Watchman
"The flood came, and took them all away"
Human history is littered with the
remains of great civilisations, whether it
be the Babylonians, Romans, Medo-Persians,
ancient Carthage or the Greeks. All of these
great empires rose to prominence over many
decades, sometimes centuries, and then faded
away, to be superseded by the next world
superpower.
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the inspired Word of God our intention is to
explain and uphold Bible teaching and apply
it to daily life. We do not condone in any
way the persecution of any person according
to religion, race, creed, sexuality or any
other factor. Our view is simply that the
Bible teaches that there are two classes of
human being, namely, those who acknowledge
their sinfulness and through baptism enter
into a relationship with the God who made
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New book -
available to order!
One Man's Pilgrimage Under God's Good Hand
John Mitchell
In this his latest book, John
Mitchell reflects on the way in which the good hand
of God has guided him through the nine decades of
his life, in peace and in war, leading him to find
the Truth which has been so precious to him. It is a
fascinating story, and is offered in the hope that
his experiences
will help all, both young and old, to trust in their
heavenly Father in life's journey.
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The Testimony Handbook of Bible Principles
The Testimony Handbook of Bible
Principles. The contents
of this Handbook were first published as an
occasional series
of inserts in this magazine. Written by members of
the Promoting Committee, the 52 inserts each dealt
with a single
Bible principle in the space of about 1,000 words,
providing
readers with a handy overview of key aspects of
Bible teaching, complete with supporting Bible
quotations and references.
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Special Issue 2009
Preaching in the Modern World
It is hoped that this Special Issue can help us to speak
"openly to the world". As the modern world becomes increasingly wicked and
perilous, may we openly preach the gospel to those around us, so that, when
we stand before our Master, we might ... say, 'in secret have I said
nothing'.
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2009) | View
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beliefs, and the
Basic Bible Principles
leaflets for details on a wide range of first-principle
topics.
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