~162 min.Comments On The Book Of Job
biblecentre.org · ... wicked who opposed Job would then be subdued. If we consult the psalms of David, we shall find that David had a far better understanding of God's ways than ...
~168 min.Genesis in the Light of the New Testament
biblecentre.org · ... and slay,) the Philistines hold the chief place among the enemies of Israel. David defeats and subjugates them, although they appear again in the times of ...
~90 min.Short Papers On The Church
biblecentre.org · ... before our vision simply to be admired, admirable indeed as they are, for as David said of the House of God, it is "exceeding magnifical." But it is ...
~76 min.Psalms
biblecentre.org · ... the millennial reign of Christ. In this psalm the circumstances in David's life-his sufferings and his victories-are used to present Christ and the ...
~182 min.Comments On The Book Of Exodus
biblecentre.org · ... and to His beloved Son, Jesus Christ. Moses had become a shepherd, just as David later was a shepherd before becoming king of Israel. If Moses was to be a ...
~78 min.Psalm 1-41 (First Book)
biblecentre.org · ... the millennial reign of Christ. In this psalm the circumstances in David's life-his sufferings and his victories-are used to present Christ and the ...
~94 min.The Book Of Genesis
biblecentre.org · ... a mending of an old nature, but we are a new creation; created in Christ Jesus. David prayed, "Create in me a clean heart." The work of the first day is ...
~124 min.Leviticus 5:14
biblecentre.org · ... not who may be affected, Jehovah must get the first place. Thus, when David's conscience was pierced by the arrow of conviction, in reference to his ...
~106 min.2 Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... the people of God in his sufferings. An Abraham, a Moses, a David, a Daniel, each had their own special and distinctive characteristics which marked them ...
~213 min.Comments on 2 Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... are heavenly." Had we been Israelites, of the tribe of Judah, of the family of David, we know Christ now in a brightness beyond the son at noon-day, which ...