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Surely a pagan Babylonian king would have no knowledge of Jesus Christ—let alone know what He looked like. For that matter, neither would Daniel or his three friends. While the Old Testament prophets prophesied of the coming Messiah, their understanding of His person would have been woefully incomplete, since the fulfillment of those prophecies was yet far into the future. (See 1 Peter 1:10-11.) In addition to the fact that the manuscripts do not capitalize “son” and “God,” additional grammatical…

(An appreciation of those who have gone before us to pave the way for gospel preachers. This article was written by Winfred Clark, a faithful gospel preacher who passed on to his reward on August 11, 1997. His words are still encouraging gospel preachers to this day.) This is a statement made by the Lord to two of the disciples of John (John 1:35-39). He has just pointed them to the Christ saying: “behold the Lamb of God that taketh…

While no one ever wants to get sick, seven hundred miles from home is certainly not where you would choose for it to happen. But that is exactly what happened to Epaphroditus. And he wasn’t just sick – in fact, he almost died. He risked his life to complete the mission entrusted to him by his home church of Philippi. When he recovered, he began to worry – not about any residual effects from his sickness, but about the folks…

“No one ever told me that grief felt so much like fear.” “I thought I could describe a state; make a map of sorrow. Sorrow, however, turns out to not be a state but a process.” – C.S. Lewis In moments of great despair, a deep breath, a good cup of tea, and a wandering novel often help pass the time that causes so much pain. But it is the moments in between – while making the tea, sitting down…