May 2020. Volume 90 Issue 1060.
| Page | Article | Author(s) |
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| 161 |
Introduction The commandments of Christ |
Eric Marshall & Jeremy Thomas |
| 162 |
The Commandments of Christ in the Christadelphian brotherhood
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Geoff Henstock |
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CENTRE PAGES
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| 201 |
Epitome of Commandments of Christ
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Robert Roberts |
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CONTEXT
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| 165 |
“If you will indeed obey My voice” The importance of obedience to God |
Bernard Burt |
| 168 |
“For obedience to the faith” Obedience and justification |
Mary Benson |
| 170 |
“And the LORD God commanded the man” God's commandments in Eden |
Stephen Blake |
| 172 |
“Ten commandments … on two tablets of stone”
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Jordan Walton |
| 174 |
“All these words which the LORD commanded” Commandments in the Law of Moses |
Jonathan Walker |
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CHRIST'S COMMANDMENTS
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| 178 |
“He learned obedience” Christ's own obedience |
Paul Tovell |
| 181 |
“If you abide in my word, you are my disciples indeed” Obedience in the Christian gospel |
Reg Carr |
| 184 |
“If you love me, keep my commandments” Showing our love for Christ |
John Roberts |
| 187 |
“Whoever hears these sayings of mine and does them” The Beatitudes |
Andrew E. Walker |
| 191 |
“Love the LORD your God … love your neighbour” The two great commandments |
Chris & Anna Clarke |
| 193 |
“I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you” Unrecorded commandments of Christ |
Jamie Whittaker |
| 196 |
“The commandment of us, the apostles” The authority of Christ's apostles |
Stephen Palmer |
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PRACTICAL REQUIREMENTS AND CONSIDERATIONS
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| 200 |
“Teaching them to observe all things” Teaching obedience in our preaching |
Brian Armour |
| 207 |
“God … has … manifested His word through preaching” Preaching as an aspect of obedience |
Sid Levett |
| 211 |
“Denying ungodliness and worldly lusts” Sacrifice and self-denial |
Eric Marshall |
| 213 |
“A new commandment I give to you” Loving one another |
Mark Allfree |
| 216 |
“Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace” The need for unity in doctrinal matters |
Des Manser |
| 218 |
“Teaching as doctrines the commandments of men” The dangers of human tradition |
John Benson |
| 221 |
“Remember therefore how you have received and heard” How to remember Christ’s commands |
Stephen Camplin |
| 224 |
“The first commandment with promise” Obedience to parents |
David Burges |
| 227 |
“Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities” Obedience to human authorities |
Ben Dwyer |
| 230 |
“The Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath” When obedience to God conflicts with love of others |
Rachel Leah |
| 233 |
“You who are spiritual restore such a one in a spirit of gentleness” Dealing with inadvertent disobedience |
Trevor Hughes |
| 236 |
“That the heart be established by grace” Avoiding a legalistic approach |
Chris Brook |
| 238 |
“They bind heavy burdens, hard to bear” Asking too much of our fellow-disciples |
Mark & Mary Whittaker |
| 241 |
“If we sin wilfully” The implications of wilful disobedience |
Peter Forbes |
| 244 |
Epilogue “The saints who keep the commandments of God” |
Jeremy Thomas |