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I mean, regardless of just about any Scriptural topic you might throw at them; you sit down to discuss it with them and not only do they right away want to go by the Scripture, but know where all the verses are without having to break much of a sweat. What's the matter with these people - don't...

Was reading the following on another thread "There is nothing that gives a preacher more confidence than to hear this word (the word "Amen!") during a message. After all, confidence is what it means." Reading that, I couldn't helping thinking how that by that standard, the respective ministries...

Ever since I first read the off-base conclusion held by some on here: that Romans 2:17 is referring, not to Jews, but to Gentiles, I have searched in vain for evidence that such is the case. I continue to find that Paul is referring to Jews in that passage. Meaning that those who assert some...

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The following is a rather lengthy but basically well presented article Scripture wise on the gospel that Jesus and the Twelve had actually preached. It can be a trying article, due to all the passages it cites, but only if one really has no real interest in actually looking at the abundance of...

The following is a link to a post containing an excellent study by Pastor Ricky Kurth, of the Berean Bible Society, on some of the various forms of baptism described in the Bible. Its entitled "The Water That Divides." https://www.bereanbiblesociety.org/berean-searchlight-april-2013/

Was surfing the net when I ran across the following article on the Mystery mentioned in the Apostle Paul's writings. http://www.graceandthetruth.com/articles/the_mystery.htm#8

Those few souls on here really wanting an answer to the above question might strongly consider reading the following article in its entirety. Its a bit lengthy, but chockful from start to finish of strong proofs of the soundness of it's author's answer...

Some years back, while sharing the Mid-Acts Perspective with someone, they asked me a series of questions that basically amounted to the question “where is this in Church history?” My answer was basically along the line of ‘the question is; is this in Scripture?’ For some time, over the years...

Romans 8: 13. For if ye live after the flesh, ye shall die: but if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live. The Mid-Acts Perspective allows the called of Jesus Christ to gain an understanding of the glory of God in His Son through His Spirit in His New Creature...

Though he may not have held to A9D distinctions to the extent that, say, we each understand them, personally, from what little I know of John Nelson Darby, I view him as one of our own, as much as the Apostle Paul was. Darby’s having been established in the mutual faith is there in his...

In the next few months, I'll be moving on from posting much on TOL, if not just moving on altogether :) In this, I thought I'd relate a thought I've long had on my mind, lest I forget to relate it later. That the only difference I see that matters in how we each understand one thing or another...

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Pastor Kurth, Berean Searchlight, January 2012, p. 25. “Four years ago we learned that our son is a homosexual. We agreed to disagree and to continue our relationship. But recently he married his partner, and we declined his invitation to the wedding because we thought it would be like...

You Can’t Get By With This By Pastor Ricky Kurth, Berean Searchlight, September, 2011, p. 4. One of Pastor Stam’s favorite jokes went something like this: Teacher: “Johnny, what’s the difference between a pronoun and a preposition?” Johnny: “Yeah, that’s what I say, what’s the difference!”...

There are various views within what really amounts to various offshoots of two basic schools of thought: Covenant (or Reformed) and Dispensational Theology, as to what Romans 11 is talking about. The following site lays out a view on this that is very much like my own (though not in all...

Just now I met this person who's personality reminded me of a drop of acid when it lands on your skin - some people are just too serious :rotfl:

Most Mid-Acts KJVO people I am aware of hold that the KJV translation was not inspired. I subscribe to this view myself, as my understanding is that the actual issue is the Preservation of the text through a multiplicity of copies. Copies which, in Scripture are not only referred to as...