A periodical published from the 1860s to 1872 containing in-depth studies of numerous passages concerning the church or prophecy. This periodical includes nearly 200 articles by authors such as J.N. Darby, C.H. Mackintosh, G.V. Wigram, and others, as well as A. Boissier himself.
An explanation of the differences between the Greek words κρίνειν (to judge) and κατακρίνειν (to condemn) and their derivatives, with concrete examples.
How can I put God’s order into practice in my home? What is the responsibility of the head of the household—and of parents—toward their children? What is the duty of children toward the Lord and toward their parents? This book answers these questions by speaking directly to the heart and conscience of each person. God’s household and its order are held up as an example of the order God expects in our homes.
A French periodical in 3 volumes, published from 1852 to 1860.
This short handbook, written for young Bible students, begins by outlining some common pitfalls to avoid. The subject of prophecy is then presented in a concise manner, covering the main figures and events, all the way to the eternal ages, including the new heavens, the new earth, and Gehenna. Throughout the narrative, the main errors of interpretation are addressed.
A periodical intended to instruct, edify, and comfort the children of God, free from all tradition. 1845–1848.
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