Practica Prophetica

There was an ancient church in Britain, established around the time of the Apostles. For hundreds of years this church grew and developed, and sent missionaries throughout the Ireland and the British Isles, and further into Western Europe. Eventually, the church of Rome, unable to endure a Christian group that was not under her direct … Continue reading How the Gospel Came to Britain

Edward Irving was invited by the London Missionary Society, in 1824, to preach one of their anniversary sermons. Normally, this would be an occasion where the minister was expected to present to donors the worthiness and needs of the Missionary Society. Irving saw it as a divine call to investigate the Bible teaching about the … Continue reading For Missionaries After the Apostolical School

These six studies are from the 2013 International Seminar in Germany. When the Israelites were coming into the Promised Land, they had a chance to go through the land of Edom, the descendants of Jacob’s brother, Esau. The miraculous supply of water stopped, because a new door of opportunity had opened: to trade with the … Continue reading Winning the Edomites

These five studies are from the 2010 International Seminar in Germany. Daniel and Ezra are considered as examples of people who took an active interest in the work of God. The principles of Christ’s work when the Saviour ministered during his earthly sojourn are covered. These same principles are to be the foundation of the … Continue reading Building an Institution

These nine studies are from the 2009 International Seminar, which was held in South Africa. The missionary work by which the gospel will go to all the world in the final warning (of Revelation 14 and 18) is to be practical in nature: combining healing and teaching, just as the Saviour did when He was … Continue reading Practical Missionary Work in the Last Days