(Acts 11:26.) THE questions dividing the religious world of to-day are not questions of interpretation, but questions of authority. No one objects to a name that is Scrip- tural; neither…
(Acts 12:5.) THIS subject is one that has been misconstrued and misrepresented. It has been badly handled by those who know more of theology than the Bible. Treatises have been…
(Acts 3:1-10; 14:8-18.) BY way of introduction, let us consider the following passages of Scripture : Eom. 8:6-8; 7 : 14-25 ; 2 Cor. 5 : 1-4. These passages teach…
(Acts 16:12-15.) PAUL hears the Macedonian call, and crosses the Aegean, landing at Neapolis. He is accompanied on this second missionary journey by Silas, Luke and Timothy. From Neapolis, the…
(Acts 16:25-40.) THE story of the imprisonment of Paul and Silas. At midnight they pray and sing praises unto God. What would we have done under such circumstances? No doubt…
(Acts 16:30.) THIS question is sincerely asked by the sinner. Va- rious preachers will point out various ways. He naturally becomes disgusted with the confusion in the religious world. He…
(Acts 17:16-34.) Introduction. Paul's second missionary journey. His traveling companions: Silas, a brother in the church at Antioch (Acts 15:22); Luke, "the beloved physician " (Col. 4:14; 2 Tim. 4:11;…
(Acts 17:30, 31.) THERE is no discussion in the religious world of the necessity of repentance. There is, however, some misunderstanding as to the meaning of the term. Let us…
(Acts 18:24-28.) IN the New Testament, Christianity is spoken of as "the way." Jesus Christ calls it "the way" (Matt. 7:13, 14). Paul speaks of "the more excellent way" (1…
