~1 Min.Chapters 28 and 29 (Darby, John Nelson)

... this exhortation to the discipline and the loving care of saints now). Verse 29 requires to be noticed. We find in it the contrast between the consequences ...

~5 Min.Chapters 29 to 32 (Darby, John Nelson)

... pride of nature, which would follow its own will, and owned no God (chap. 29:9). Such a principle shall no longer be the confidence of God's people (v. 16). ...

~2 Min.Chapter 9 (Darby, John Nelson)

The History of the New Earth. In chapter 9 begins the history of the new earth. God blesses the earth more than before; and the answer to the sweet savour ...

~4 Min.Chapter 9 (Darby, John Nelson)

... Chapter 10 is the continuation of the discourse begun at the end of chapter 9. The man born blind: the power of the Siprit and word making Christ known. ...

~4 Min.Chapter 9 (Darby, John Nelson)

... in power be put in Jewish and Pharisaic vessels; it was new even in respect of John Baptist. He comes in reality to give life to the dead, not to heal, but ...

~18 Min.Chapter 9 (Darby, John Nelson)

... of their deliverance. "Without sin" is in contrast with "to bear the sins of many."9 But it will be remarked, that the taking up of the assembly is not ...

~10 Min.Chapter 9 (Darby, John Nelson)

... They had treated him as they were going to treat the Lord. Thus also John had said that he was not Elias, and he quotes Isa. 40, which speaks ...