by DARKE, R. | Category: N/a | Jun 2002
The life of the Lord Jesus was rapidly drawing to a close. Israel's leaders were planning His death. They 'plotted to take Jesus by trickery and kill Him' (Mat.26:4). At Bethany, in the home of Simon the leper, a woman ...
http://www.hayespress.org/article-jun-2002-the-bestowal-and-the-betrayal
by DARKE, R. | Category: General | Aug 1957
Though the mistakes of great men of God often come as a surprise to us, God has recorded such events in His word that we might benefit from them. It is always good, therefore, to remember the outcome of some ...
by DARKE, R. | Category: General | Dec 1957
People in days gone by used this word to describe their miserable condition. It means "most unhappy." It was once placed on the tombstone of a great philosopher at his own request, and this can easily be understood, for the ...
by DARKE, R. | Category: Workers | Aug 1955
The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful story. revealing the great heart, the tears, the love, the determination, of a man for the work of the LORD. In fact the word "work" occurs 21 times in this book. It concerns ...
by DARKE, R. | Category: For Young Believers | Sept 1955
In our spiritual career we must have an objective. Nehemiah's objective was God's objective. He did not please himself as to how he went about his work for God. Notice in chapter 3. bow careful Nehemiah was to see that ...
http://www.hayespress.org/article-sept-1955-for-young-believers
by DARKE, R. | Category: The Race | Nov 1955
It was noticed in a race run recently at a tremendous pace by athletes trained almost to perfection that the leader often looked behind to see where his rivals were placed. Then they came to the final stretch with the ...
by DARKE, R. | Category: The Race | Dec 1955
As the athlete must keep healthy physically, so the Christian must keep healthy spiritually. We must avoid like the plague those things that satisfied our appetites when we were unsaved: those novels and books, for instance, that occupied so much ...
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