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Most Missed the First Advent

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Most Missed the First Advent
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         As we talk about standing firm and remaining faithful, especially in talking about the end of the age, the bottom line is that the Messiah is coming, and we need to watch and be ready. Jesus said nearly those exact words in the most famous prophecy conference ever — the Olivet Discourse. Matthew recorded Jesus’ words in chapters 24 and 25 of his gospel which begins with the disciples asking what were the signs of the end of the age.          For us today, the end of the age ...
Former Editor's Widow Dies

Former Editor's Widow Dies
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         Barbara Jean Tidwell, 83 of Little Rock, passed away Dec. 13. She was the widow of David Tidwell, who served as editor of the Baptist Trumpet for 33 years until his death in 2002. She was a former office manager for the Missions Department of the BMA of America, where she worked for 30 years. She also spent 9 years working with the State of Arkansas in the Department of Finance for...
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