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Pink in Sydney
A.W. Pink is probably best known for writing The Sovereignty of God. Written in 1918, it was a controversial but strong argument for God's supremacy. Virtually unknown in his lifetime, he speaks through his writings today. Biographer Iain Murray claims he was "one of the most influential evangelical authors in the second half of the twentieth century." After some ministry in the US and England, Pink spent three years in Sydney as a preacher and
KJV: Still translating
When it comes to the translation of Scripture, the King James Version set an ideal that every literal translation since has sought to emulate. Still, in order to have an accurate understanding of history, the KJV must be viewed within the broader context of English translation of Scripture. The translators of the KJV say it best: "Zeale to promote the common good, whether it be by deuising any thing our selues, or reuising that which
Well that’s just your opinion
Last week I was at the airport waiting for my flight when I received a phone call. The call was from the airport gate informing me that I was about to miss my plane. I was relaxing at the time and my first response was incredulity. “No I am not about to miss my plane!” Then it was followed by logic: “How can I miss my plane when I am booked on the 7:35AM flight?”
A cure for mental enslavement
I’ve been going to church since I was eight years old. Almost every church I have attended has been a self-proclaimed Bible-centred church. But what I have observed in churches is a lot of Bible preaching, a lot of Bible studies, Bible stories and Bible songs, but very little actual Bible reading. By simple comparison of the time taken, it is easy to see that Bible activities fill up time that might in earlier generations