TABLE OF CONTENTS The Present Age That Blessed Hope Who will be Caught up when the Lord Comes? The Church and the Tribulation The Ten Virgins The Redemption of the Purchased Possession The History of
“THAT BLESSED HOPE” “Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the glory of our great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ,” Tit. ii:13. “That blessed hope” of which the Apostle writes is
The doctrine of the first resurrection and the coming of the Lord for His saints is nowhere taught in the Old Testament; it is altogether a New Testament revelation. As it is so well known,
Nothing should unite God’s children into a closer fellowship than the blessed hope of the coming of our Lord. This was the case, when the Holy Spirit, almost a hundred years ago, restored to His
Matthew xxv:1-13 The study of this most solemn parable spoken by our Lord is very opportune. It is also necessary because certain wrong interpretations are being made of this parable, which have been accepted by
Satan is a person and has a history. No intelligent believer in the Bible denies this, for the Bible teaches in both Testaments that such a being exists, and more than that, the history of
The term, the conversion of the world, is nowhere used in the Bible. That there is, according to the predictions of God’s Holy Word, a wonderful future in store for the earth, when nations will
Ephes. i:13, 14; Rev. xii We find in these words a truth revealed, which is quite often overlooked by readers of this great Epistle. It is this: The purchased possession, that which has been purchased
Leviticus xxiii The Lord commanded His people Israel to keep seven yearly feasts. We find them mentioned in their proper order in Leviticus. The feasts, or holy convocations are: The Feast of Passover, the Feast
“Until the day break and the shadows flee away, I will get me to the mountain of myrrh, and to the hill of frankincense” (Sol. Song iv:6). For nearly 6,000 years the shadows of sin
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