We read in the Book of Deuteronomy 31:2, “And he said unto them, I am an hundred and twenty years old this day; I can no more go out and come in: also the LORD hath said unto me, Thou shalt not go over this Jordan.” The venerable old Moses was quite apparently celebrating his…

The little-noticed sixtieth Psalm is addressed to us as “a Michtam of David, to teach.” We should allow it to teach us, for it gives lessons to learn in these trying times today. It was composed at the time of King David’s struggles with the Edomites, descendants of Esau who were a constant thorn in…

One of the greatest challenges we face in our witnessing is the “spiritualizing” of the Scriptures that is so prevalent today. It is one of the primary methods used to negate clear Biblical teaching and concepts. Quite obviously, however, they are not able to “spiritualize” everything, since much in the Bible is evidently literal and…

This Summer’s evangelistic trip to England was a highly successful and busy four weeks during July and early August. I left America behind on the fourth of July for the overnight flight to London, and after a day to rest enjoyed taking the Sunday pulpit of the historic Orange Street Congregational Church in Leicester Square….

So much of the Bible suffers neglect today, but at least one theologian has singled out for special mention one section dealing with the establishment of the children of Israel in the land of Canaan. Professor Jerome F.D. Creach, in his commentary of the Book of Joshua, states, “Joshua [chapters] 13 to 22 is undoubtedly…

A little-known prayer-testimonial by the Prophet Isaiah is found in Isaiah 63:7 through 64:1-12. Biblical commentaries refer to it as “the prayer for the whole people,” and it may be considered Isaiah’s national prayer. It gives timeless truths concerning God’s Israel, warning us not to commit the sins of the past. It begins by the…

We hear a lot in our American pulpits about receiving God’s blessings, but not a word about our birthright as God’s people. This issue was addressed by an American Anglo-Israel minister over a century ago, and his words are even truer today. “I have no hesitation to say, after over twenty-five years of experience with…

In June, my wife and I will celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. Since about half of all marriages now end in divorce, what is our secret to lasting happiness? As I often like to say, we are soul-mates, very similar in our nature, beliefs, likes and habits. That has been immensely helpful to us, and…

To the Editor: The Key to the New Covenant is Understanding Its Change from the Old.  The New Covenant is a complete replacement for the Old Covenant, which has been revised and improved. The Old Covenant has been “changed” for the better, thus the New Covenant is the “better covenant.” The Old Covenant has been abolished, not the moral laws,…

A most unfortunate state of affairs within Christian teaching today is the almost total ignorance of the many wonderful, foundational, and far-reaching prophecies given to the patriarch Abraham. Yet even on those rare occasions when ministers do consider the individual provisions of the Abrahamic Covenant, these magnificent promises are discounted, especially by our critics. In…