Whom are all called upon to worship?
Answer
"Him that made heaven, and earth." Same verse.
NOTE-There is only one gospel (Rom. 1:16,17; Gal. 1:8), first announced in Eden (Gen. 3: 15),
preached to Abraham (Gal. 3: 8) and to the children of Israel (Heb. 4:1, 2), and proclaimed anew in every
generation. In its development, the gospel meets the needs of every crisis in the world's history. John the
Baptist in his preaching announced the kingdom of heaven at hand (Matt. 3:1, 2), and prepared the way for
the first advent. John 1: 22, 23. Christ Himself in His preaching of the gospel announced the fulfillment of
a definite time prophecy (the sixty-nine weeks, or 483 years, of Dan. 9:25), and called the people to
repentance, in view of the coming of the predicted Messiah. Mark 1:14,15. So when the time of the
judgment comes, and Christ's second advent is near, a world-wide announcement of these events is to be
made in the preaching of the everlasting gospel adapted to meet the need of the hour.
Whose Spirit inspired their utterances?
What does it mean when used with reference to law?
What part of the law of God especially has the Papacy thought to change?
How does the Sunday law of Charles 11, of 1676, read?
2. What sign had been foretold by the prophet Isaiah by which Christ, at His first advent, might be known as the Messiah?
What is to be finished when the seventh trumpet is about to sound?
Did this doctrine exist in ancient times?
Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle