A Doctor Looks at the Virgin Birth
I do not propose to discuss this question from a biological or a medical standpoint, fascinating beyond description though such a study would be. The times are too stern for trifling with a subject which is one of the essential...
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Some Heresies Regarding the Christ
Apollinarianism: named after Apollinarius of Laodicea (b. circa 310 ad) who taught that the human mind leads men into sin; therefore Christ (who could not sin) was not a true man but partook of only part of our nature. Adoptionism: An...
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Loyal Gifts to a Royal Person
The Old and New Testaments are one organic whole. The opening verse of Matthew 1 is the golden link which unites these two divisions of the inspired volume. Then follows the genealogy of the glorious Person so long expected and...
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The Word in the Word
In the volume of the book it is written of Me” (Heb. 10:7). Luther asks concerning this verse: What Book and what Person? The answers should be obvious: the Bible and Christ. These are two Words which man must never separate:...
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The Caesar and the King
Augustus was sitting on the throne of the Roman empire, and the touch of his finger could set the machinery of government in motion over well-nigh the whole of the civilized world. He was proud of his power and wealth,...
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The True Humanity of Jesus
The Gospel records of the New Testament make abundantly plain that their chief character, Jesus of Nazareth, was a real man, an actual figure of earthly history. This truth is not open to doubt or to serious question. From the...
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Can You Explain It?
We must believe, according to certain critics of the Scriptures and the founders of false religions, that men are sufficient unto their own salvation—there is no need for a virgin-born Saviour. Others declare that the virgin birth is a mystery...
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Three Burdens, One Back
How much is one person expected to carry anyway? The human body has a weight of its own, with muscles and organs, skin, nerves and blood vessels carefully wrapped around its skeletal frame. But the body is designed to carry more...
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