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Our Faith in God

“I believe in God!” These words constitute the confession of the living Christian. It may be said that all of the, Christian’s life and faith are embodied in that confession because God Himself is all. More par­ticularly it is the Reformed Christian who is consciously aware of this. Al­ways he begins and ends with all […]

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Prayer and Another Year

As the old year is dying we, as cove­nant Young People, are again placed by our heavenly Father at the dawn of a New Year. But really, is it a NEW year? Do we not see through the door­way of this coming year, as we stand at the threshold, the same old world of sin […]

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I Corinthians 2:9 – 3:17

OUTLINE 13 III. GOD’S PREPARATIONS RE­VEALED BY THE SPIRIT (I Cor. 2:9-13)   a.   The Things Revealed The things revealed are the things God has prepared for them that love Him. “But as it is written: Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God […]

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Letter to the Editor

Dear Mr. Editor: In the November issue of Beacon Lights the young people of our Oaklawn Society sounded a warning to our federation to proceed cautiously in legis­lating rules and regulations for con­trolling our publication. The warning as such should be honored by all con­cerned. The contents of their sugges­tions in general also should be […]

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Jacob at Peniel

Question– I have this question: At Peniel there wrestled with Jacob (Gen. 32:24-31) a “man” who at the close of the struggle turned out to be “The Angel of the Lord.” ‘What did it all mean? What did the Lord have to say to Jacob through that ex­perience?   Reply- To understand this event in […]

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Wm. O. Douglas has written an in­teresting and worthwhile book, entitled “Strange Lands and Friendly People.” This is a description of his travel through the Middle East and Asia, thru such lands as Persia, Iraq, Syria, Pales­tine, and India. He travelled the roads that were not usually travelled by tourists and was able to meet […]

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Concerning: Pelagianism (1)

In the church of God where all salva­tion is ascribed to God alone there is no doctrinal error which is more detested than that of Pelagianism. Our fathers of Dort in 1618-19 dared to speak of those who ascribed any part of salvation to the free-will of man apart from the grace and Spirit of […]

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The High Calling

The High Calling by James Street published by Doubleday and Co., Inc. Garden City, New York. “The High Calling” is a sequel to James Street’s earlier publication, “The Gauntlet.” In “The Gauntlet” we read of the experiences of a young Baptist Preacher when he was first ordained in the ministry. In his later novel the […]

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1951: Vanity of Vanities

“The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done; and there is no new thing under the sun. Is there anything whereof it may be said, See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us” – […]

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The Military Mailbag

Once again it’s time to hear from your servicemen, and we have two letters, one from our Holland church and one from First Church in Grand Rapids. You all know “Jerry,” so there is no need for further details. “I am writing you to thank a lot of my friends who wrote a few notes […]

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