~3 Min.Chapters 8 and 9

... redeemed, having been saved, when He judged sin, and themselves offered as an ... golden candlestick and its light. Chapter 8 speaks of the candlestick.1 ...

~4 Min.Chapters 8 to 10

... by succession. Samuel could not make prophets of his sons. They were no better as judges than Eli's sons had been as priests, and the people had no faith ...

~3 Min.Chapters 4 to 6

... God was there. But, left (so to say) to Himself, His presence judged the false gods. Association was impossible; the Philistines desire Him not. You cannot ...

~12 Min.6 Serving the Lord

... must be occupied with them. We must judge them. The Lord, by His prophet ... the three distinct classes of the Levites.[6]. The Christian as a channel. The ...

~1 Min.Chapters 6 and 7

... it furnishes us with the moral picture of the people whom God has judged, the condition of this people which made the judgment inevitable. There is nothing ...

~10 Min.Chapters 6 and 7

... Spirit of God in this matter: all the names, as far as we can judge, are those of Hellenists. Evil bearing witness to the efficacy of the Spirit's presence. ...

~21 Min.8. The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit

... for guidance, read the Scriptures (Acts 8:27-29; 16:6-10), and judge the impulses of our flesh (Rom. 8:13). ... see Q 8.3). 8.6 When did the Holy Spirit ...

~11 Min.6. The Gospel of Salvation - Deliverance from the Power of Sin

... No, grace is never an excuse for sin (see also the next question). 6.8 Why is it inexcusable for a believer to continue in sin (Rom. 6:1)? Because ...