I Know My Redeemer Lives
It was after the resurrection that the eleven disciples were transformed into the powerful company that turned the world upside down. And examining the resurrection of Christ has turned hardened atheists into men of God. It is because of the...
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Learn of Me
The disciple of Christ is a learner from Christ. "Take My yoke upon you, and learn of Me;" said the Saviour, "for I am meek and lowly in heart and ye shall find rest for your souls" (Mt. 11:29). The...
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The Firstborn
The term "firstborn" is used three times of the Lord Jesus Christ in relation to others: the Firstborn of every creature (Col. 1:15); the Firstborn from the dead (Col. 1:18); the Firstborn among many brethren (Rom. 8:29). An excellent definition of...
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Consider the Lilies
The common day lily grows prolifically along country roads and highways, as well as in many of our gardens in the northeastern region of the United States. I suspect its growing range may go far beyond that, for this plant...
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The Masterful Charge
I had heard about this charge from others. Yet as I entered the theological library in Haverlee, Belgium on that crisp fall day, it never entered my mind that I would personally hear the charge for the first time. Although...
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Origins of the Scofield Bible
The Scofield Reference Bible has proven to be an immeasurable aid in guiding generations of serious Christians into a greater understanding of God's Word. Within 30 years of its issuance, Oxford University Press reported that 1,925,000 copies had been published....
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Christ: the Believer’s Rule of Life
Reformed theology has long given great significance to the term "the believer's rule of life." By this term they are referring to the "moral" law given to Moses on Mount Sinai. Reformed teachers acknowledge that this phrase does not occur...
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Ultra-Dispensationalism
What is Bullingerism or Ultra-dispensationalism? This system was first advocated some years ago by Dr. E. W. Bullinger (1837-1913), who was educated at King's College, London, and was a clergyman in the Church of England. These views have been widely...
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