Editorial

Know Yourself

Self-examination is necessary in order to see our defects in character as they really are. By seeking to know Jesus through the study of His word, our heart is humbled and our soul is expanded, giving it a capacity to find full salvation in the Lamb of God.

“Prisoners of Hope”

Through faith in Christ, our frailty is only temporary. The inspired expression, “prisoners of hope,” refers to a people who will endure to the end, for hope is part of their life.

The Greatest Commandment

Love for God is the sustaining foundation of our obedience to His law. As we seek to understand His infinite grace and amazing sacrifice in our behalf, we are motivated by gratitude.

Insights Into the Hebrew EconomyPart 1 of 2

The Passover liberation symbolizes the work of Christ to free us from the slavery of sin—and the details and timing of Israel’s deliverance from Egypt are significant.

The Purifying of God’s Remnant ChurchPart 2 of 2

By tests, trials, and the straight testimony called forth by the counsel of the True Witness to the Laodiceans, God’s people are refined as gold. The Lord gives the message time to purify the heart from sins that have so long shut out Jesus.

Zealous By Choice

What kind of zeal do we need today? A repentant zeal that presses through darkness to grasp the promises of God for strength to overcome besetting sins and experience moral victory through Christ.

Bridging the Generation Gap

The obstacle of age difference need not trouble our families. The fear of the Lord and the pursuit of His guidance and wisdom can enable us to declare at the end, “Behold, I and the children whom the Lord hath given me” (Isaiah 8:18).

The Outpouring of the Latter Rain

Are we praying for the “refreshing” as wholeheartedly as we should? As we seek God for the Holy Spirit, it will work in us meekness, humbleness of mind, and a conscious dependence upon God for the perfecting latter rain.

Children’s Corner

A Letter To Two Boys

A poignant letter from Ellen G. White written especially to two of her sons, but applicable today as well.