The Psalms

H.A. Ironside

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Notes on the Books of Ezra Nehemiah and Esther

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Expository Messages on the Epistle to the Galatians

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Studies in the Epistle to the Hebrews and the Epistle to Titus

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What is the outstanding theme of the Epistle to the Ephesians? It opens up the truth of the privileges and responsibilities of the church as the body and bride of Christ. It brings before us our position as believers who have been quickened, raised, and seated in Christ in heavenly places. There are very remarkable similarities between certain Old Testament books and New Testament Epistles. The Epistle to the Romans, for instance, corresponds to the book of Exodus; the letter to the Hebrews is the counterpart of Leviticus; and the Epistle to the Ephesians is the New Testament book of Joshua. In Joshua we have the people of Israel entering the possession of their inheritance. In Ephesians believers are called to enter now by faith into the possession of that inheritance which eventually we shall enjoy in all its fullness. We are far richer than we realize. All things are ours, and yet how little we appropriate! It is said in the prophecy of Obadiah that when the Lord returns and His kingdom is established, the people of Israel shall "possess their possessions." This is a challenge to us. Do you possess your possessions? Or are your heavenly estates like castles in Spain about which you dream, but never really possess? I trust the Spirit of God may lead us into the present enjoyment of our inheritance in Christ. For our purpose the Epistle may be divided very simply, without breaking it up into many portions that would be difficult to carry in our memories. We shall divide it into two parts, the first three chapters giving us the doctrine, and the last three, the practical outcome; the first division gives us our inheritance, and the last, the behavior that should characterize those who are so richly blessed. Often that is the divine order of Scripture: instruction in the truth first, practice in accordance with the truth afterwards. H.A.Ironside, author

In the Heavenlies (Ephesians)

Notes on the Minor Prophets

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Lectures on the Book of Revelation

There are three letters of Paul which we generally speak of as Pastoral Epistles: 1 and 2 Timothy, and Titus They are so called because they were written to servants of Christ who,in a very special sense, had the care of God's people in different places.

Timothy Titus Philemon

A devotional commentary that applies the principles gleaned from this affectionate Epistle to our behavior as Christians today.

Philippians

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