THE SCHEME OF REDEMPTION FROM MOSES TO CORNELIUS
(Acts 10; 11:1-18) IN our previous discourse we traced the unfolding of the scheme of redemption from the creation to the giving of the law at Mt. Sinai In this…
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(Acts 10; 11:1-18) IN our previous discourse we traced the unfolding of the scheme of redemption from the creation to the giving of the law at Mt. Sinai In this…
(Acts 10; 11:1-18) NO sooner did God create man out of the pure love of the infinite heart, than man surrendered to the devil the vast dominion over which he…
(Acts 9: 1-22; chaps. 22 and 26) THE first mention of Saul of Tarsus (Acts 7:58). His life as a Pharisee and persecutor of the Chris- tians (Acts 8:3; 26:9-11).…
(Acts 8: 36-39) WE are discussing a question at this time that has caused much controversy in the religious world. We are not discussing it for the purpose of perpetu-…
(Acts 8:37) THIS passage is regarded by some as an interpola, tion. But there is no conclusive evidence to that effect. It has been known to all Bible writers since…
(Acts 8 : 26-40) ACTS of Apostles records the more significant acts of some of the apostles: those that are intended to serve as examples for all ages to come.…
(Acts 8:18-24) THERE is a pathetic incident in the life of our Master recorded in the sixth chapter of John's narrative. Jesus had been a very popular leader. The multitudes…
(Acts 8:5-25; 19:1-12) A CAREFUL study of the New Testament will give us a thorough knowledge of the workings of the Holy Spirit. We must study this subject as a…
(Acts 7:51-53; 8:26-40) WE are treating this subject from the viewpoint of the eunuch's conversion. However, we shall make it a general Scriptural discussion. Every one believes that an individual…
(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.…