~47 min.The Assembly Of God
biblecentre.org · ... is founded on the Rock, and that Rock is not the poor failing, stumbling, erring Peter, but Christ, the eternal Son of the living God; and every stone in ...
~121 min.400 Questions and Answers
biblecentre.org · ... free to use expressions which we are not free to use, for He never erred in judgment, whilst we do. His eye could penetrate where ours cannot. As classes, ...
~48 min.The Epistle to the Colossians
biblecentre.org · ... generally; and what have they gained by it? A father's stroke that chastises the erring is a mercy. To receive it as the faithful blow of our best friend ...
~52 min.James
biblecentre.org · ... and restoration. Verse 19 alludes to the conversion or bringing back of an erring brother, and from this we pass almost insensibly to the conversion of a ...
~66 min.The First Epistle Of John
biblecentre.org · ... the able investigator of the usage of the Greek article, could have so palpably erred as to say that the to; before e}n in verse 8 presupposes e}n in verse ...
~119 min.Meditations on the First Book of Chronicles
biblecentre.org · ... his history teaches us this here. His wife, a Canaanite, gives him a first-born, Er, whom the Lord slew on account of his wickedness. Thus, just as in 1 ...
~55 min.The Call of the Bride
biblecentre.org · ... in the fourth of John, when the blessed Lord would win the confidence of Samaria's erring daughter, " Give me to drink" was the gracious word that began an ...
~74 min.The Book Of Deuteronomy
biblecentre.org · ... to give a writing of divorcement, and to put her away?" But they erred when they called Moses' word a commandment. It was only something which Moses ...
~142 min.Exploring The Revelation
biblecentre.org · ... week of years. In all the events under the first four seals the pow- er of God will work in awakening and bringing people in faith to Himself. At the time ...
~65 min.Addresses on 1 John
biblecentre.org · ... with the world." This then was sinning unto death, the Lord's chastening of erring saints, expressly that they should not be condemned to the second death ...