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This series of sermons and articles covers such diverse topics as the resurrection, the Gospel of John, the connection between the Messiah and Israel, king Uzziah, and Sabbath-keeping. Each sermon reflects on the theme of a particular verse—such as the fruit trees mentioned in Deuteronomy 20:19—and ends with stories of the same theme found in contemporary life. This book captures the essence of...

In the third instance, this resurrection power is the dynamic for holy living. It is when I take my rightful place as crucified with Christ, and reckon myself dead indeed unto sin and alive unto God in Him, that the power of His resurrection works in me to enable me to rise into newness of life. Eternal life is far more than everlasting existence. All men, whether saved or lost, will exist forever. Eternal life is more than immortality. All believers who are living when the Lord
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