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This is a new release of the original 1938 edition.
As a new believer, one of the first thing that you should do is to
learn a new vocabulary. In your former life you amassed quite a few
words; some nice, some not so nice. Now as a believer, you have a
brand new life - so it only stands to reason that you should have
some new words to go along with that new life. Many Christians
today struggle with security after they are saved. They struggle
because they do not understand what they are, what they have in
CHRIST. Believer, I can assure you that once you understand these
basic building blocks - you will have the tools to not only grow in
grace and the knowledge of our Lord JESUS CHRIST, but you will also
have firm ground from which to stare Satan in the face and command
him to "Get thee behind me "
In this little volume the word religion is used in its popular, not
its distinctively Biblical sense. In the Scriptures it is but
seldom found, and where used it refers, undoubtedly, to outward
observances. Paul "profited in the Jews' religion." He gave himself
up to the carrying out of all its legal enactments. James contrasts
with this the "pure religion and undefiled," which is, not
Christianity itself, but the outcome of it. Alas, how many stumble
right here - designating a system of philanthropy and correct
living as Christianity itself; mistaking the result for the cause
from which it springs; denying the truth of God-unwittingly though
it may be.
I write for those who believe in the inspiration of this Epistle,
as of all Scripture, and by that term I mean all that was accepted
as Scripture in our Lord's day, that is, the entire Old Testament;
and also the books regarded as canonical by the Christians of the
first century. Hebrews belongs to this latter collection. This is
evidently an integral part of the Word of God. Cut from our Bibles,
it would leave a great gap that nothing else could fill. In its own
place, it fills that gap admirably and forms in a most marvellous
way the connecting link between the economy of the Old and the New
Testaments.
A Collection of Dr. H.A. Ironside's Poems and Hymn
It is late-midnight is already past. The dark hours preceding the
shining forth of the Morning Star are upon us. Lamps must be
trimmed and provided with oil now, or it will shortly be too late
to go in with Him to the wedding. To rouse the sleepers is the
object of this paper. May God speed the message and bless the
present truth It is late in the dispensation, so late that
everything else pales into insignificance before the great blazing
fact of all facts that "the coming of the Lord draweth nigh." To
all His own the cry rings out in power: "Awake, Thou That Sleepest
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This is a new release of the original 1943 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1938 edition.
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