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  • Seeking Great things? The seeking of great things for ourselves is an example of self-exaltation, and the Scriptures tell us plainly that "whoever exalteth himself shall be abased". by  Elder Ralph Harris 
  • To live is Christ to die is Gain There is no joy greater than serving Christ Jesus, and no happier prospect than being with Him . by Elder Ralph Harris
  • God's Peculiar Treasure Though many are blessed with such a great deliverance those who are God’s peculiar treasure and a holy nation are but a Little Flock  by Elder Marty Hoogasian
  • Gospel labour  There must by necessity be a way to labor in the gospel without taking the stand and preaching among those that have been clearly marked as disorderly.   By Elder Marty Hoogasian
  • Item of interest  A federal Judge denying the public acknowledgement of God is an alarming trend and should awake us to the grave situation we face in this nation. Read or listen to an excerpt from the actual testimony in the Judge Roy Moore case.



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Notable Quotes: 
“Every thing these Apostles, forbid, or bound, or not allowed, are bound in heaven. You cannot change it, or appeal to God, for it to be rescinded. We should stop and think. These things are already recorded; whatsoever thou (these Apostles) bind on earth shall be bound in heaven. Everything these men left out, or did not mention, they are not recognized in heaven. They do not belong to the Church. That is why the Old Baptist Church is so fearful of adding anything new. It is good to be Zealous, but wild enthusiasm will run away with you and blind many. It will get men’s person before you, and you will give them honor that does not belong to them. We must not let things get in our way, that we cannot see the Teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ. I love to see men Zealous in the right thing, but when a fleshly Zeal is followed, they will lose sight of the Practice and Discipline of the True Church. Only that which is written by the writers of the New Testament, is to be practiced in and by the Church. But the things that they did not mention, are ruled out, and not allowed, on earth, and also in heaven.” Elder C. M. Mills Deceased

 

Editor: Elder Claude Mckee Copyright © 2001 [Essential Baptist Principles]. All rights reserved. (Revised:April 09, 2008 )