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THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 4

THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 4

WE BEHELD HIS DIGNITY. The apostles and all believers who had intercourse with our Lord in the days of his flesh experienced, “beheld, his glory.” They beheld the grandeur, the nobility, the perfection of the “man Christ Jesus” – a perfection and glory seen in no other because all others were sinners, while he by virtue of special birth was holy, harmless, separate from sinners. The Word glory here represents the same thought as in Psa 8:5, where, speaking of Adam…

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THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 3

THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 3

“HE WAS THE TRUE LIGHT.” As he was the Father’s Word or Messenger, he was also the Father’s Light, whose mission it was to reveal, to make known, the Father’s love, that thereby those who had eyes to see might be attracted, drawn, blessed. Alas, how many were blind! Eyes had they but they saw not, and understanding had they and appreciated not. Those who did see, who did appreciate, what a blessing they received! – not only those who…

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THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 2

THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 2

“HE IS EXCEPTED WHICH DID PUT ALL THINGS UNDER HIM.” 2 Cor 15:27; Eph 4:5,6 We are not from this statement to get the inference that the Son was superior to the Father, that the Father had created nothing previously because of lack of ability to create, but that the Father was pleased thus to recognize, honor and use this particular channel in his great work. The Apostle sets the whole matter straight, saying, “To us there is one God…

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THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 1

THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN, Part 1

John 1:1-18   “In him was life; and that life was the light of men.” Our lesson is an epitomized statement of the entire plan of God in most comprehensive form, reaching from long before the creation of the earth down into the future to the grand consummation of the divine plan at the close of the Millennial age. The subject is wide enough, deep enough, high enough to furnish food for thought for a score of lessons. In considering…

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“LIKE UNTO THE ANGELS,” Part 3

“LIKE UNTO THE ANGELS,” Part 3

WHAT MOSES SHOWED AT THE BUSH. Continuing to level his argument against the Sadducees – continuing to prove the general resurrection of mankind, and not merely the resurrection of the Church – our Lord adds, “Now that the dead are [to be] raised even Moses showed at the bush, when he calleth the Lord the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob, for he is not a God of the dead but of the…

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“LIKE UNTO THE ANGELS,” Part 2

“LIKE UNTO THE ANGELS,” Part 2

DID THE RANSOM SECURE FULL RESURRECTION? We ask then, what did our Lord mean by limiting his answer to “they which shall be accounted worthy to obtain that age and the resurrection”? Will not the whole world be accounted worthy to obtain full resurrection? Did not our Lord’s death purchase full resurrection for all the race? We answer, No. Our Lord’s death was the propitiation, the satisfaction, whereby the sins of the whole world shall be cancelled, and whereby, therefore,…

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“LIKE UNTO THE ANGELS,” Part 1

“LIKE UNTO THE ANGELS,” Part 1

Amongst the Jews were three particular parties. The largest and in every way most important of these were known as Pharisees, who believed in a future life, to be attained by a resurrection at some future time, for which they waited. Second to these in importance, yet very much smaller, were the Sadducees, who boasted of their intellectual acumen, claiming that a man when he died had no preeminence above a brute, except in the honors done to his corpse…

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JUSTIFIED OR CONDEMNED

JUSTIFIED OR CONDEMNED

Interesting Questions If lasting life is the portion of all when awakened, are they justified? If not justified, are they still under condemnation? If neither justified nor condemned, what is their condition? The condition of the world on trial during the Millennial age will be neither one of justification nor of condemnation. The “curse” of the whole world under divine condemnation, or sentence to death on account of Adam’s sin, will cease thoroughly and completely with the close of this…

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A SEARCH FOR ATONING BLOOD

A SEARCH FOR ATONING BLOOD

“The following will prove interesting reading to many of our brethren, and especially amongst our Jewish friends. It is a report of remarks made by an old Hebrew at a “mission” meeting. We note that God has so overturned natural Israel that even if they had possession of the holy places where sacrifices were appointed to be offered, they have no priest qualified to make the offerings. No Jew living in the world today could prove his right to the…

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ELISHA THE PROPHET, Part 2

ELISHA THE PROPHET, Part 2

As stated in our previous study, nothing in the Scriptures positively assures us that Elisha was a type; but if his experiences from the time Elijah was taken away were typical, it would appear to us that they were in some sense double – that he represented two classes. (1) He would seem in the first part of his experience, accompanying Elijah and serving him and yet being separate from him, to represent what we designate as the second company, the…

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