This blog will be updated as we proceed through this next 13 lessons on the Book of Romans.
In 1888 God sent two messengers to explain clearly about Righteousness by Faith and to set His people in the right direction.
Ignoring His counsel and teaching has caused us to seek instruction from the world and to wonder more than 120 years needlessly. This is the length of time that we have refused to go home, that we have kept Jesus from His bride.
May the most precious message in the book of Romans be allowed to be what it is without the tinkerings of the scribes and pharisees. May we ignore the chirpings from the theologians in the trees and take God at His word, just as it is written.
May God bless us all as we learn,
Daniel Peters
"In the thoughts of man there are a great many questions which arise concerning himself. Some of these are highly important. So important indeed are they that the Word of God itself has recorded them. Nor is that all. This Word has not only recorded the questions, but it has also recorded the answers to the questions." What happens when a man dies?" A. T. Jones
"But, it being true that the promised Messiah was known from the time of the fall, the supposition that Christ, between his crucifixion and his resurrection, went to preach the gospel to those who lived before the time of Abraham, or before the flood, amounts to nothing." ~Ellet J. Waggoner
Robert J. Wieland
If you have picked up the Old Covenant in school or in church (and you probably have), the idea of “following the Lamb whithersoever He goeth” frightens you. And Old Covenant ideas are subtle, a virus that burrows “bondage” deep in your soul (Gal. 4:24). Those ideas get lodged and as long as you harbor them you find it hard to understand or believe New Covenant ideas.
The Pagan maxim, which too many quote as though it were Bible, is, “God helps him who helps himself.” But the truth revealed in the Bible is that God helps the man who is not able to help himself.