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Kutsal Kitap? Ke?fetmek by The Christadelphians, 2008-01-01 Dr. Thomas: His life & work : a biography, illustrative of the process by which the system of truth revealed in the Bible has been extricated in modern ... of Romish and Protestant tradition by Robert Roberts, 1980 Nazareth revisited: Or, The life and work of Jesus Christ exhibited anew in harmony with the Scriptures of Moses and the prophets to which Jesus appealed as the word of God by Robert Roberts, 1926 Dr. Thomas: his life and work (born 1805-died 1871): A biography illustrative of the process by which the system of truth revealed in the Bible has been recovered in modern times by Robert Roberts, 1925 Christadelphian Hymn Book (Standard Size Edition) Christadelphian tract: "an anchor of the soul" by T Royce, 1880 The Christadelphians and their doctrine by Joseph Viccars Walker, 1952 The Christadelphians: What They Believe and Preach by Harry Tennant, 1986 A defence of the faith proclaimed in ancient times ... now revived in the Christadelphians: Being a rejoinder to the published criticisms of the Rev. J.P. Barnettt, on "Twelve lectures" by Robert Roberts, 1874 Christadelphian Ejournal of Biblical Interpretation Annual 2009: Pt. 3 Ereuna: Being an answer to R. Govett's "Christadelphians not Christians." by Edward Turney, 1890 The Christadelphian Hymn Book, with music in both notations ... Fourth edition A RECORD OF THE MEMORABLE GATHERING OF THE CHRISTADELPHIAN ISOLATION LEAGUE HELD AT BIRMINGHAM, EASTER, 1939. by No author., 1939-01-01 I am a conscientious objector: Explaining the position of those who by reason of their religious training and belief, support the tenets of the Christadelphian faith by Thomas S Mitchell, 1943

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61. What Does The Bible Teach?
    Details christadelphian beliefs, and a history of the movement.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/on3/tomjoel

62. The Headcoverings Of Christadelphian Sisters
    The Headcoverings of Sisters. Brethren, we would like to stimulate yourthinking processes by having you consider a series of questions  
    http://www.antipas.org/magazine/editor/hdcover.html
    
    Extractions: Brethren, we would like to stimulate your thinking processes by having you consider a series of questions on the headcoverings of Sisters. QUESTION #1: If only the Memorial Service is under consideration here, then why does Paul exhort the brethren in Corinth to "remember me in ALL things, and keep the ORDINANCES (plural), as I delivered them to you."? Isn't this an all encompassing command? Is any area excluded? It would certainly appear to us that Paul is giving an absolute because of the language. Furthermore, he has not provided any exceptions or limitations. QUESTION #2: If only the Memorial Service is under consideration, then why does Paul's instruction concerning a sister wearing a headcovering state, "But every woman that PRAYETH or PROPHESIETH with her head uncovered dishonoureth her head."? Since a sister is commanded to remain silent in the ecclesia (I Cor. 14:34-35; I Tim. 2:11-12), then this command must be for all occasions outside of ecclesial gatherings as well. QUESTION #3: Does a man only pray or prophesy at the Memorial meeting?

63. Who Are The Dawn Christadelphians?
    Information about the christadelphians written from a Dawn christadelphian perspective.  
    http://www.ac848.dial.pipex.com/whochr.htm

64. Wrested Scriptures
    A consideration of many passages that are believed to contradict christadelphian Beliefs.  
    http://www.bbie.org/WrestedScriptures/
    
    Extractions: Are mainstream Christian teachings correct? The true Gospel can suffer from our preconceived ideas and misinterpretations. Find out what the Bible is actually saying and where interpretation can go wrong. Unique by Group Common Science Roman Catholic Trinity The Miraculous Mormon ... "Saved" Inspiration Pentecostal Baptism Partial Inspiration Islam ... Antichrist

65. The Christadelphian Instructor
    The christadelphian Instructor 1. What is the meaning of christadelphian ?Answer It means brother or relative of Christ. It is  
    http://www.bereans.org/instructor.html

66. 2Concept1
    christadelphian band. Information on the latest album.  
    http://www.FishersTale.freeserve.co.uk/

67. A Christadelphian Russian Brother - Hello!
    I thought I was ready for baptism and was baptised on September 19, 1992 at the Cambridgeecclesia (see articles in The christadelphian and The Bible Missionary  
    http://www.debryansk.ru/~vls/bible/
    
    Extractions: CONTENTS VISIT MY BUSINESS SITE ! SEND ME A MESSAGE Hello! I am brother Victor Sluczewski of Briansk, Russia. Back in 1990 I met brother Ernest Batey from the Esperanto section of CBM during the Esperanto congress in Havana, Cuba and got interested in the Truth. Having successfully studied the Bible course in Esperanto under the guidence of brother John Boulton from Cambridge, England, I was asked if I would like to be baptised. I thought I was ready for baptism and was baptised on September 19, 1992 at the Cambridge ecclesia (see articles in The Christadelphian and The Bible Missionary In summer 1992 I helped brother Alan Eyre from Jamaica to do historical research into the fate of the brethren back in the 1920s and the documents of the brethren of the 16th century. I can never forget the days we spent together with Alan (see articles in The Christadelphian and The Bible Missionary To read more about Christadelphian activities in Russia click here My business site is designed to help those brethren and sisters who want to correspond with Russian speaking brethren and sisters or contacts. I am going to continue working on this site to make it a source of information on the Christadelphian activities I've been involved in.

68. The Daily Readings Pages
    A brief comment on each of the day's readings, based on the normal christadelphian 'Bible Companion'.  
    http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/dailyreadings/

69. A Christadelphian Russian Brother - In Search Of "The Blasphemers"
    IN 1982 The christadelphian published Salute to our Russian Brethren , in whichBrother Alan Eyre recounted some of the experiences of our ecclesias in the  
    http://www.debryansk.ru/~vls/bible/blasph.htm
    
    Extractions: CONTENTS ... Read more details In Search of "The Blasphemers" IN 1982 The Christadelphian published "Salute to our Russian Brethren", in which Brother Alan Eyre recounted some of the experiences of our ecclesias in the Ukraine during the Stalin era. In Brethren in Christ, also published in 1982, in Chapter 8, "Eastward into Russia", he described the encouraging expansion of the Brethren into the Ukraine in the early 17th century and the persecution this provoked at the hands of the Roman Catholic and Russian Orthodox Churches. In July 1992, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and as Christadelphian witness again moves swiftly into Slavic lands, Alan Eyre and Victor Sluczewski made a 2,000 kilometre journey through the Ukraine in search of "the blasphemers", as those of our persuasion were stigmatized. Here is the story of a heart-stirring experience, and a powerful exhortation. and hungry. Suddenly, from being officially described as "a vile book", the Bible has become a best seller in the very lands where, for as long as anyone can remember, it was banned and where the slave labour camp, or worse, awaited those who possessed or tried to distribute it. Indeed, we have come across instances where a consignment of Bibles has been deliberately given preference by the authorities over needed material import needs.

70. Christ Is Coming!
    christadelphians believe that Christ will return to earth. This explains why. From the christadelphian booklet of the same name.  
    http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/users/joe.pitt-francis/delph/christ.html
    
    Extractions: TECWYN MORGAN To bottom It was once fashionable in religious circles to say that Jesus Christ would never return to the earth. There are still plenty of professing Christians who believe that. But there are now many others who have come to believe that the Second Coming is a very important event. Christadelphians have always taught that the Return of Jesus Christ to the earth is vital to the fulfilment of the purpose of God. This booklet reviews Bible teaching about the Second Coming, both the events that will lead up to that miracle and the reason for the Lord's Return. Back to contents Someone has counted the New Testament references to this great event, and they number 318 occurrences! If you reflect that the number of times the word for Christian love occurs is only 115, you will begin to see the importance of this topic. Nor is it simply the case that only one or two New Testament writers refer to the matter in their writings. Treatment of the subject is widely spread. Jesus spoke often about the Kingdom of God and his Second Coming. His parables, for example, were told to those who thought the Kingdom of God was to appear immediately. He was like a nobleman who had to go into a far country to receive for himself a Kingdom

71. Bible Magazine | About Us - A Christadelphian Magazine
    A GROUP OF PEOPLE SIMILAR TO THE EARLY CHRISTIANS The christadelphians.Down through the centuries of time, alongside the mainstream  
    http://www.biblemagazine.com/aboutus.html
    
    Extractions: The Christadelphians Down through the centuries of time, alongside the mainstream of Christendom, there have always been other small groups who could not for conscience sake be part of the majority. Marked by their strict adherence to the Word of God, these groups were made up of common people who made few ripples on the political scene. The Donatists, Waldenses, Paulicans and Hugenots were some of the more prominent groups that history texts may have passed by, had it not been for the hatred and contempt shown toward them by those with power and authority. These people chose to live quiet and peaceable lives with the Bible as the focal point, but they didn't conform to the traditional line and so were condemned as heretics and suffered banishment, massacre and torture. Today, a group of people with similar markings is the Christadelphians. Bertrand Russel, a noted English philosopher in his book, Power, A New Social Analysis, wrote on page 109, "Christianity was in its earliest days, entirely unpolitical. The best representatives in our time are the Christadelphians..." If the Church had the political power today that it had during the times of the above-mentioned groups, the plight of the Christadelphians would be identical.

72. The Christadelphian Millenium Website
    christadelphian preaching and other activities to mark the year 2000 in the UK.  
    http://www.christadelphian.org.uk/2000AD/

73. AUSCAN CHRISTADELPHIAN TAPE LIBRARY - 2000
    AUSCAN christadelphian TAPE LIBRARY 2004. This listing contains a list of BibleSubjects that are now available for loan or will be very shortly, God willing.  
    http://www.iprimus.ca/~pdulis/

74. Society: Religion: Christianity: Denominations: Christadelphian - Open Site
    the entire directory. Top Society Religion Christianity Denominationschristadelphian (0)  
    http://open-site.org/Society/Religion/Christianity/Denominations/Christadelphian
    
    Extractions: They are a people united by a common belief in the original Christian Gospel. Christadelphians have come to know the love of God in Christ through his Gospel. They seek, in response, to “live in obedience to our God,” to emulate His love in their lives, and to look fervently for His Son's return to this earth and “the restoration of all things.” The name “Christadelphian” means "Brethren in Christ". To emphasize that they are a community, rather than a place where people meet, they call their local organizations, “ecclesias.” Based on: The Christadelphians web site: http://sfchristadelphian.org/pages/statement.html This category needs an editor - apply here Open Site Code 0.5.3 JVDS.com

75. Your Share In God's Promises
    What christadelphians believe God has promised to those who try to follow Christ. From the christadelphian booklet of the same name.  
    http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/users/joe.pitt-francis/delph/share.html
    
    Extractions: To bottom We talk about hope in everyday conversation. We say "I hope you feel better soon", or "We hope to go abroad this year" or "I hope the strike will be over by next week". We mean there is something in the future we should very much like to happen, and we feel cautiously optimistic that it will. Life without hope would be very grim. Even in the worst of circumstances, people like to look on the bright side. A poet wrote: "Hope springs eternal in the human breast." Hope can give men extraordinary tenacity of spirit - miners trapped by a roof fall, or sailors drifting on a raft, will often fight death for days, convinced that their friends will come to the rescue before it is too late. Sadly, of course, they are sometimes disappointed. It can happen that the rock fall is too deep to tunnel through, or no-one knows the ship has foundered. In this case the chance to which they cling does not exist, and their hope is an illusion. Back to contents Hope is a topic that crops up frequently in the Bible. Both in the Old Testament and the New, the writers are full of optimism. They look about them on a dreary and unjust world where so frequently suffering comes upon the innocent and evil men triumph, yet they have tremendous confidence that one day God the Creator is going to turn the tables the right way up. Not only that, but they seem to be convinced that they themselves will have a share in the improvements that will come. Listen to the Psalmist, for example: "Thou who hast done great things, O God, who is like thee? Thou who hast made me see many sore troubles wilt revive me again; from the depths of the earth thou wilt bring me up again. . . I will sing praises to thee with the Iyre, O Holy One of Israel. My lips shall shout for joy, when I sing praises to thee" (Psalm 71:19-23). There is no doubt about this man's confidence in the future.

76. Christadelphian Sunday School Union
    Teaching materials, books, magazines and other services provided for SundaySchools and Youth Groups by the christadelphian Sunday School Union.  
    http://www.cssumail.freeserve.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: The CSSU Web site has moved to www.cssu.org.uk We have changed the design to improve the system for ordering materials and to make the site reflect the needs of those who do not live in the UK. If you have any comments on the new site we would welcome them. You will be transferred there in a few seconds - or you can click on the link above.

77. Getting To Know God
    From the christadelphian booklet of the same name.  
    http://vvv.com/~adelphi/getting.html
    
    Extractions: Where is the Basis God's Self-Revelation God is Eternal The Greatness of God ... Our God is Real FROM time to time surveys are undertaken asking people whether they believe in God. Surprisingly about 60% usually say they do, though only about 10% of them go regularly to a place of worship. But if the survey goes further, and asks these professed believers in God what they believe about Him, an almost incredible vagueness emerges. Their general view of God reflects their view of themselves. Most people are inclined to be indulgent towards their own failings and they think of God as necessarily being the same. "I like to think of God", they say, "as infinitely kind, always forgiving and never condemning anyone, even wrongdoers. Others will say, "Well, if God exists, and I do what I think is right, I shall get whatever reward there is." Since in part of the Western world all religions are now regarded as equally true anyway, any approach to God is as good as any other. The fact is that modern man is largely pagan. He has lost any sense of the authority of God, because he has lost any basis for belief. Left to his own imaginings, he lacks all conviction; he is confused and indifferent.

78. Learn To Read The Bible Effectively - Index Page
    learn read Bible effectively effective christadelphian Christian course seminar guidescripturelearn read Bible effectively effective christadelphian Christian  
    http://www.biblecourse.f9.co.uk/

79. The One Hope Of The Bible
    Shows why christadelphians believe baptism is vital for salvation. From the christadelphian booklet of the same name.  
    http://www.theonehope.org/readliterature.asp?ID=36

80. ChristianWebSite.com - Home Of Best Of The Christian Web
    (Added Sat Sep 06 2003 Hits 2 User Rating 0.00 Votes 0) Rate It. Bedford christadelphianEcclesia Home Contains the christadelphian statement of faith.  
    http://www.christianwebsite.com/search/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christi

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