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    • The Fifth Seal – Revelation 6: 9-11

      The Fifth Seal. (A.D. 303-311)

      Rev. 6. 9-11

      Although God’s judgments on the Roman Empire under the Fourth Seal had been terrible, the time of its demise had not yet arrived. A notable fact emerges from the Apocalypse. Where each …

      The Fourth Seal – Symbol and Period – Revelation

      The Fourth Seal (A.D. 235-303)

      Rev. 6.7-8.

      Following the scenes of the third seal, John is invited to “Come and See” !

      In verse eight he records seeing a “pale” horse, having a rider whose name was “death”, and the …

      The Second and Third Seals – Revelation

      The Second Seal — A Red Horse (A.D. 183-211)

      As mentioned previously the colour of the horses of the various seals indicates the state of the Roman Empire at the time of the riders going forth.

      White indicates peace, and …

      Offence and Conscience -1 Corinthians 8

      A quick glance around the world about us will lead immediately to a full realisation of the inevitability of offences arising. From the domestic scene, through sports and business, to state administration and international affairs, it is the same. The …

      Influence of a Mother on a Child

      Helpful thoughts, from a mother’s point of view, about the training of our children are selected from an essay entitled, “And his mother’s name was”, a phrase, we are reminded, that frequently occurs in the books of Kings and Chronicles. …

      Visit to Fiji – Preaching Efforts

      We arrived at Suva and at Nausori Bro. Rattan and his wife were very pleased to meet Sister Ann and renew acquaintance with me. The following day — Sunday — a memorial meeting was held at which Mrs. Rattan was …

      Miracles in the O.T., Time of Jesus and Today

      To a Christian believer the miracles of the Bible do not present any difficulty. This is not because the critical faculties of the believer are in suspense and his attitude is one of unquestioning credulity. Indeed an unthinking acceptance of …

      Broadcasting in Queensland – Preaching Efforts

      Preaching the truth over the radio in Queensland began about 20 years ago. The first broadcast was made over station 4BK in Brisbane in 1944 and since then, with few exceptions, has continued every Sunday. Up to the early 1940’s …

      Devotion to God and not Man

      “God is remote from human affairs and does not see” is the vain assumption of men with a personal ambition to serve and who work on the principle that “the end justifies the means”. The Apostle Paul passes his verdict …

      Appreciating God’s Handiwork and the Events that are to come

      If you should peep through your windowpane one chilly morning you will see indications of the treasures of our Hope in nature’s beautiful disguise.

      The grass and the leaves bent gracefully under their shining silvery burden of frost will soon …

      The Importance of Reading

      A question that is often heard when people of mutual interests meet is, “Have you read . . .?”, and the reference would be to some item that attracted particular attention in either a book, newspaper or periodical.

      Most people, …

      Tasmanian Bible Campaign in 1965

      For some years the ecclesias in Tasmania have been anxious to arrange a large gathering of brethren and sisters for the purpose of studying together the Word of God, of preaching the Word, and to strengthen one another in the …

      The Proverbs and Daily Living – Choosing Wisdom or Folly

      The Book of Proverbs abounds with wisdom and understanding, which if properly applied can provide a sound and satisfying pattern for daily living, giving direction and stability to our life in Christ. Nowhere in the realm of literature or philosophy …

      Jezebel – A bad Influence

      We read in 1 Kings 16. 30,

      “And Ahab the son of Omri did evil in the sight of the Lord above all that were before him, and it came to pass as if it had been …

      Jonah the Prophet – Preaching and not Fleeing

      “Jonah! O yes, that’s the man who was swallowed by a whale!”

      This expression usually sums up what the average person knows about the prophet Jonah. The book of Jonah is generally considered by the critics …

      The New Christadelphian Hymn Book

      One community joining in worship throughout the world with one hymn book as their aid is an ideal which should need no pleading f or. It is also a practical need, the more so when modern travel brings so much …

      Revelation Chapters 8-9

      Chapter 8, Verses 10 – 11 “The Third Trumpet” (Attila and the Huns)

      The great milestones in the history of mankind have usually been ushered in with dramatic suddenness. It was in such manner that Attila and the hordes who …

      Conscription!

      The recent decision by the Commonwealth Government to re-introduce compulsory military training serves to emphasise the tensions with which Australia is faced.

      This same tension exists all over the world. The words of Jesus ring true today, “Upon the earth …

      The Proverbs and Daily Living (Part 3)

      The Bible condemns sudden and uncontrolled anger, and we are left in no doubt that it is wrong: “He that is soon angry dealeth foolishly.” Loss of temper beyond control brings so many dangers, notably that of violence, as evidenced …