Things To Come, A Journal of Biblical Literature: With Special Reference to Prophetic Truth, Vol. 1-12 (1894-1915)

Things to Come, A Journal of Biblical Literature: With Special Reference to Prophetic Truth, and That Blessed Hope, Volumes 1-12 (1984-1915): Containing Editorials, Contributed Articles, Selected Gleanings, Signs of the Times, News, Book Reviews and more. “From all parts of the world we receive the most encouraging letters, showing how opposition has been broken down; how prejudices have been removed; how difficulties have been overcome; how strength has been received; and comfort bestowed by the ministry of God’s Word. When it comes to a Spiritist abandoning the practices of years and burning the Spiritist books (as in Ephesus, Acts xix. 19); when we see a Musician giving up his musical services for spiritual worship; when we hear of zealous sectarians wasting no more time in making a “unity of the body,” but “endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit;” and changing what was a source of strife and contentions for that which is “the bond of peace”; when we find bitter opponents becoming true friends, helping us to build the things they once sought to destroy, we may well feel humbled in the dust at the favour and blessing of our God, and have our hearts filled with praise and our lips with thanksgiving. And, further, when others, unsolicited , make translations of Reprints into French, German, Spanish and Japanese, what can we do but rejoice with joy unspeakable.” Excerpt from Journal Preface to Vol. XI, 1905 “Though primarily dealing with prophetic interpretation, these pages were strong in their defence of Holy Scripture. The editor had satisfied himself that the Bible is the Word of God, and his line of proof carried conviction to the hearts of a host of readers. If he wrote from a point of view that was essentially independent, it was uniformly within the limits of a settled faith in God and full confidence in the inspiration and and accordingly integrity of the Scriptures: and accordingly no hospitality was extended to doubt or unbelief in any shape or form.” Excerpt from Things to Come Journal of Biblical Literature, Vol. XIX, 1913 “The journal supplies a real want. …No other publication can compare with it.” Mr. F. Newth “An Epitome of Prophetic Truth.”