Time has slipped past so quickly that we now face the end of this year. Soon and very soon, we will begin the new year of 2025. In Genesis 1, we have the very first 'New'.

We left off in Part I in August newsletter in the progress of the early Christian church and its development.

At the closing of Jesus' earthly ministry, He gave assurance that His presence would be with His followers, from the day He spoke those words, until the end of the world.

The word 'prison' conjures up, usually negative thoughts in our minds, and rightly so.

This editorial is taken from Daniel Pel’s last presentation of our North Island camp last month as a sample for you, to taste the blessings from the camp.

I saw that God sent His angel to move upon the heart of a farmer (William Miller) who had not believed the Bible, and led him to search the prophecies.

And, ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. - Ephesians 6:4 I was rostered on to take a lesson recently and as I was reading the Bible texts through, I became more and more intrigued with it, so much so, that I want to share it with more than our Sabbath School class at our local church.

There were two institutions established before the fall of humanity in this world. The Sabbath and marriage were both given as gifts from God for the pleasure, the benefit and continuation of the human race.

God made man in His own image. A masterpiece to crown the whole week of creation, all recorded in Genesis 1 and 2. This beautiful being was perfect in beauty, in looks, in symmetry, in function, in compassion, all just as God intended and made.