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Herbert W Armstrong

Hebrews Series 15 - What Are Angels?


My friends, what do you know about angels? Did you ever see an angel? You probably never did. Did you ever hear a sermon on angels to explain what angels are? Who are angels, are there any such things? Do they exist, or it is a superstition? What are angels? Why are angels? If there are any, what's their function? What do they do and how do we know? Now, I'm quite sure that no scientist ever caught one in his laborat ...

Who Will Rule Space?

Experts warn: "He who rules space will rule the earth!" Ironically, the one who actually rules space today will rule the earth tomorrow. Think of it! A few years ago no one seriously thought of outer ...

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Who Will Rule Space?

God Opens Doors for The SPANISH WORK

Madrid, Spain: GREETINGS FROM the cultural capital of 270,000,000 Spanish-speaking people! Exciting new "firsts" have occurred in the Spanish branch of God's Work - "firsts" I'm sure you'll want to kn ...

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God Opens Doors for The SPANISH WORK
Answers From Genesis

Answers From Genesis

THE first six chapters of Genesis present a brief sum­mary of vital high points of approximately the first 1650 years of mankind β€” from Adam's creation to just before Noah's Flood. In this basic summary of events, many details have been omitted. However, God saw to it that what we really needed to know was preserved for us today. Sufficient was recorded to show that mankind was instructed of ...

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Pentecost Study Material

Pentecost Study Material

On which day was the wave sheaf (Heb. "omer") to be offered? "And he [High Priest] shall wave the sheaf before the LORD, to be accepted for you: on the morrow (Heb. mimohorat) after the sabbath..." (Lev. 23:11). But which sabbath? The Pharisees (and modern Jews) took this word "sabbath" to mean the first day of Unleavened Bread, which was an annual sabbath. The Essenes understood "sabbath" to mean ...

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Are You Ready?

Are You Ready?

I want to read to you something I hadn't intended to use. This is my mother's favorite text in the Bible. (She died at age 95 and a half. I'll be up to matching her pretty soon. I'm in my ninetieth year now.) The 133rd Psalm β€” Behold, how good and how pleasant it is when brethren dwell together in unity! The last time I was here was three years ago. At that time, this Church was not dwelling tog ...

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