God’s Concern for the Nations
After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the throne, and before the Lamb…” (Rev. 7:9). The question as to whether this is...
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Weeping with Those who Weep
The Lord has given many opportunities to minister to all kinds of people since last September. The list of the dead does not accurately reflect the many casualties of that day and the destruction it left in its wake. For...
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Sweet and Simple
There are two things I know for sure: 1) life is simple, and 2) life is definitely not simple. The one statement is as fundamentally true as the other. Let me explain. Physical life is sustained in the following way: you...
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Some Things Most Surely Believed
In a house the writer used to visit the following question hung on one of the walls, “Can God?” and underneath for the answer, “See Genesis 1:1—Rev. 22:21,” comprising the whole Bible. We might well give a similar answer if...
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Hold Fast
“Hold fast” is a word which occurs twelve times in the Scriptures, three times notably in the messages to the seven churches: (1) “Hold fast till I come” (Rev. 2:25). That is a long, powerful, and permanent grip. However dark...
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Four Fundamental Truths
It is capable of demonstration that every great expansion in Christian history has been a product of some type of re-thinking of fundamental ideas. It is necessary to remember that too frequently old truths, losing their vitality, have become a...
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I Have Christ; What Want I More?
The Epistle to the Hebrews seems to have been written in view of the fall of Jerusalem, and the removal of the established form of religion initiated by Jehovah when Israel was delivered from Egypt. The holy places made with...
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Spiritual Strength
In this graphic, soul-stirring section of the book of Isaiah there is enshrined one of the most needed messages for today. Chapter 40 deals with comfort, and presents the God who is incomparable in His strength and sympathy. The content...
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