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Our Faithful God Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God’ Rom 10:17. It is therefore important to read the word of God, meditate on the word of God, study the word of God, and in your … Continue reading →

IV. I propose in the fourth and last place, to suggest some SAFEGUARDS and treatment against the dangers of the present day—the yeast of the Pharisees and the yeast of the Sadducees. I feel that we all need more and … Continue reading →

And now comes the question, Did not our Lord Jesus Christ have good reason to give this warning? I appeal to all who know anything of Church history—was there indeed not a cause? I appeal to all who remember what … Continue reading →

A Stern Warning from J C Ryle “Be careful,” Jesus said to them. “Be on your guard against the yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees!” Matthew 16:6 Every word spoken by the Lord Jesus is full of deep instruction for … Continue reading →

God’s Faithfulness (The sole purpose of putting up this article is to prove the faithfulness of God by the wonderful testimony of Pablito. Our God is the true and living God, and He never forsakes His children who trust in … Continue reading →

Warmthis two frozen hands arounda mug of hot steamingcoffee, early morningchillness crawling up your skin; is coming in from coldpouring rain drenched wet,towelled andwrapped snug before a stove,crackling aroma of corn; is a sun-shiny cosy-warmfeeling you get whena girl smiles … Continue reading →

The nail-cutter I useTo clip my nailsIs of Korean steel.It never fails. It can snip not only nails,But even fingers.So sharp those edges!The pain still lingers. The razor I useTo shave my beardIs a German Merkur;And as I feared It … Continue reading →

Boyhood memoriesOf a school with tree-filledWide open spacesWhere we would play ‘Kings and Queens’With a rubber ball,Dodging to avoid being hitAnd becoming ‘It’. Playing cricket before classes began,(And during interval and lunch –Such was our passion!)Trying to build up big … Continue reading →

Through the window ofA baby’s eyesA budding roseI saw, But in the heartOf a grown-up manI feltIts crooked claw. TAN PRATONIX

The Great Bear in the October skyFocuses his seven eyesUpon the world below. Somewhere in the LanguedocA caravan with plodding horseStops dead;Time silent in the ruins ofA Roman amphitheatre;The water of an aqueduct still flows.Someone laughs,The fires leap,And dancers gather … Continue reading →