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Herbert W Armstrong

God's Plan and Why Men Suffer Now


Why such terrifying world conditions as we face now? I've been asked that question more often than any other. They put it to me this way, "If God is good, if God is love, if God is merciful, He wouldn't want people to suffer like they do on this earth, now would He? And if God is Almighty, if He has all power, He could stop it, He could prevent it, then why doesn't He? How does it come that God allows people to suffe ...

CRACKS IN THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE

To Washington policy-makers, 1973 was to be the "Year of Europe," a time to renew and strengthen trans-Atlantic relations. Instead, disputes over trade, monetary and military matters are threatening t ...

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CRACKS IN THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE

AND NOW, AGAIN - A New Good News

After 24 years of struggle, The GOOD NEWS at last blossoms forth as a real full-age official organ of God's Church. The GOOD NEWS - February, 1939, the FIRST! - with the April, 1951, and the July, 195 ...

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AND NOW, AGAIN - A New Good News
The Seven Laws of SUCCESS

The Seven Laws of SUCCESS

WHY are only the very few - women as well as men - successful in life? Just what is success? Here is the surprising answer to life's most difficult problem, proving that NO HUMAN NEED EVER BECOME A FAILURE! All who have succeeded have followed these seven laws! The only WAY to success is not a copyrighted formula being sold for a price. You can't buy it! The price is your own applic ...

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Doctrinal Outlines - The Resurrections

Doctrinal Outlines - The Resurrections

Upon the whitewashed crosses standing over the seemingly endless graves of "unknown" soldiers who died in the great world wars of this century, these words are engraved: "Here lies in glory and honor..." or "A comrade in arms..." or "Known but to God...". Certainly no one can read those words and look upon the graves of those fallen men without being sobered. ...

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Trials

Trials

You know brethren as a Minister over the years I've been called on, as we all are, numerous times to give comfort to brethren facing a major crisis, or trauma some place in their lives, perhaps a sickness, loss of a job which can be very traumatic to some people, to most people, the death of a loved one of course is a major loss and a trauma, various failures and disappointments that people might ...

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