By Oscar M. Baker
Our Lord loved people, and what did He do about it? Why, His whole lifetime here upon the earth was helping people, teaching them, healing their diseases, bringing the dead to life, and so on. That was love all the way through. It is not sitting down somewhere in seclusion, or out on a mountain top somewhere, like Buddha, and doing nothing. But you see that's somewhat of the old nature in man, just sit and do nothing.
Read MoreBy Oscar M. Baker
Each of these books has a present prospect, but used events of the past for proof and background. Each one recognizes the line of demarcation where Israel ceased to be the favored nation with dispensational advantages over all others. Each was written primarily to Gentiles. And the background of each is the failure of Israel to recognize and receive her Messiah.
Read MoreBy George Feldman
Those who have been initiated in right division (2 Tim. 2:15) will immediately recognize the lesson presented in the above picture. But others may need a hint as to the meaning of it all. When a Gentile woman came to the Lord in the vicinity of Tyre and Sidon and asked that a demon be cast out of her daughter, she was reminded that it was not proper to take the food intended for the children and cast it out to the dogs.
Read MoreBy Joseph L. Watkins
"If we have been planted (buried) together in the likeness of His death, we shall be also in the likeness of His resurrection" (Romans 6:5).
And from this and other such statements we must conclude that if any man be NOT planted with Christ Jesus, that man shall not take part in the resurrection. We also read in Luke 20:36: "The dead, neither marry, nor given in marriage: neither can they die any more;... and are the children of God, being the sons of the resurrection."
Read MoreCharles H. Welch, An Autobiography
It was the writer's hope that his experiences under the hand of God would encourage others to follow the gleam. This gleam is of course the Mystery revealed to and through the Apostle Paul.
By Joseph L. Watkins
In our last paper we were encouraging our readers to divide the word as rightly and as simply as we can, always keeping each of God's many messages unmixed and sanctified unto itself. To do this one must first identify each message and to whom it was given. We noted that all Scripture is out of God, and all was given to be profitable, but the enemy seeks to make it unprofitable by the intermixing of God's messages; we seek to make it profitable.
Read MoreThrough our paper and this website, we make available the writings of Bible teachers such as Dr. E. W. Bullinger, Mr. Charles H. Welch, Mr. Stuart Allen, and other men of God who have lived and labored faithfully, honoring the Lord's command in II Timothy 2:15 and Philippians 1:10 to "Rightly Divide" the Word of Truth.
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