~11 Min.On Ecclesiastical Independency
biblecentre.org · ... or seven clever, intelligent Christians and a number of ignorant ones. The Lord in the ... is clear, that if two or three are gathered together, it is an ...
~6 Min.Isaiah 53
towardthemark.org · ... be forgotten in the glory. "He was numbered with the transgressors." His shame shall ... humiliation. See, for instance, verse 3 of that chapter, "I clothe ...
Position:Toward the Mark #72
~8 Min.The Power of Weakness
inthebeloved.org · ... a great people, that cannot be numbered nor counted for multitude. Give therefore ... army we read of (Judg. 7) three hundred tried and proved ones, ...
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... concerning Israel. And this is the number of the mighty men whom David had. ... captains, he brandished his spear against three hundred, slain by him at one ...
~11 Min.The Rapture
biblecentre.org · ... Christ was delayed, some of their number "fell asleep". This troubled them ... meeting. Turning to the first three verses of Jn. 14, we hear ...
~11 Min.Job 15-21
biblecentre.org · ... As in the other cases so here, a number of true things are stated. It is ... men. No doubt it was so. The three friends of Job were advancing the idea ...
~6 Min.The Life of Abraham
biblecentre.org · ... Prophetic lessons. Prophetic Pictures. A number of events then future were ... Abraham. We group them into three main categories: practical, prophetic, and ...
~10 Min.Assembly Truth in 1. Corinthians 1-4
inthebeloved.org · ... the Corinthian local assembly had a number of difficulties, such as: · contentions ... 1:11-13). · envying, strife, divisions (3:3-4). · reigning as kings ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 00-41
~12 Min.Nehemiah
biblecentre.org · ... In about the year 550 BC a large number of the captive Jews, by the decree of ... The work under way. In chapter three we find the work under way and I am ...
~10 Min.Isaiah 60:6 - 62:3
biblecentre.org · ... to those who mourn, though few in number, what a comfort that will be! ... before it is resumed, the first three verses, forming a paragraph by themselves, ...
