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  • edersheim sketches Sketches of Jewish Social Life - Although from the 1800's, Edersheim's work still stands as one of the most in-depth and complete examples of knowledge of Jewish culture of the time of Christ.  Touching on subjects including death, child rearing and worship of the synagogue; No area of the Jewish culture is left unexposed
George MenardGeorge Menard - "For most of my life I was satisfied and involved with our religion. Later, major changes occurred in the church rituals and I began doubting the whole religion. I specifically worried about where I would go if I died without having a chance to confess to a priest."Elaine NordmanElaine Nordman - Be a Christian? Who needs it? I was young and I thought I would get saved when I was older when I didn’t need to have fun anymore. When I was a girl, thoughts of having fun and being saved were incompatible.
Mart ShuttMarta Shutt - I thought that when I died, I would just be like a dog - all would end.  I was critical of religious people, thinking they were just hypocrites.  One day when I was about 16, I was working on my parents lawn on a Sunday afternoon when a lady got out of her car to visit a neighborBryon MeyersBryon Meyers -  I became convicted of my sins and wanted to become a Christian. I had been taught these things in church but I really never gave them much thought. Now the Spirit of God was convicting me that if I was ever going to be in heaven, I needed to know that when Jesus Christ died on the cross, he died for the punishment of my sins.
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  • Does the Gap Theory agree with the Bible?
    How well does the Gap Theory square with the Bible as a whole?

    If we compare Scripture with Scripture (1 Corinthians 2:13)," TARGET="_blank">1 Corinthians 2:13), we find several passages that make the Gap Theory untenable. First, Exodus 20:11" TARGET="_blank">Exodus 20:11 puts the creation of everything that God made inside of six literal days: "In six days the Lord made the heavens, the earth, the seas and everything that moveth therein and rested the seventh day." This allows no gap, and requires a recent creation. Exodus 31:17" TARGET="_blank">Exodus 31:17 says the same thing and Nehemiah 9:6" TARGET="_blank">Nehemiah 9:6 links the creation of the heavens and earth (Genesis 1:1)" TARGET="_blank">Genesis 1:1) with the days that follow in Genesis 1." TARGET="_blank">Genesis 1. Further, Romans 5:12" TARGET="_blank">Romans 5:12

    states that "By one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin," and 1 Corinthians 15:21" TARGET="_blank">1 Corinthians 15:21 also affirms that "By man came death." And Romans 8:20-22" TARGET="_blank">Romans 8:20-22 reveals that the groaning of creation results from Adam's sin. If suffering and death came by Adam, then suffering and death did not predate Adam. Yet death is a necessary prerequisite for becoming a fossil. If fossils are assigned to the gap period, then death must have prevailed on the earth before sin entered into the world. How then could God pronounce everything that He had made "very good" (Genesis 1:31)" TARGET="_blank">Genesis 1:31)? In what sense are vast graveyards full of dead things "very good"? God's assessment of the creation at the end of the sixth day must mean that Satan had not yet fallen, that no death had occurred, and that the earth was just as He intended it to be.

    D. Vallance


Gospel Hall Directory An Address List of some North American assemblies  Locate an assembly in North America.  The directory features assemblies who usually call their meeting place a Gospel Hall, however, others are welcome to submit their contact information.  Additions and corrections are welcome by either adding an item in the directory or sending a message via the contact form.

 

 


Sunday School Newsletter Sunday School Teacher Newsletter.  The Encourager provides monthly ideas used by other teachers to help you present the Bible in an interesting way. Also be sure to check out the extensive Sunday school lesson ideas, printable projects, worksheets and Power Point lessons in the Sunday School section.

 

 

 


Bible Search eBible onlineOnline Study Bible.  Search through various versions of the Bible.  You may view 2 versions side-by-side in a parallel format or view one of several commentaries. 

Additionally, there are several Bible dictionaries including W.E. Vine's Greek Dictionary of NT Words, American Tract Dictionary, Easton's Bible Dictionary, the International Bible Enclyclopedia and Torrey's Topical Index of the Bible.

 


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