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(Acts 6:1-7) IN a similar discourse, relating to the eldership, we have set down a few facts concerning the two dis- tinct classes of congregational officers — elders and deacons.…

(Acts 5:1-11) THERE were two classes of miracles in the divine economy: those that evinced God's approval of the right, and those that evinced His disapproval of the wrong. An…

(Acts 1-7) THE Jerusalem church is worthy of special mention 1 because it bears the distinction of having been the first church of Christ. It was established and nurtured under…

(Acts 4: 10-12) WE find a remarkable prophecy in Ps. 118 : 22. Re- peated by Jesus (Matt. 21:42). Explained fully by Peter in Acts 4 : 10-12. The Jews…

(Acts 3: 22, 23) JESUS of Nazareth the central figure of all ages. Was born and reared in the city of Nazareth, with- out any opportunity of acquiring an extensive…

(Acts 3: 19) IN our text Peter says: 6 'Repent ye, therefore, and be converted." In the American Revised Version, it reads: " Repent ye, therefore, and turn." Conversion is…

(Acts 3 : 12) THE spirit of Christianity, or the law of Christ, differs strikingly from that of the Mosaic law. The old covenant was the ministration of death, written…

(Acts 3:1-11) IT is not the purpose of this discourse to prove that miracles were performed. We are going to accept without question the testimony of Matthew, Mark, Luke and…

(Acts 2:47) AMONG all the religious bodies in the world to-day, can we find and identify the body of Christ ? Has it been in existence throughout all the centuries?…

(Acts 2:42)   THE church at Jerusalem, typical in that it was the first church of Christ, serves as a pattern. Those who believed, repented, and were baptized, constituted this…