Our Lord Jesus Christ told, while on earth, a story to a great multitude of people. That story had a moral which echoes throughout the annals of history. It concerned itself with two builders. One built a house on the sand near the shore of a stream, another built near the same stream, but dug […]
IV. At Jerusalem (continued) E. The Lord Appears to Paul by Night, 23:11 1. Who appeared to Paul at this time? a. How must this appearance be understood? 1) Was it an appearance like the appearances to the disciples during the 40 days after the resurrection? 2) Or was it a vision or dream in […]
Ruth was a heathen, a Moabitess Who left her country of wickedness She went with Naomi, her mother-in-law To Israel where the people received them with awe. Ruth gleaned for Naomi in Boaz’s field From morning to dusk and great was her yield She took home some grain for Naomi and her. When it was […]
This is an Up-To-The-Minute report from Oaklawn regarding Convention Patrons. Churches No. of Patrons Hope 2 Holland 1 Creston 2 Grand Haven 1 First, G.R. 15 Southeast 2 Southwest 3 Hudsonville 0 Kalamazoo 0 Oaklawn 7 South Holland 7 Randolph 1 Hull 0 Doon 0 Lynden 0 Redlands 0 Loveland 0 Pella 1 Edgerton 1 […]
In the last article on weight an attempt was made to treat this law or principle of gravity from a more practical approach. In this article I would like to state some of its theoretical aspects that are of concern in the study of the universe about us. In that article the distinction between mass […]
The Lenten season is with us once again, that blessed time wherein we commemorate in a special way the vicarious sufferings and death of our Lord Jesus Christ. Can you think about these things without thinking instantly of those wonderful Seven Words which our Savior uttered while on the cross? They are divided into groups […]
Misconduct and misbehavior are convention evils! No sign of them is to be found in a convention of Protestant Reformed young people. It must be the aim of every conventioneer to uproot every appearance of these evils and to strive “to be holy and without blame before Him in love.” That’s a Protestant Reformed objective […]
The Roman Catholic believes that he must perform certain good works. He does these good works in order to help pay for his sins. Two ways by which a Catholic performs good works are by observing the laws of fast and abstinence. The following quotation is a list of regulations for observance of fast and […]
III. In our last article, we were making a few quotations from certain writers who are addicted to the view of “Common grace” to show what was meant by those who adopted the view in the Three Points of the Synod of 1924 which spoke of a general operation of the Holy Spirit upon all […]
When casting about for an appropriate subject for this article a chance remark of one of my students came to my mind and set me on the plan to this article. The incident was that of a student being corrected for some use of incorrect grammar outside of the classroom. The student remarked that it […]