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When visiting a cemetery, have we ever taken the time to notice the various epitaphs on the stones? (see article). Some of them are very unique and well-thought-out. I especially enjoyed reading the following one: The story goes that a man found the following epitaph on a tombstone buried deep in the grass. Upon pushing … Continue reading “Need To Know “Which Way You Went!” – Bible study”

Like most people who cook, I have a favorite food recipe handed down from my mother – salmon croquettes. The recipe is sure-fire if you follow the directions exactly. However, if you omit some ingredients and substitute others, the end result wont be too tasty. Spiritually speaking, the apostle Peter has provided us a sure-fire … Continue reading “A Sure-Fire Recipe For Effective Christian Living – Bible study”

The Lords Day is my tower of strength! It is the day of days for soul refreshment. In my moments of quiet meditation, I have often asked myself, How long would strength remain in me and Gods reality remain in my heart, if it were not for the soul renewing worship of the Lords Day? … Continue reading “The Lord's Day – Bible study”

The Internet Journal Of Family Practice (scroll down to “Introduction” heading) noted that a recent study of more than 2,000 deaths in a national cohort of approximately 21,000 people, followed for nine years (1987-1997), found that persons who never attended religious services had a mortality risk 87% higher than those attending more than weekly. A … Continue reading “Worship Is Conducive To Good Health – Bible study”

Did Jesus really walk on water or simply use some nearby sandbars? Did He actually multiply bread and fish to feed 5,000 people, or did He just hypnotize the crowd into thinking He did? Were those miracles or merely clever deceptions? Many folks who actually saw Jesus miracles refused to believe that He was the … Continue reading “The Miracles Of Jesus – Bible study”

In Jude 1:11 KJV, Jude speaks of those who “perished in the gainsaying of Core,” making direct reference to Korah’s rebellion in Numbers 16-17. He was the individual who not only stirred up some of the princes of the congregation, adversely affecting the tribe of Reuben (Numbers 16:1), but he became a rallying point for … Continue reading “A Rebel Without A Cause – Bible study”

A querist asks, “I’ve just happened to notice in a pocket reference guide to the Scriptures that I use, that under the topic heading ‘Lord’s Supper’ it states ‘Not – Eucharist, nor sacrament.’ This conflicts with my dictionary when I look up each term. Which would be correct here, and why? Also, what about other … Continue reading ““Eucharist” And “Sacrament” – What Are They? – Bible study”

The New Testament teaches that Christ is our advocate, intercessor and mediator (cf. 1 John 2:1; Romans 8:34; Hebrews 7:25; 1 Timothy 2:5). To better understand how our Lord functions in these roles, let us use the following example of a general practitioner: Although a general practitioner is educated in the general practice of medicine, … Continue reading “Jesus — Our Advocate, Intercessor And Mediator – Bible study”

Some who die will be remembered for having possessed profound skill, such as Babe Ruth’s ability to hit 60 home runs in a single season. Virtuous leaders of countries are mourned universally when they pass from this life – they are missed because of the good influence they had on millions of people. But, in … Continue reading ““He Walked With God” – Bible study”

The following writing is from an unknown author regarding our attitude. The principles the author presents are just as viable today as when they were first written: “The Longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life. Attitude, to me, is more important than facts. It is more important than the … Continue reading “The Impact Of Attitude On Life – Bible study”