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MacDuff John Prophet of Fire

Posted on February 16, 2023February 16, 2023 by wlue777

MacDuff John Prophet of Fire is about the life and times of Elijah, with lessons learned from his life and ministry.

MacDuff Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains v2

Posted on February 14, 2023January 13, 2023 by wlue777

MacDuff Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains v2 of 17 chapters reviews different lives of Old and New Testament saints: Abraham, Jacob, Joshua, Eli, Samuel, Barzillai, David, Abiram & Segub, Jehoiada, Elisha, Manasseh, Simeon, John the Baptist, Lot’s Wife, Widow of Nain, Jesus, Stephen.

MacDuff, John – Rest and Refreshment in the Valleys (70 days)

Posted on July 1, 2021January 12, 2023 by wlue777

This volume is intended for the comfort and refreshment for God’s own children of sorrow Canaan, but in the wilderness. Pilgrims of eternity! weary and travel-worn, fainting under the burden and fear of the day

MacDuff, John – Paul Song of Songs – Romans 8

Posted on June 22, 2019January 12, 2023 by wlue777

Paul Song of Songs Paul Song of Songs MacDuff, John – Paul Song Of Songs – Romans 8 (wlue777) Gbk MacDuff-John-Paul-Song-of-Songs-Romans-8-wlue777.gbk_.twm 0.1 MiB 272 Downloads Details Author:MacDuff, J. Category:Devotional Works […]

MacDuff, John – Memories of Bethany

Posted on February 28, 2019January 12, 2023 by wlue777

MEMORIES OF BETHANY Memories of Bethany By John MacDuff To mourners in Zion, with whom Bethany has ever been a name consecrated to sorrow, these memories are inscribed. By John […]

MacDuff, J – Memories of Olivet

Posted on January 17, 2019January 12, 2023 by wlue777

Memories of Olivet is a devotional work by MacDuff, president of a Christian College in the 1870s. His devotions are around events in the life of Christ.

MacDuff Devotional2

Posted on December 12, 2017January 12, 2023 by wlue777

Daily Devotion from the Works of John MacDuff MacDuff2 Dev MacDuff2.dev_.twm 2.2 MiB 185 Downloads Details Author:MacDuff, John Category:Devotional Works Date:December 10, 2017

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pc01 Should a Christian celebrate Halloween? We expose Halloween (and Day of the Dead) as Catholic conventions intended to bring people into the Catholic traditions, customs, and finally beliefs.
Topics: Satanic Roots of Halloween | Dead human beings cannot return to the earth except as God commands them. | Are these things real? | Why Good Christians don’t Celebrate Halloween | God commands us to stay far away from the occult.
Excerpt from the Tract: There is no reason why any Christian should celebrate this pagan holiday based on witchcraft, demonism, and other satanic roots which Catholicism has incorporated into its structure.
But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea. Matthew 18:6 For the unsaved, they will be in the torments of hell until the judgment when they will be cast into the lake of fire, even though they would greatly like to leave their torture.
In Luke 16:19-31 , God presents us with the reality of these things. The rich man died without Christ and for as much as he wanted to come back even for a moment to the land of the living, the story is clear that that is totally impossible and there is no escape from where they have nor peace for their souls, much less a return to earth.
2 Cor 5:8 teaches us that for the believer, there is an absence from the body at death which immediately places us with the Lord. The true believer will never leave the presence of God from that point on, and he will not return to earth until Jesus comes for his saints in the rapture.
Read the Tract: pc01 Should a Christian celebrate Halloween?.