| › 1. The Scriptures and Sin - There is grave reason to believe that much Bible reading and Bible study of the last few years has been of no spiritual profit to those who engaged in ...read |
| › 2. The Scriptures and God - The Holy Scriptures are wholly supernatural. They are a Divine revelation. "All scripture is given by inspiration of God" (2 Tim. 3:16). It is not mer ...read |
| › 3. The Scriptures and Christ - The order we follow in this series is that of experience. It is not until man is made thoroughly displeased with himself that he begins to aspire afte ...read |
| › 4. The Scriptures and Prayer - A prayerless Christian is a contradiction in terms. Just as a still-born child is a dead one, so a professing believer who does not pray is devoid of ...read |
| › 5. The Scriptures and Good Works - The truth of God may well be likened to a narrow path skirted on either side by a dangerous and destructive precipice: in other words, it lies between ...read |
| › 6. The Scriptures and Obedience - All professing Christians are agreed, in theory at least, that it is the bounden duty of those who bear His name to honour and glorify Christ in this ...read |
| › 7. The Scriptures and the World - Not a little is written to the Christian in the New Testament about "the world" and his attitude towards it. Its real nature is plainly defined, and t ...read |
| › 8. The Scriptures and the Promises - The Divine promises make known the good pleasure of God's will to His people, to bestow upon them the riches of His grace. They are the outward testim ...read |
| › 9. The Scriptures and Joy - The ungodly are ever seeking after joy, but they do not find it: they busy and weary themselves in the pursuit of it, yet all in vain. Their hearts be ...read |
| › 10. The Scriptures and Love - In earlier chapters we have sought to point out some of the ways by which we may ascertain whether or not our reading and searching of the Scriptures ...read |
