Isaiah 5: The Vineyard of the Lord– Guest Article by Rod MacArthur
Isaiah 5: A Vineyard of Woes We should view Isa. 1–5 as introducing discussion themes for the rest of Isaiah’s book, with chap. 6 being […]
Month: January 2013
The Restoration of All Things– Acts 3– #5- The Imminence of the Parousia
Be sure to begin reading this series of five articles here: A careful consideration of what Peter affirms shows that he believed the parousia was […]
Guest Article: The Mystery of God, Revealed At Last!
Larry Siegle has been a friend for many years and is an excellent Bible student. He just submitted the following article on the Mystery of […]
McDonald -V- Preston Debate – Preston’s 3rd Negative
McDonald-Preston Debate Preston’s Third Negative After all of these months since Jerry’s last, you would think he could come up with better arguments, but, he […]
God Is Able of These Stones to Raise Up Children #3
Raising Up Children of God from the Stones #3 Don K. Preston D. Div. In the previous articles based on Matthew 3:9 we noted that […]
God Can Raise Children From These Stones! #2
Be sure to read the first installment on this subject. In our first article based on Matthew 3:9 we noted that John the Immerser warned […]
Double Fulfillment, or Multiple Fulfillment of Prophecy? #4
In this series, I have documented how Joel McDurmon, with whom I had a formal public debate in July 2012, (DVDs available here) castigates as […]
Children From Stones– The Calling of Abraham and His “Seed”
John the Baptizer is a challenging figure, idiosyncratic to say the least! His message thundered across the Judean landscape, calling Israel to repentance, in light […]
McDonald -V- Preston Debate – McDonald’s 3rd Affirmative
Brother Preston, and reading audience, I am once again thankful for the opportunity to be back with you in the affirmative of this proposition; to […]
An Open Response to Sam Frost’s Open Letter to Don K. Preston
An Open Response to Sam Frost Sam Frost posted “An Open Letter to Don K. Preston” on his “Reign of Christ” website, and that letter […]