Practica Prophetica

The vast majority simply accept sin as an incurable affliction, and inescapable the misery which it produces. The Jews in Christ’s day held the same views about disease, but the Saviour demonstrated that there is no power, be it the might of physical or spiritual disease, which can withstand His saving grace. Awake to Righteousness … Continue reading Awake to Righteousness

The Christian life is comprised of two great works: a revival, and a reformation. One is the start of the new life, the other is a life-long work of education and retraining. Just what comprises these two works, and how they are different from each other, is the theme of this book. Many biblical examples … Continue reading Revival and Reformation

There is only one way of salvation, the one which was formed in the mind of God and in which there is not one thread of human devising. It is left with men to search diligently until they have found that way, for there is salvation in no other. Instead of doing this, religionists have … Continue reading God’s Way in the Sanctuary

The disaffection of children to their parents and of parents to their children is a sign that the end is approaching. But the Elijah message, which is to prepare the way of the Lord, promises to “turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers.” Malachi … Continue reading Child Salvation

This booklet was written to make more clear the principles of the mystery of God, which is “Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Colossians 1:27). It shows the contrast between the living seed of Christ and the dead seed of Adam. It shows that the only hope of eternal life is having the life … Continue reading The Living and the Dead