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Monday, January 1, 1996

The Parables of the Kingdom

Is there any difference between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of heaven? The fact that some parables in Matthew are called parables of the kingdom of heaven and the same parables are designated parables of the kingdom of...

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Monday, January 1, 1996

Seven Other Parables

As we have considered the seven parables grouped together in Matthew 13, we will now consider a further series of seven parables scattered throughout chapters 18 to 25: The two debtors (Mt. 18:23-35) The hired servants (Mt. 20:1-16) The two sons (Mt. 21:28-32) The...

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Monday, January 1, 1996

The Kingdom in Mystery

The special characteristics of the kingdom in mystery are these: 1. It is the realm of the rejected King. It extends over the period of Christ's rejection, and ends with His return to establish the earthly kingdom; as the words twice...

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Monday, January 1, 1996

The Octave

It is generally stated that there are seven parables in Matthew 13. This is true so far as the most familiar parables are concerned; but just as there are only seven notes in the scale, and yet an eighth is...

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Monday, January 1, 1996

Caught in the Net

Here the Lord directs our minds to the essential feature of the kingdom of heaven, namely, the intermingling of good and evil. "The kingdom of heaven is like unto a net, that was cast into the sea, and gathered of every...

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Monday, January 1, 1996

The Woman, the Leaven & the Meal

Many of the great commentators have come to the conclusion concerning the parable of the woman and the leaven in Matthew 13 that the woman is the Church, the leaven is the gospel, and the three measures of meal represents...

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Monday, January 1, 1996

The Treasure and the Pearl

The treasure and the pearl have been accepted by many, down the years, as pictures of the Lord Jesus Christ; and the sinner, discovering the beauty and worth of the Saviour, willingly gives up all to obtain Him. The idea...

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Friday, December 1, 1995

Building Peace Castle

The letter was posted from the royal palace at Susa in the year 535. Traveling no doubt by horse, mule, and dromedary express, it was carried across the Tigris River, up the Euphrates Valley, skirting the Arabian Desert, along the...

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Friday, December 1, 1995

Peace, Perfect Peace

The first time I heard the word, "Shalom," was the day of arrival in the port city of Haifa. Before the ship docked and the passengers disembarked we heard the beautiful words, 'Shalom, Shalom,' coming from the lips of many...

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