~7 min.The Head Covering
biblecentre.org · ... now know is Christ (Eph. 1:10), but the principle laid down in Gen. 1; 2 still applies, although in Him it will extend to the ...
~4 min.Introductory Comments
biblecentre.org · ... moved independently on the face of the waters before man was made, in Gen. 1:2. The first constitutes man a responsible being before his Creator, ...
~5 min.Yet I Loved Jacob.
inthebeloved.org · ... did God choose us? "Before the foundation of the world." Think back to Gen. 1 where we read, "In the beginning, God created the heaven and the ...
Position:LDEM Dec 21, 2003
~5 min.Prove Me Now ... Saith the Lord.
inthebeloved.org · ... here that runs through Scripture. The Bible begins, "In the beginning, God." Gen. 1:1. The Lord must have first place in everything. "That in all ...
Position:LDEM Feb 8, 2004
~7 min.The Book of Revelation
biblecentre.org · ... Word of God. The Holy Scriptures start with a revelation on the past (Gen. 1) and they end with a revelation on the future. The Revelation is a ...
~8 min.Rivers of Living Water
... the God of heaven. The believer must conduct himself accordingly. In Gen. 1; 2 we see how God maintained His rights in the pure creation. ...
~8 min.CONCLUSION
... God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good! (Gen. 1) But in the Lord Jesus, the Divine complacency in man was restored. ...
~9 min.Sanctification
towardthemark.org · ... the Word of God are always closely connected such as in creation (Gen. 1), in new birth (Jn. 3), and here in the matter of practical ...
Position:Toward the Mark #11
~9 min.Seven Glories Of Christ In Peter's Discourse in Acts 2
towardthemark.org · ... is nevertheless a reality that was implied already in the text of Gen. 1:1. The same concept, although in a different way, is indicated by ...
Position:Toward the Mark #60
~115 min.Comments On Hebrews
biblecentre.org · ... Let us make . . . and let them have dominion; . . . So God created man" (Gen. 1:26-27). Man fell: he ceased to rule the lower creation in any proper ...
