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Suffering: God’s Forgotten Gift

Two gifts given to the believer are mentioned by Paul in Philippians 1:29. The first is “to believe on Him.” This is a glorious gift. Every believer has been given this gift from God. Those who possess it may not even fully recognize it as a gift from Him, but indeed faith is God’s wonderful gift to us. Faith is a rich gift from God, but there is also another gift from God to the believer, mentioned by Paul in Philippians 1:29, that is equally as glorious. The second gift is “also to suffer for His sake.” This, too, is a glorious gift. Every believer has been given this gift from God as well, but those who possess it often do not fully recognize it for what it is. Indeed, suffering for His sake similarly is God’s wonderful gift to us.

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“Heaping Coals of Fire”

“Supporting Israel”

“Others Which Have No Hope”

“If Ye Continue in the Faith”


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This brief survey of Paul’s last epistle will reveal that while almost 2000 years have transpired, the condition of the church has remained the same, and indeed has worsened in accordance with Paul’s warning to Timothy. This book is not a call for a re-awakening of “the church,” because it is apparent that this is not Father’s plan. Rather, it is a call to individual men – men whose place in the Christian religious system has left them empty, stagnant, and restless – to awaken to Father’s call to be His faithful servant and stand outside of that system to look for other faithful men as well.

The Church in Ruins:

Brief Thoughts on II Timothy  

by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.

Hosted by

Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.


The author of 16 Bible study books, Clyde has been teaching the Word of God for more than thirty-five years. His life has been dedicated to the recovery and sharing of scriptural truths.

 


If you have a Bible question you’d like to ask, send it to clyde@studyshelf.com

Personal questions will never deal with a public format, but of you have a basic Scripture question that may be of help to others … You may hear it here on our Q&A segment.