Essential Baptist Principles_™
As taught in the Holy Scriptures
May 1, 2005

Selected Articles

• Special People? Hence, if the Lord has singled us out His, for special favors, we may also expect that the world will single us out for its special contempt. by Elder Ralph Harris

• Acknowledge Him  Proverbs 3:6, The clear implication is that if we do not acknowledge Him in all our ways, then we cannot expect Him to direct our paths.  by Elder Ralph Harris

• Exhortation to stay in Old Paths Some have even gotten ashamed of the old doctrine of grace and have assayed to lift us up out of the old ruts, and put us on a high plane of prosperity. by Elder T. S. Dalton (Bit and Pieces #453 by Ralph Harris)

• Chosen in Him  He neither lived for the multitudes nor did He die for the multitudes but He died for those chosen in Him before the world began.  by Elder Marty Hoogasian

• Separate thyself    'let there be no strife for we are brethren. Is not the whole land before thee? SEPARATE thyself I pray thee from me' by Elder Marty Hoogasian

• Poem  'View of Lord on Cross'

• Hymn  'God Mysterious way '

Acknowledgement of God -  I plead the first

Notable Quotes: “The first and most important lesson for a poor sinner to learn before he will ever have a right conception of God and acknowledge the justice of His ways, and before he will ever appreciate and rejoice in the glorious theme of discriminating grace, he must be taught to see his own depraved condition. And this is something that man cannot teach. If a man has leaned this lesson, then he has been taught of God, and is in a good condition to be taught about God.” Elder T. L. Webb Sr. from his book “Little things”