~133 min.Comments on the Epistle to the Hebrews
biblecentre.org · ... decision, separation, devotion, will also learn the triumphant language of 1. Cor. 15:57: "Thanks be to God Who giveth us the victory through our ...
~138 min.Revelation 21; 22
biblecentre.org · ... are to be "steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord" (1. Cor. 15:58). It is recognised that this year there are many who have ...
~141 min.Commentary on the book of Acts
biblecentre.org · ... totally different than that of other creatures, as their flesh is different (1. Cor. 15:39). But God has dealt as He has with men that they might ...
~142 min.Comments On The First Book Of Samuel
biblecentre.org · ... spiritual, but that which is natural; and afterward that which is spiritual" (1. Cor. 15:46). The Lord allows mere human nature to have its way at ...
~142 min.Comments On The Book Of Numbers
biblecentre.org · ... and is significant of the resurrection of Christ - "Christ the firstfruits" (1. Cor. 15:23). Also, just as the almond is the beginning of a great ...
~197 min.Comments on the Gospel of Matthew
biblecentre.org · ... but to Christ's delivering up the kingdom to God the father (1. Cor. 15:24), therefore an eternal kingdom. If we truly desire this, with everything ...
~200 min.The Gospel of John
biblecentre.org · ... the last Adam, is a quickening or life-giving spirit, as we read in 1. Cor. 15:45, and here we see Him breathing into His disciples His own risen ...
~357 min.The Gospel of Matthew (part 2)
biblecentre.org · ... is the glory of the Father which is His aim. In this light 1. Cor. 15:27-28 are correctly understood: "For He (the Father) hath put all things under ...
~232 min.Comments On The Gospel Of Luke
biblecentre.org · ... the giving up of the kingdom into the hand of the Father (1. Cor. 15:24) when the millennium is completed. Only when the Father's kingdom comes (in ...
~245 min.Meditations On The Song Of Solomon
biblecentre.org · ... earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly." (1. Cor. 15:40) The "daughters of Jerusalem," here introduced, are evidently distinct from ...