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Christadelphian:     more books (100)

Kutsal Kitap? Ke?fetmek by The Christadelphians, 2008-01-01 Dr. Thomas: His life & work : a biography, illustrative of the process by which the system of truth revealed in the Bible has been extricated in modern ... of Romish and Protestant tradition by Robert Roberts, 1980 Nazareth revisited: Or, The life and work of Jesus Christ exhibited anew in harmony with the Scriptures of Moses and the prophets to which Jesus appealed as the word of God by Robert Roberts, 1926 Dr. Thomas: his life and work (born 1805-died 1871): A biography illustrative of the process by which the system of truth revealed in the Bible has been recovered in modern times by Robert Roberts, 1925 Christadelphian Hymn Book (Standard Size Edition) Christadelphian tract: "an anchor of the soul" by T Royce, 1880 The Christadelphians and their doctrine by Joseph Viccars Walker, 1952 The Christadelphians: What They Believe and Preach by Harry Tennant, 1986 A defence of the faith proclaimed in ancient times ... now revived in the Christadelphians: Being a rejoinder to the published criticisms of the Rev. J.P. Barnettt, on "Twelve lectures" by Robert Roberts, 1874 Christadelphian Ejournal of Biblical Interpretation Annual 2009: Pt. 3 Ereuna: Being an answer to R. Govett's "Christadelphians not Christians." by Edward Turney, 1890 The Christadelphian Hymn Book, with music in both notations ... Fourth edition A RECORD OF THE MEMORABLE GATHERING OF THE CHRISTADELPHIAN ISOLATION LEAGUE HELD AT BIRMINGHAM, EASTER, 1939. by No author., 1939-01-01 I am a conscientious objector: Explaining the position of those who by reason of their religious training and belief, support the tenets of the Christadelphian faith by Thomas S Mitchell, 1943

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61. New Page 1
    Thirty nine online Bible study lessons, covering the Gospel, creation, the return of Christ, God's promises to Abraham, baptism and the christadelphian position on the Devil.  
    http://www.learnbible.net/biblestudy/

62. Christendom Astray From The Bible
    Online Edition of the classic christadelphian book by Robert Roberts. Explains the main areas of contrast between christadelphian beliefs and those of the mainstream churches.  
    http://users.aol.com/bible4/chrastoc.htm
    
    Extractions: Preface 1The BibleWhat it is, and how to interpret it 2Human Nature Essentially Mortal, as proved by Nature and Revelation 3The Dead Unconscious till the Resurrection, and consequent error of popular belief in heaven and hell 4Immortality a conditional gift to be bestowed at the Resurrection ... Summary

63. Bible Truth Home Page
    Basic information on christadelphian beliefs, including a history of the christadelphian movement.  
    http://www.widomaker.com/~cpatax/xadelfia/
    
    Extractions: Christadelphians (or Brethren in Christ) are a group of people located throughout the world whose belief is identical with the simple teaching of Jesus Christ and his Apostles. Our rule of life is to follow in the footsteps of Jesus and his disciples, and our hopes are centered upon his return, when he will bring everlasting life to the faithful, and set up on earth the long-promised Kingdom of God

64. Christadelphian Bible Story
    Quiz, crossword, wordsearch and colouring in games based on the Bible. Informationabout God, Jesus, christadelphians and their beliefs.  
    http://www.chooselife.org.au/bible-story/bible_story.htm
    
    Extractions: Look here for a location near you "The LORD hath given you the Land" To show how the people of the Land were afraid of the Israelites but Rahab was not afraid because she trusted in God to save her. Joshua sent two spies to Jericho. Rahab saved their lives by hiding them in her house. She believed in the God of Israel and He l(lter rewarded her for her faith. Joshua Heb. James Before the children of Israel could live in the Promised Land of Canaan, God wanted them to drive out the wicked people who were already there. Just across the Jordan was a city called Jericho, which had a very high wall around it. Joshua wanted to know more about Jericho and the people who lived there. He sent two men to search the city secretly. Joshua no doubt chose brave men, who believed that God would care for them. If the king of Jericho had found the spies, he would certainly have killed them. RAHAB HIDES THE TWO MEN The walls of J ericho were very thick and houses were built along the top. God led the two brave spies to one of these houses. In it lived a woman named Rahab.

65. Christadelphians Answer Hopkins
    A defence of the christadelphians against the allegations of Branson Hopkins.  
    http://chariot.net.au/~aleck/

66. What Does The Bible Teach?
    Details christadelphian beliefs, and a history of the movement.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/on3/tomjoel

67. Christadelphian Sunday School Union
    The material on this Web site is © The christadelphian Sunday School Union andmay be reproduced freely by any organization wishing to use it to teach the  
    http://www.cssu.org.uk/download.shtml
    
    Extractions: Download The Christadelphian Sunday School Union Downloading We are intending to make teaching materials available in pdf format. Other items such as plays, where you may want to edit them to suit your needs, we will make available in MS Word format. The material on this Web site is © The Christadelphian Sunday School Union and may be reproduced freely by any organization wishing to use it to teach the gospel. No part of it may be reproduced , stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, for any other purpose To print these documents you will need a copy of the Acrobat Reader. If you don't have this you can download it free of charge from Adobe's Web site: The Way of Life, Part 1, Students' Notes (292Kb) and Leader's Notes (264Kb) The Way of Life, Part 2, Students' Note (459Kb) and Leader's Notes (417Kb) The Way of Life, Part 3

68. Wrested Scriptures
    A consideration of many passages that are believed to contradict christadelphian Beliefs.  
    http://www.bbie.org/WrestedScriptures/

69. Crossmap Christian Directory :: Christadelphian
    This site has many links to christadelphian writings that are available in Information about, and defence of, christadelphian belief as well as  
    http://dir.crossmap.com/Church_and_Denominations/Denominations/Christadelphian

70. 2Concept1
    christadelphian band. Information on the latest album.  
    http://www.FishersTale.freeserve.co.uk/

71. Crossmap Christian Directory :: Magazines And Publishing Houses
    Church and Denominations Denominations christadelphian Magazines andPublishing Houses Add Site. Web Sites. • Bible Magazine Internet Edition  
    http://dir.crossmap.com/News_and_Media/Periodicals/Christadelphian@

72. Untitled Document
    A brief comment on each of the day's readings, based on the normal christadelphian 'Bible Companion'.  
    http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/dailyreadings/

73. Christadelphian --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    christadelphian (Greek “Brother of Christ”), member of a Christian sect foundedabout 1848 by John Thomas, who, after studying medicine in London, Eng.,  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9082392

74. Williamsburg Christadelphian Foundation
    Provides seminars to help ecclesias, as well as tapes videos and books, used both for preaching and internal ecclesial use.  
    http://wcfoundation.org/

75. Christ Is Coming!
    christadelphians believe that Christ will return to earth. This explains why. From the christadelphian booklet of the same name.  
    http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/users/joe.pitt-francis/delph/christ.html
    
    Extractions: TECWYN MORGAN Reproduced by the kind permission of The Christadelphian Magazine and Publishing Association Ltd (UK), by whom all rights are reserved To bottom It was once fashionable in religious circles to say that Jesus Christ would never return to the earth. There are still plenty of professing Christians who believe that. But there are now many others who have come to believe that the Second Coming is a very important event. Christadelphians have always taught that the Return of Jesus Christ to the earth is vital to the fulfilment of the purpose of God. This booklet reviews Bible teaching about the Second Coming, both the events that will lead up to that miracle and the reason for the Lord's Return. Back to contents Someone has counted the New Testament references to this great event, and they number 318 occurrences! If you reflect that the number of times the word for Christian love occurs is only 115, you will begin to see the importance of this topic. Nor is it simply the case that only one or two New Testament writers refer to the matter in their writings. Treatment of the subject is widely spread. Jesus spoke often about the Kingdom of God and his Second Coming. His parables, for example, were told to those who thought the Kingdom of God was to appear immediately. He was like a nobleman who had to go into a far country to receive for himself a Kingdom

76. Christadelphian Church
    christadelphian Church (1844), Denomination Search, Data Sources. christadelphianChurch. christadelphian Church by year  
    http://www.thearda.com/test2/yearbook/D1069.html

77. The Millennium Site
    christadelphian preaching and other activities to mark the year 2000 in the UK.  
    http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/2000AD/

78. Let Her Be Covered -- The Christadelphian 1900, Page 66
    The Hats of christadelphian Sisters A Biblical Consideration, Ron Abel John Carter, The christadelphian, December 1942, page 345  
    http://www.antipas.org/magazine/editor/headcovering/let_her_be_covered.html
    
    Extractions: A.J.H. Paul's direction was that women should be covered in the assemblies. The size of the assembly or the location of it does not alter the principle. There should be no contention over the matter. Paul cut it short authoritatively in his day: "If any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God." Doubtless in very small meetings in private houses it seems strange for a sister to cover her head in her own house; but we remember that they broke bread from house to house in apostolic times, and we cannot suppose that the example of tbe Corinthian women would be tolerated because of the smallness of an assembly. Discerning sisters will gladly submit to the apostolic ruling. Bro. C.C. Walker The Headcoverings of Sisters

79. Antipas Christadelphians: The True Christadelphian Ecclesia
    The christadelphian Ecclesia must have the Spirit of Christ. The christadelphianEcclesia, having CRUCIFIED the flesh with its affections and lusts,  
    http://www.antipas.org/magazine/articles/true_ecclesia.html
    
    Extractions: "Let us not love in word, but in DEED and in truth". It may be objected that we cannot force love; but it should be remembered that love is a spiritual principle required by the Law of Christ, and it should be our pleasure to obey that law. If we cannot do this we cannot please him. The Christadelphian Ecclesia must have the Spirit of Christ.

80. Your Share In God's Promises
    What christadelphians believe God has promised to those who try to follow Christ. From the christadelphian booklet of the same name.  
    http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/users/joe.pitt-francis/delph/share.html
    
    Extractions: To bottom We talk about hope in everyday conversation. We say "I hope you feel better soon", or "We hope to go abroad this year" or "I hope the strike will be over by next week". We mean there is something in the future we should very much like to happen, and we feel cautiously optimistic that it will. Life without hope would be very grim. Even in the worst of circumstances, people like to look on the bright side. A poet wrote: "Hope springs eternal in the human breast." Hope can give men extraordinary tenacity of spirit - miners trapped by a roof fall, or sailors drifting on a raft, will often fight death for days, convinced that their friends will come to the rescue before it is too late. Sadly, of course, they are sometimes disappointed. It can happen that the rock fall is too deep to tunnel through, or no-one knows the ship has foundered. In this case the chance to which they cling does not exist, and their hope is an illusion. Back to contents Hope is a topic that crops up frequently in the Bible. Both in the Old Testament and the New, the writers are full of optimism. They look about them on a dreary and unjust world where so frequently suffering comes upon the innocent and evil men triumph, yet they have tremendous confidence that one day God the Creator is going to turn the tables the right way up. Not only that, but they seem to be convinced that they themselves will have a share in the improvements that will come. Listen to the Psalmist, for example: "Thou who hast done great things, O God, who is like thee? Thou who hast made me see many sore troubles wilt revive me again; from the depths of the earth thou wilt bring me up again. . . I will sing praises to thee with the Iyre, O Holy One of Israel. My lips shall shout for joy, when I sing praises to thee" (Psalm 71:19-23). There is no doubt about this man's confidence in the future.

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