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Search Magazine #255 (August/September 2026)
A wide variety of interesting and helpful articles by different authors.
David had been a great warrior throughout his life, but Solomon was to have peace throughout his 40-year reign. This book brings before the reader some of the things which occupied Solomon during that time.
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What did Peter feel like when, at his third denial, his eyes met those of Christ? And what did he feel like when three times Christ asked him if he loved Him - but was it the same question each time? Any why did Christ tell Peter three times to look after His sheep?
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John the Baptist: His life, teaching and impact
New Testament history does not open with Gabriel visiting Mary. Rather Gabriel is in the Jerusalem temple, telling an old priest, Zechariah, he and his wife are to have a son, who is to go before the Lord “in the spirit and power of Elijah”.
This child was to be filled with the Holy Spirit, even from his mother’s womb, and was to turn many of the children of Israel to the Lord their God. So it is not surprising when he was born the neighbours asked “What then will this child be?” This book answers that question.
It also deals with issues such as ... Was John the Baptist Elijah? ... and ... Conditional Prophecies.
OBT YouTube Bible Studies
Face to Face with Jesus
Study 1: Part 1: Jesus and John the Baptist Part 2: Jesus and Satan
Could there be two more different people than John the Baptist and Satan? Jesus said of John "among those born of women there is no one greater than John" but how would we describe Satan? The lowest of the low? Here we have two very good studies from which we can learn a lot.
This Month's Features
FREE - A STUDY GUIDE TO THE BOOK OF JOB
The Book of Job is important, but it is not easy to read. This study guide provides three, shorts outlines of Job which give the reader a good overview. A fourth, extended outline, gives an ideal way of reading through Job in sections.
Then there is an excellent article looking at suffering by comparing Job and Solomon.
No. 5: Job's defence of himself, and Elihu's disagreement of that defence.
Job first defends himself against the comments and criticisms of his three friends, but then … Elihu appears on the scene. He reproaches Job for what Job has just said in his defence, but is Elihu correct in what he says? And has he been fair to Job?
This is a book which deals with both the problem of the ages (suffering) and the deep things of God.
The book of Job has little appeal to the majority of Christians. Consequently little is known of it apart from the odd quote such as, “I know that my Redeemer lives” (19:25) and that it is about the suffering of a righteous man.
However, in short compass, the author gives an excellent over-view and brings out the main features of this very early book.
