible students and church-goers to wonder whether, because of their prior dating, the “uniqueness” of Christianity was threatened.
Once again it must be postulated that the “Teacher of Righteousness” …
Our interest in the transformation that is proceeding in the land of Israel rests on a far more substantial basis than a mere sentimental regard for Biblical scenes and places. It has a more vital and personal value that naturally …
Of no small significance in the programme of proclaiming the truth through ecclesial activities is the comment which comes from the television world, to the effect that as soon as the Bible is introduced the viewing public drops to its …