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“Good” is an Old English word which goes back to the Germanic word gut (pronounced “goot”). Its most ancient source seems to have come from the prehistoric …

The following are some thoughts collected from a small book I am working on entitled Eternal Death … One Step Out of Hell, One Step …

Those of you who are serious Bible students know that for the last 300 years or so, the King James Bible has been, by far, …

Doublespeak In this column of Dew, we bring to light those things that the religious man in all of us would rather see left hidden. …

I feel it is appropriate to insert this small article right here in the midst of the article on King James. I do not like …

As some of you know I have spent a great deal of effort gathering writings which, hopefully, one day I will be able to put …

Moving on in the spiritual realm, will often make enemies of those dear to you. This tract was written for those of you who want …

“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge” and “Knowledge puffs up” are both Scriptures. To balance both without leaning unevenly to either side of …

The Bible has much to say about King David, both good and not so good. Among the sins of this man, who, the Bible says …

To misapply a good thing is to make it in effect a bad thing, hence we need to be sure not only that that which …

Those of you who have read anything about how Bibles are translated, have probably read about how careful the Jews were to preserve the Hebrew …

Perhaps because we spend so much time pointing out errors in Bible translations, we often get asked, “So which Bible should I read. Is there …

Recently, Helen Pennington sent me a photocopy of a work entitled “His Glorious Appearing,” by Reba McMurry. Chapter 11 expressed something very deep in my …

From: I am Resurrection Life, by William Hinn. “Thomas saith unto Him, Lord, we know not wither thou goest; and how can we know the …