~54 Min.Lectures On The Church
biblecentre.org · ... societies; and are we to suppose there am none of His gifts of grace in Romanism itself? For my part I cannot doubt that there are. Who would, who could, ...
~76 Min.The First Epistle of John
biblecentre.org · ... that. Hence when we have the Gospel unfolded by Paul in the epistle to the Romans, we find that the first mention of the death of Christ is "a propitiation ...
~119 Min.Meditations on the First Book of Chronicles
biblecentre.org · ... Joshua to the end of Kings. In the New Testament, the epistle to the Romans presents an analogous character: man's state without the law and under the law ...
~119 Min.Notes on the Epistle To The Hebrews
biblecentre.org · ... in their aspect of oneness with Christ. Even in the Epistle to the Romans it is said "whom he justified, them he also glorified;" but here we get Him only " ...
~136 Min.The Gospel Of Matthew
biblecentre.org · ... Jerusalem not only taken, but completely torn as it were from the roots. The Romans came, as the executioners of the sentence of God (according to the just ...
~359 Min.Lectures on the Book of Judges
biblecentre.org · ... of these deliverances is not an ascending one, but like that of the Roman empire the history of a decline and fall. The last deliverer, Samson, though ...
~93 Min.The Epistle to the Hebrews
biblecentre.org · ... and Colossians, with the First to the Corinthians practically, and in that to the Romans allusively. In the rest of his Epistles we find "the body" no more ...
~189 Min.The Son of His Love
biblecentre.org · ... image" is well illustrated in the incident of our Lord and the Roman penny or denarius (Mt. 22:20). Pointing to the effigy of the emperor upon ...
~94 Min.The Book Of Numbers
biblecentre.org · ... empires, that is Babylon , and Eber probably for the other, the Medo-Persian, while Kittim, the isles of the west, stand for the Greek and Roman rule.
~270 Min.Notes On Ezekiel
biblecentre.org · ... been destroyed, for man irreparably, and spite of any passing history of Greeks or Romans. But they are not alone. Moab was no less hostile. Their mountain ...