~10 Min.Isaiah 60:6 - 62:3
biblecentre.org · ... righteousness of God is revealed, not acting against us but on our behalf ... in their midst. A century or two after Isaiah, the prophet Haggai predicted ...
~10 Min.Genesis 32:1 - 35:29
biblecentre.org · ... in later days the tribe of Levi so acted as to gain a special blessing, and ... seem to be much difference between these two sentiments but there is a gulf ...
56:53Part 1
... example, in the seventh chapter of Acts, with Stephen, when filled with the ... dealings with his ancient people. The two tribes, returned to the land, are ...
48:57Part 1
... few verses of the sixth chapter of Acts. The sixth chapter of Acts. And in ... from chapter 5 onwards, for the next two chapters at any rate, we are told ...
~10 Min.Job 38-42
biblecentre.org · ... concerned with the mighty power that had acted in creation. Once more we see that ... story by the end of chapter 2. Now his cruel infliction was removed, ...
~10 Min.Job 1-7
biblecentre.org · ... challenge and permitted the adversary to act against all that he had, but not ... scene. We perceive three causes and two effects. The great First Cause is ...
~14 Min.The Assembly in Ephesians
inthebeloved.org · ... help on how husbands and wives should act to be pleasing to the Lord. That is ... eyes on earth and the "now.". Chapter 2. In Chapter one we saw that the ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 97-4
~12 Min.His Ministry Resumed
biblecentre.org · ... way of thorough restoration and blessing. Their act of pouring water on the ground ... the hand of the Philistines" (vers. 2, 3). For twenty years we hear ...
~20 Min.On The Authority Of The Assembly
biblecentre.org · ... holy and the true, and the assembly acts in accordance with this character. That is ... fact that in certain passages the two Greek words for 'power' and ...
~10 Min.The Prophet Haggai
biblecentre.org · ... 'candlestick' of light and testimony, and acting so as to 'fight against' the ... work; and that God raised up two prophets, Haggai and Zechariah, under ...
