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Divorce and Remarriage
Divorce is not approved in the Scriptures, and therefore the possibility of divorce and remarriage as an option should not even enter the minds of
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Going To Law
In the church at Corinth there were those who had disagreements among themselves, and instead of settling their differences peaceably, they hailed each other before
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Participation in War
Human life is sacred. One of the Ten Commandments says, “Thou shalt not kill (Exodus 20:13). God is the author of life. He formed man’s
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Extravagant and Immodest Dress
One of the clear statements included on “The Brethren Card” is related to outward apparel. It says that the Church of the Brethren “opposes on
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Regular Columns
Over the years the BRF Witness has carried a number of regular columns besides the News and Comments section. They include:
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- A Word About Words
- New Testament Teachings
- The Bread Basket
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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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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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