In a recent article in The Schoolmistress, the distinguished Broadcaster, Mr. E. R. Appleton, referring to the crossing of the Jordan by Israel, under the leadership of Joshua, states :—
“It has long been recognised that the stoppage of the …
During the course of a recent address, it was stated quite emphatically that Israel did not go through the Red Sea, but on the contrary, passed through the Bitter Lakes. Dean Stanley, and other learned commentators, taking the opposite view, …
Evidence on the matter is scanty. As far as the Bible is concerned the reference made to Job in Ezekiel (ch. 14. 14 and 20) and in James 5. 11 suggest that the writers thought …
There is a saying that the easiest exegesis is usually the wrong one. I was reminded of this when reading the ” Reflections” by A.H.T. in the November Testimony.
The remarkable development of transportation, and the equally remarkable increase of …
The whole of the chapter containing this passage is devoted to the Apostle’s ruling concerning the manner of public worship in the Christian Church, into which erroneous practice had crept.
It was natural that some doubts should have arisen. The …
The study of the prophet Elijah, of his mission with the ten tribes of Israel and of his future work, provides food for thought and reflection. We may possibly consider the question as of little religious value, but when it …
Our readers who visit London probably put the British Museum first on the list of places of interest to be visited, and rightly so, both because of the wealth of archaeological exhibits which are connected with Bible history and because …