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{1-16. TBA.}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. [1.] "Lazarus come forth. He cried with a loud voice "Lazarus, come forth ". John 11:43 'Songs of praise the angels sang, Heaven with Alleluias rang, When creation was begun, When God spake and it was done.' This verse describes the drama of the creation, how God spake and it was done. God said "Let there be light" and there was light. God's power is seen in the story of the creation. And in the story of the raising of Lazarus, we observe that our Lord spoke, and it was done.

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{'O.T.';kingdom;Israel;Gifts;Spirit;Lo-Ammi;Covenant;Mystery}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "… We believe that many whose interest has been quickened, but who have received a set-back by some of the specious arguments advanced against us, would value a careful and constructive presentation of the reasons why Acts 28 should be considered a dispensational boundary. Acts 28 is shown to be the dispensational frontier between the hope of Israel and the Church which is His Body from the different features appearing on either side. [Contents ('subjects'); etc.]. [catalogue-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. … .".

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{Including: 1.Satisfied with the Words of Christ. 2.'Scripture Inspiration. 3,4.Right Division; examples. 5,7.Paul's distinctive Ministry; for Gentiles. 8.Apostles'Doctrine. 9.Pentecost, and Gentiles. 10.Two dispensations concurrent? 11.Membership of the One Body. 12.Heavenly Places. 16,17.Parousia. 18,19.Lord's Supper; Baptism.}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "and as the subject of their discussion may possibly be of general interest, let us draw a little nearer so that we may get the benefit of their remarks. … .".

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{'2'.Endeavour to keep. 3.Sevenfold Unity. 4,5,6,7,8,9.One Body; Spirit; Hope; Lord; Faith: Baptism. 10.Identification. '11.-25.-tba'.}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "… first in the diagrammatic form of a pair of balances, pivoted on the word "worthy" of Ephesians 4: 1, then by the literary structure as a whole, followed by a complete series of subdivisions whose verbal correspondences leave no room either for doubt or for alteration. As the subject is important as a Divinely devised safeguard in exposition, we reproduce the diagram below. … .".

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['Sign Post', (NOT 'Signpost')]. {In the beginning. That good land. The Heavenly Jerusalem, and The Mystery. John's Gospel, and the Believer. Further reading.} [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "… According to some authorities Genesis 1:2 may be translated ‘And the earth became without form and void’. The heaven and earth as created by God was perfect, but the Scriptures lead us to conclude that judgment on that first creation resulted in its destruction, possibly connected with the fall of Satan. Isaiah 45:18 reads: … .".

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{TBA}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "No.1 'There is no difference' One of the earliest impressions received by the student of nature is its endless variety. Field and forest, river and sea, earth and sky teem with variety. Every conceivable colour, form, and structure fill the three kingdoms of nature. One enthusiastic observer commenced photographing snowflakes many years ago. … .".

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{Inspiration; Salvation …; Justification; Redemption; the Cross; Resurrection; … Christ; Father; sin …; … Immortality}. ['Charge rejected'.]. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "… upon these special epistles. They are five in number, but as Philemon is personal in character, we often speak of the 'Four prison epistles', meaning by this statement that these contain the complete revelation of the Mystery.

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Other features such as "The inspiration of Scripture', 'God manifest in the flesh', and 'Three spheres of blessing' are dealt with in the express terms of Paul's teaching. {Right Division; Dispensational truth}. [Indexes TBA.]. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "The meaning of the term ‘Apostle’, with particular reference to the Apostleship of Paul. Why a form of sound words is necessary. … .".

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{The Gospel(s) of …; Kingdom (Matt.4:23,+; the Uncircumcision and of the Circumcision (Gal.2:7); God (Rom.1:1,+; Christ (Rom.1:16); the Grace of God (Acts20:24); the Glory of Christ (2Cor.4:4); the Glory of the blessed God (1Tim.1:11); your Salvation (Eph.1:13); The Everlasting Gospel (Rev.14:6).}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "… The use of the principle is enjoined by Paul in his last letter to Timothy (2:15) and inasmuch as Timothy had been taught the Scriptures from a child (3:15) and, … '".

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{1.God Hath Spoken. 2.Some commands we have never obeyed! 3.Paul’s Testimony... 4.Law and Grace. … 6.Jew, Gentile, and Church of God. 7.Right Division. 8.The Church… 9.The Various Dispensations. 10. Several Gospels? 11-18:… .}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "… and deserves the thorough and constant attention of all Bible Students. The author's application of the principle is that the dispensational boundary is not Pentecost but Acts 28:17-28. While he believes that "a" church began at Pentecost, "the" Church which is Christ's Body did not begin until the last Jewish rejection of the Gospel recorded in Acts 28 took place. On this account that chapter is the boundary line. … .".

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{TBA}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. " The called out company envisaged in the epistles to the Ephesians and the Colossians is 'The Church which is His Body, the Fulness of Him that filleth all in all' (Eph. 1:22,23). The goal and standard of this church is 'the perfect Man' (Eph. 4:13) and the word here translated 'man', the Greek word aner which occurs over 200 times in the New Testament, can never mean a 'woman'. …".

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{'2'.The Scriptures. 3.Right Division. 4The Lord Jesus Christ. 5.The nature of man. 6.Sin and its wages. 7.'Salvation'. 8.The finished work of Christ. 9.Pentecost and the Acts. 10.The dispensation of the Mystery. 11.Standing and State. 12.Doctrines of Demons;+. 13.Satan and the Church of the Mystery.}. "… We ask the charity of every reader to judge us upon what we have written, and to refrain from deducing motives or meanings in connection with what we have omitted. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.].

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{TBA}. [summary-ebs0, 13Aug'14.]. "No. 1. Did 'the Church' begin at Pentecost? A consideration of the attitude of Peter toward Cornelius and its bearing upon this important question. … grace to the Gentiles as found in the epistle to the Ephesians, a revelation made to Paul when Pentecostal conditions were suspended at the setting aside of Israel in Acts … .".