~3 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... Ye are not my people, there shall they be called the sons of the living God."1 The application of this passage to the Gentiles is stated by the apostle in ...

~3 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... and nature, by departing from the primitive source of blessing and strength.1. God's unfailing faithfulness and grace. Nevertheless God has always had His ...

~2 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

Assurance of the full enjoyment of blessing. Chapter 1 presents in the most clear and simple manner the assurance of the full enjoyment of blessing; but ...

~5 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

Exhortation to rejoice in trial. James 1. The epistle then begins with an exhortation to rejoice in trial, as a means of producing patience. This subject ...

~8 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... Spirit and the word cannot be separated without falling into fanaticism on the one hand, or into rationalism on the other - without putting oneself outside ...

~10 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... the decrees of God. Moreover it is by Him that God created the worlds.1 All the vast system of this universe, those unknown worlds that trace their paths ...

~6 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... individual application easy and natural. Nevertheless the history of Jonah is that of one who bears testimony on the part of God, rather than that of a ...

~2 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... times of the Gentiles, notwithstanding that God had put it into the heart of one of these Gentiles to favour His people. The word of God, by Jeremiah, is ...

~3 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... promises made to Israel, and the prophecies that relate to the Messiah (and no one can fail to be struck with the number of references to their fulfilment), ...

~3 Min.Chapter 1 (Darby, John Nelson)

... to the primary source of all real good, and of all legitimate authority.1. Deliverance from this present evil age. He wishes, as usual, to the assembly, ...