In recent issues of The Way Magazine we have considered that the Scripture interprets itself in the verse—right where it is written, and a word or words must be interpreted according to Biblical usage. As workmen of the Word, we must also understand that the words must be in harmony with the verse as well… Continue Reading
One of the ways the Scripture interprets itself in the verse is by way of scripture build-up, or narrative development. One scripture may not tell all the details regarding a section of scripture. Scripture build-up means that several passages of scripture on an identical incident or subject may augment the information given in each other.… Continue Reading
In The Way Ministry we frequently hear this thought-provoking but reassuring statement: “The greatest key to being a workman of the Word is to learn to enjoy reading the Bible.” To learn to enjoy reading the Bible, we must learn to understand it. God in His wisdom tells us very clearly what we need to… Continue Reading
The King James Version of the Bible was completed in 1611, nearly four hundred years ago. And although the truth of the Word of God hasn’t changed, language does change over time. During the time the King James Version was being translated, William Shakespeare also wrote some of his works. Look at this blessing for… Continue Reading
“Don’t forget to sow the seeds,” my husband called out to me as I left the house one Thursday morning. “Absolutely!” I responded. I was excited and encouraged by the abundance of seeds of truth I had with me. Soon, I would have more seeds from God’s Word to sow. I was on my way… Continue Reading
There are many things to be enjoyed in life. I enjoy eating a delicious meal with family and friends, listening to relaxing music at the end of a busy day, and gazing out of a window at a multicolored sunset in the Ohio sky. However, no matter how much I enjoy doing these things, nothing… Continue Reading
When I was growing up, my mom made sure our family had nutritious meals. She saw to it that we had a good breakfast, usually eggs and toast, or cereal with fruit in it. She packed our lunches every day with sandwiches, fruit, and a snack, and we had a great supper when we all… Continue Reading
When I was in elementary school, my parents and teachers realized I was having difficulty reading. My parents contacted a local tutor and drove me to her home every week, where she patiently taught me to read. With her help I actually became a very good reader and developed my ability to recall what I… Continue Reading
Some years ago I learned that my appreciation of a subject was directly related to how much I knew about it. I first realized this when I took on the responsibility to help build an old-fashioned-looking covered bridge, which would span the creek that runs near the Founder’s Home at The Way International Headquarters. As… Continue Reading
Very early on in my quest for a knowledge of God and His Word, I read something by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, the Founding President of The Way International. He wrote, “The one great requirement of every Biblical student is to rightly divide the Word of Truth. The Bible, the Word of God in its… Continue Reading