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Repentance

Repentance means a reformation of life. It further means to “cease to do evil; learn to do well” (Isaiah 1:16, 17). Jesus makes repentance imperative, …

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The Destiny of the Wicked

No one can read the Bible without being reminded of the displeasure of the Lord with those who deliberately refuse to walk in his ways. …

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Legalism

During the past two years, the Brethren Practices page carried brief articles on each of seven ordinances and on each of five ideals, all of which have …

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The Anointing Service

James 5:13-16 describes a ministry in behalf of the sick. There are many views regarding the passage: The Protestant view generally ignores the instructions; the …

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Introduction to New Testament Practices

During the Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church exercised control (in the religious realm and often in the political realm) throughout Europe. By the early …

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The Cleansing Blood

There is no such thing as sanctification without the blood of Christ, for in Hebrews 13:12 we read: “Wherefore Jesus also, that he might sanctify …

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The Wearing of Jewelry

God placed the instructions found in 1 Timothy 2:9 and in 1 Peter 3:3 in the Bible for a definite purpose. 1 Timothy 2:9 says, …

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Stewardship

A “steward” was an administrator of the affairs (the household and property) of a person of means. Tlie steward’s duties usually included such responsibilities as …

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Purity

The “New Testament Practices” page continues a brief examination of the ideals which Brethren have historically upheld. We now look at the ideal of purity. …

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The Prayer Covering

In our day many attempts are made to obliterate the lines of distinction between the sexes. Women cut their hair and sometimes dress like men, …

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