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    • Nehemiah the Dauntless

      About the year 596 B.C. Nebuchadnezzar captured Jerusalem and the people of Judah entered into their first exile. Amongst the captives was Ezekiel, and the information supplied by him indicates the mental state of those taken captive.

      “And he said …

      Review of “From Eden to Eden” (1951) by Albert Hall

      Like the Scriptures themselves, commencing with creation and concluding with the regeneration or making of all things new, this monumental contribution to the Truth’s works, of most felicitous title,1 traverses the plan and purpose of God from the time when …

      Review of “A Life of Jesus” (1956) by Melva Purkis

      Not from any mansion in the Holy City came God’s holy child, Jesus, but from a stable in “little” Bethlehem (“house of bread”), the home of his royal forebear himself called “from the sheepfold” to be king! Not from priestly palace came he …

      Notes on John 1

      “In the beginning was the word.” (Jno. 1:1)

      Nearly all commentators regard this verse as evidence for the theory that Jesus had a personal pre-existence before he was born in Bethlehem, but this idea is by no means inherent in this …

      Symbol of the “Leaven” in the Old and New Testament

      With all thine oblations thou shalt offer salt.” (Lev. 2: 13)

      Earlier instructions prohibiting the use of leaven in connection with most oblations seem to suggest at least one reason why salt was to be used in all …

      Russia’s stand in 1953

      The outstanding characteristic of the times in which we live is marked by two conferences at the end of 1953 and the one fixed for this January. Called in order that the British Prime Minister, the President of the United …