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When Jesus was describing the signs of His return to His disciples, He made the statement that “nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom” (Matthew 24:7). Was He being repetitive? Or was He describing the warring of nations today, both from a combative and a competitive standpoint, and separately from this, His Kingdom…
By Pastor Alan Campbell Co-Authored with Brooks Alden It’s true! We have been drawn further into bondage as each year passes and it’s also true that more and more of the wealth of our Israel nations and people is now in the hands of a tiny percentage of our population. Yet, the foreseeable future just…
I would like to begin this column by recording a very insightful poem by an E. Jeffery, one that we published before but as been brought to my attention numerous times, poetry doesn’t capture the attention it once did. Nevertheless, this short poem has an important message. Let’s consider the first two lines: Out of…
It was at a long-ago weekly Bible study at a member’s home, a meeting chaired by BIWF’s Tom Mitchell. He’s passed on now but I have to tell you, Tom was probably one of the truly knowledgeable Bible scholars in this entire movement. How we miss him! He had a way of eliciting thoughts and…
I recall reading a few words by a one-time well-known writer who penned, “The situation which we find in the world must be met or it will go by default into further depths of ruin”. That was in 1934 and was followed by Part 2 of the most devastating war in history. When over, the…
Back in the early years of the twentieth century Henri Poincare wrote, “Doubting everything or believing everything are two equally convenient solutions, both of which save us from thinking.” It’s sad, but I believe most today fashion their opinions on what is conveyed to them via television, books, lectures, etc. and never really think deeply…
Based on a January, 1964 “Revelator” Article Winston Churchill once said, “the further you can see into the past, the clearer the vision of the future.” If this is so, and I believe it is, then why do we consistently fail to benefit from the lessons of history, lessons that for centuries have been recorded…
I have often thought that for many of us, it may be both a pleasant and a frightening thought to contemplate the very last days of the end times when Christ prepares to return to govern. By the very last days of the end times, I am referring, of course, to that point in God’s…
“I am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman.” (John 15:1) What a beautiful verse! Probably all of us at one time or another have planted a small garden, cared for it through all sorts of weather conditions and looked upon the harvest with great pride and satisfaction. It’s the great cycle of…
Editor: Flags were proudly waving in Canada on July 1st and America on July 4th, as they do every year, but how much is true pride in nation and how much is simply joyful celebration or partying. The front cover of this magazine depicts nations floundering on the wild sea and yet trying to steer…
