The letter which appears in the next column was published in the “Observer”, and is worthy of comment on account of the fact that it makes several remarkable statements. This letter was written by an Anglican priest, Ernle Gordon and was written as a part of an exchange with a...
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by David Clayton The agitation continues concerning the Trinity doctrine. Almost every publication which is sent out these days, whether from the official SDA Church sources, or, from the Independent Ministries has some article dealing with the subject, or refers to the agitation in one...
by David Clayton As a Christian you may think that the title of this article asks a foolish question, or at any rate, one which is easy to answer. Every Christian, of course, would answer a hearty, “yes”, to such a question. Perhaps this may be so. The vast majority of...
by David Clayton When most of us think of a name, we usually think of the sound which is made when referring to, or addressing a person. Usually there is no more than that associated with the “name.” This is mostly true in the western part of the modern world where names are...
(Heb 11:1) Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Faith is based on fact. Nobody can have true faith in something which is not a fact. Now the verse says, “faith is the substance …” A substance is something which exists, something which has...
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