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Ian Hamilton

Reporter · GB

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Aug 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Ian Hamilton | Comment | now this... Date posted: 30 Aug 2026

    Faith’s submissiveness (opens the original)

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    It is the easiest thing in the world to say, “The Lord gives, and the Lord takes away, blessed be the name of the Lord”, when all is well with you and yours. When life is sweet, when your children are trusting in Christ, when your church is united and loving, when your spouse loves and cherishes you, when your health is fine, when your job is secure, it is not hard to sing “Whate’er my God ordains is right”. But when life is hard, when you lose your job, when you are disappointed in love, when c

  2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Ian Hamilton | Features | now this... Date posted: 4 Aug 2026

    Living in a hostile world (opens the original)

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    The Bible is full of remarkable statements. One of the most remarkable is 1 Peter 1v17. Peter is instructing Christians how to live in an essentially Godless, anti-Christian society. He writes: “Honour everyone. Love the brothers. Fear God. Honour the emperor”. This is surely remarkable. Love the brothers and fear God we can readily understand; but honour “everyone” and especially “the emperor”? The emperor in question was probably Nero, the fanatically anti-Christian megalomaniac. Honour him? G

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Ian Hamilton | Comment | now this... Date posted: 8 Jul 2026

    When darkness is your only friend (opens the original)

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    God assures us that His written Word is not only absolutely reliable, it is also profitable: “All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable” (2 Tim. 3v16). All Scripture is profitable. Not some of it, not most of it, but all of it. This is wonderfully reassuring... until you read a passage like Psalm 88. Stop reading now and read the Psalm. From beginning to end, Ps. 88 is unremittingly bleak. The Psalmist is “full of troubles”, he is a man with “no strength”, all his companions shun him, God’s w

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