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The Great Worth of the Kingdom

  1. How Valuable the Kingdom Is
  2. How the Kingdom is Acquired
  3. What the Cost of the Kingdom Is
James Slopsema·2015-08-02

According to the two parables, the treasure which each man acquired cost all that they The man who found the hidden treasure sold everything he had to buy the field and its treasure. The merchant who discovered the pearl of great price did the same. He gave everything he had to buy that pearl.

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The Great Worth of the Kingdom

  1. How Valuable The Kingdom Is
  2. How The Kingdom Is Acquired
  3. What The Cost Of The Kingdom Is
James Slopsema·2017-05-07

But that costs dearly, doesn't it? We're going to live the life of the kingdom. We're going to have to part with many things. Careers that we might like to have are going to be closed to us because our Sabbath observance. The way things are going, it may come a time not in too distant future whe

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The Supreme Worth of the Kingdom of Heaven

Daniel Holstege·2024-05-12

Because the gospel is a message of free grace and free justification, free salvation, by grace alone, through faith alone in Christ alone. Christ paid the price. Christ paid it not with corruptible things, Peter says, like silver and gold, but with his own precious blood. He paid the price to pu

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The Christian Buying the Truth

Robert C. Harbach·1983-01-01

To this hard-sell pitch the pilgrims answer, We buy the truth! We buy the Pearl of great price. We buy the Treasure hidden in the field. We will buy the truth at any cost. No price is too dear for it. Buy the truth! That commodity you must buy and never sell, give all for it and never exchange it. I

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The Great Work of The Kingdom

James Slopsema·1987-05-15

Although the kingdom and its salvation are God's free gift in Jesus, they nevertheless have a great price. The man who discovered the treasure hid in the field sold all that he had to buy the field and acquire the treasure he had found. In like manner, the merchant who found the pearl he had been se

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Parables

P. DeBoer·1941-02-01

Compare Joshua 8:20, 21: Matt. 25:18. The second par­able compares the kingdom to a pearl of great price. Pearls in Scripture denote something pre­cious, e.g. in Matt. 7:6: compare also Rev. 21:21. Both these com­parisons emphasize that the things of God’s kingdom are of inestim­able value. How coul

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The Groaning Christian

  1. Groaning
  2. Hopeful
  3. Patient
Rev. Joshua Engelsma·2026-05-10
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Who Can Condemn Us?

  1. The Fact
  2. The Basis
  3. The Comfort
Rev. Joshua Engelsma·2026-05-14
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The Key Power of Preaching

  1. The Faithful Preaching
  2. The Awesome Power
  3. The High Esteem Read: I Thessalonians 2 Text: Lord's Day 31a
Rev. Joshua Engelsma·2026-05-17
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A Personal Evaluation of the Kingdom

  1. Incomparably Precious
  2. Worth a Sacrificial Price
  3. Bringing a Great Gain
Steven Key·2017-10-01

and went and sold all that he had in order that he might buy that field where he had made his find. In the second parable, we see a traveling merchant carrying on his own business. He was a jeweler, a dealer in precious stones. But he was a specialist. whose specialty happened to be dealing in p