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Alfred Edersheim - Jesus The Messiah Chapter 1 - The Annunciation Of St. John The Baptist
Alfred Edersheim was a Jewish Christian scholar. His most famous book is “The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah”, a careful abridgment of which was made and published just after his death.
Two Men Before You
“And He spake a parable unto them, Can the blind lead the blind? Shall they not both fall into the ditch?”
“Do you see yonder man with a rope in his hand, and with his sight gone, and with the rope tied around the neck of a dear child?
Think of the Joy of the Angels Up There
Oh, how little we know about heaven here! How little we know about that great crown that God has in store for you and for me, if we will repent, and be faithful until death!
God is Full of Enthusiasm
God not only rules Christians; He rules the universe. “In Him we live, and move, and have our being,” whether we are children of God, or an Alexander the Great. In Him we live, and move and have our being, whether we are the apostle Paul, or some scientist.
Reason and the Trinity
There is nothing in the Bible contrary to reason, but there are thousands of things in the Word of God away above reason.
“No, there is nothing in the Bible contrary to reason, but there are thousands of things in the Word of God away above reason, and this is one of them, the essence of God, one God in three persons.
God Knows How to Lead You Out
Are we any better than Adam and Eve were? Go back with me this morning to that beautiful paradise of Eden, where every flower bloomed before the face of the God who gave it, and where every flower threw out its aroma into the nostrils of the perfect man and woman.
In That Day
Whatever other signs may appear before Christ’s coming, I know that, according to Christ’s words, surfeiting and drunkenness, building and planting, buying and selling, marrying and giving in marriage and other cares of this life will be in evidence.
A Failure as a Christian
Some are found who know the gospel, but are offended at their own manner of life. They have a desire to walk in godliness, but they feel that they make no progress.
