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William Dyer (1632-1696) was a godly pastor in London, who was expelled from his church in the ‘Great Ejection’ of 1662. He is described as a man of great piety, and a serious fervent preacher.-Gracegems.org Contents. Christ’s Famous Titles The Strait Way to Heaven Follow the Lamb Christ’s Voice to London The Great Day of…
Contents of the Works of George Everard (in one file) George Everard QUOTES Contents Help on the Way to the Better Land Beneath the Cross Counsels to Christians on the Details of Every-day Life Talks about Christian Living Practical Readings in the Life of Our Lord Talks About Home Life Little Foxes, and How to…
Editor Arthur Pink
Studies in the Scriptures was a religious magazine edited and compiled by Arthur Pink, whereby he presented many different studies by different authors.
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Miller A Life of Character is a 27 chapter work on how to build Christian character in the believer’s life and conduct.
A. W. Pink
1886-1952
The object of the Christian’s hope is an expression of his faith. This is an actual presence in his heart and mind and thinking. One’s faith flows abundantly from one’s beliefs, what one “does not see” but even so, is assured that it is real. This is our future viewed through the eyes of faith. It is the bond between what God says will happen, and what we believe so much that we live out our lives based on those beliefs. Faith is a bond between our heart and soul and what God has promised us.
This reality shows itself in our life, and this is where Pink examines heroes of the faith, and how their faith has actually brought about a present reality from this future outlook.
Pink examines and explains this from Hebrews 11, God’s list of great heroes of the faith. In each of these cases, God uses an individual who has lived his life different because of the promises of God that have so gripped him or her, that they can no longer live “normal” lives, but live a life showing God in that life that they live.