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57. The Sample Kingdom

From: Answers to Correspondents: From Things New and Old 1863-1866

By: Charles Henry Mackintosh

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“Emily.” Matt. 16:28²⁸Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom. (Matthew 16:28) refers to the Transfiguration, which was, as it were, a sample of the coming kingdom of the Son of man.

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Answers to Correspondents: From Things New and Old 1863-1866

• 31. The Greater Works.

• 32. Infant Salvation

• 33. The Utterance of Faith

• 34. The Saints' Rapture

• 35. The House of Rimmon

• 36. Life More Abundantly

• 37. Restoration

• 38. The Unjust Steward

• 39. Woman's Covering

• 40. First Resurrection

• 41. The Lamb's Wife

• 42. The Particular Resurrection

• 43. Dispensational Position

• 44. Free Salvation

• 45. Women Preaching

• 46. The Cleansing Word

• 47. Addressing the Lord Jesus

• 48. The Friends of Jesus

• 49. The Beast of Revelation

• 50. The Church Under Responsibility

• 51. Modest Apparel

• 52. The Cup Which We Bless

• 53. Not Under Law

• 55. Laying up for the Future

• 56. God or Man

• 57. The Sample Kingdom

• 58. Christians and Politics

• 59. Observing of Days

• 60. Preaching Christ

• 61. Christ or Doctrines