The Quarterly (Vol. 1, No. 3)

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96 pages of encouraging and edifying articles.

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The third issue of the Quarterly contains an astounding 32 articles, all written by faithful men of God, and designed to encourage and edify Christians.

*Editorial: House Hunting and Flock-Hopping (Bradley S. Cobb)

*Exceeding Great and Precious (Bill Howard)

*“Each Day I’ll Do a Golden Deed…” (Travis Anderson)

*What is Your Hobby? (Devin Self)

*Visits with Seasoned Ministers: Lewis Hale (Interview by Jim Mitchell)

*How Suddenly is “Suddenly”? (Jim Mitchell)

*Biblical Biography: Silas (Bradley S. Cobb)

*The Woman Who Anointed Jesus (Richard Mansel)

*Mnason The “Old Disciple” (Mark McWhorter)

*A Truly Liberated Woman — Lydia (Jake Schotter)

*The Eternal Purpose of God: Race Relations in the Church (Jeremie Beller)

*Forgery and Faith (William Howard)

*SHEPHERDING THE FLOCK: Desiring the Work (Darryl Wingo)

*SHEPHERDING THE FLOCK: “Flock-Hopping” Sheep (Scott P. Wiley)

*SHEPHERDING THE FLOCK: Learning From The Chief Shepherd (Jamie Beller)

*WALKING THE WALK: APPLYING THE RESTORATION PRINCIPLE TO INFANT BAPTISM (Bruce Daugherty)

*Quotes and Anecdotes

*Tabernacle Shadows: The Pillar of Cloud (Mark McWhorter)

*Adventures in Benevolence (John Krivak)

*What I Now Know as an Octogenarian (Gerald Cowan)

*Seasons and Eternal Day (Gerald Cowan)

*Meditating on Doubt and Faith (Joseph T. McWhorter)

*Overcoming Temptation II: 1 John 2:15-17 (Gantt Carter)

*Starting Your Ministry (James Sims Sr.)

*An Introduction to Matthew (Mark McWhorter)

*“These have been Written so that You may Believe” (Jake Schotter)

*Hey Guy, What Did You Say? (Stephen Scaggs)

*On a Pirate Ship (William Howard)

*Bible Reading and Bible Study (Kyle Frank)

*Honor Your Parents when Young and Old (Perry Hall)

*Paul Darst: A Novel (D.R. Lucas)

*Bible Q&A: What about the “Lost Books of the Bible?” (Bradley S. Cobb)

Additional information

Weight .8 lbs
Dimensions 8.5 × .2 × 11 in

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