Dr. Colin Gyles speaks on the seventh day Sabbath as a sign that God created the world in six days. By keeping the seventh day Sabbath, one is acknowledging the power of God as the Creator. To do otherwise is to deny the Power. He encourages every soul to be subject to the Higher Power. [...]

All righteousness is summed up in love to God and love to our fellowmen. Love to our fellowmen is the most observable evidence of righteousness, but this love includes not only doing good works but also being harmless towards friends and enemies alike.

This is what conversion is all about. It is a miracle that God performs on the human heart. We cannot change ourselves but God can change us. All we need to do is ask Him.

The history of Job’s experience shows clearly that suffering and destruction are caused by Satan and that he desperately tries to get people to believe that God is the One doing such things.

If Jesus’ teaching and behaviour are truly representative of the Father, then the Father is a pleasant person to relate to, and not someone to be afraid of. What then is the wrath of God?

Those who, perhaps, do not appreciate the power of moral authority have seized upon the action of Jesus in chasing the money changers from the temple in order to make the claim that Jesus employed violence to achieve His purpose.

It might seem idealistic and far removed from reality to expect anyone to be entirely harmless, but Jesus demonstrated this in His responses and teaching over a wide range of cases that affect human experience.

Even the dreaded Mark of the Beast (whatever one might consider it to be) is based on a scheme in which violence and coercion is used to impose a particular form of religious observance.

Another consideration is that sometimes we genuinely think that we are right and it is only when we back down and look again at the disputed matter that we realize that we were wrong.

This second manifestation of love (that is, being harmless to others) is greatly emphasized throughout the Scriptures, even though many persons seem to overlook it.