Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded

Preface By Henry Craik London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill. Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street. 1867. The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr. Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of th...

Preface By Henry Craik London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill. Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street. 1867. The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr. Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of th...

Three shorts Articles by R. V. Court from Plymouth Brethren Writings website. Author's page: https://plymouthbrethren.org/author/858 Giving, Humility, and Relations with Our Brethren.

DAILY SEARCHING OF THE SCRIPTURES DAILY WATCHING AT WISDOM’S GATE DAILY PRAYER DAILY BREAD DAILY CROSS DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT

The Shepherd And His Staff By Phil Clarkson "Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me": -- Psalm 23:4 The shepherd’s staff is normally a long, slender stick, often with a crook or hook on one end. It is selected with care by the owner; it is shaped, smoothed, and cut to best suit his personal use.

A Christian friend once told me, “To hear Mr. Chapman only read a psalm is as good as a sermon!” Here is a Selection of Choice Saying of Robert Cleaver Chapman of Barnstaple.

A Christian friend once said to me, “To hear Mr. Chapman only read a psalm is as good as a sermon!” Here is a Selection of Choice Saying of Robert Cleaver Chapman of Barnstaple.

A short story that is hard to believe, but it is true.

Introduction The exact and discriminate meaning of the word grace should be crystal clear to every child of God. With such insight only can he feed his own soul on the inexhaustible riches which it unfolds, and with such understanding only can he be enabled clearly to pass on to others its marvelous, transforming theme. Here is a striking illustration of the fact that very much may be represented...

I found the answer to this question while making an audiobook by Lewis Sperry Chafer entitled “Salvation.” At the same time, listening to chapter nine, entitled “Rewards, or the Place of Christian Works, there was the answer.

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

When the young girl at Philippi described Paul and Silas as "servants of the Most High God which shew unto us the way of salvation," she unwittingly described them and their work in the truest and best possible way. Nothing is greater or nobler than to be "servants of the Most High God," and nothing more glorious than to "shew the way of salvation." This little work by my good friend, Mr. Chafer,...

Writings by John R. Caldwell Plymouth Brethren Writings. https://plymouthbrethren.org/author/108 A Short Outline of Some of the Great Events of Prophecy Editor of “The Witness.” Tenth Edition. —Thirty-first thousand. GLASGOW: Pickering & Inglis, Printers, And Publishers. London: Alfred Holness, 14 Paternoster Row, E. C New York: D. T. Bass, 54 West Twenty-Second Street. Preface Truth is one, a...

Writings by John R. Caldwell Plymouth Brethren Writings. https://plymouthbrethren.org/author/108 A Short Outline of Some of the Great Events of Prophecy Editor of “The Witness.” Tenth Edition. —Thirty-first thousand. GLASGOW: Pickering & Inglis, Printers, And Publishers. London: Alfred Holness, 14 Paternoster Row, E. C New York: D. T. Bass, 54 West Twenty-Second Street. Preface Truth is one, a...

Writings by John R. Caldwell Plymouth Brethren Writings. https://plymouthbrethren.org/author/108 A Short Outline of Some of the Great Events of Prophecy Editor of “The Witness.” Tenth Edition. —Thirty-first thousand. GLASGOW: Pickering & Inglis, Printers, And Publishers. London: Alfred Holness, 14 Paternoster Row, E. C New York: D. T. Bass, 54 West Twenty-Second Street. Preface Truth is one, a...