The Spirit of Freedom
THE SPIRIT OF FREEDOM
E. J. WAGGONER.
Review and Herald - 3/14/1899
E. J. WAGGONER.
Review and Herald - 3/14/1899
Dear Reader,
I have replaced the *spurious Everlasting Covenant that had been posted, in error, on this website with a photo copy of E. J. Waggoners original book, published in England by the Internation Tract Society in 1900. Please find this content complete and exact coming from Waggoner himself.
*[The spurious Everlastin Covenant is produced and promoted by a well know group who has taken the liberty to rewrite the messengers materials and then try to pass them off as legitimate.]
A subscriber says: “Please harmonize James 2:24, 25 with verses 22 and 23 and verses 17 and 18 of the same chapter.” This is easily done, or, rather, there is no necessity for doing it, as they are already in harmony. The statement in each is practically the same. Beginning with verse 15 we read: “If a brother or sister be naked, and destitute of daily food, and one of you say unto them, Depart in peace, be ye warmed and filled; notwithstanding ye give them not those things which are needful to the body; what doth it profit?
The seventh chapter of Romans may be said to be Rom. 6:14 expanded. It is a masterly argument for the holiness and perpetuity of the law, and is all the stronger because the nature or the perpetuity of the law is not the subject under discussion. The apostle showing, in the sixth and seventh chapters, what true Christian life is, and how one is brought to be a Christian.
The Book of Galatians is a timeless and pivotal protion of
The Book of Galatians is a timeless and pivotal protion of Scripture that details the Gospel and la
The Book of Galatians is a timeless and pivotal protion of Scripture that details the Gospel and lays bare the conditio