In bereavement, like whom should we not sorrow?

Answer

"As others which have no hope." 1 Thess. 4: 13.

5. What further statement of Christ seems to lay the responsibility for the origin of sin upon Satan and his angels?
Is mere assent to divine truth sufficient?
Why did John write his testimony concerning God's love and purpose in giving Christ?
What was He to take away in the midst of this week?
Was the judgment still future in Paul's day?
In what was shown the first tangible evidence of this \"falling away\" from the truth of God?
For what must men give account in the judgment?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle