The Pure Truth Restored » Issue 20

Why The Righteous Often Suffer...And What You Can Do About It

Hank Scott — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 17:44:27 +0000

How can truly righteous, humble, innocent people, in our Creator's eyes, suffer so much distress that they must cry out in anguish for relief to their Creator for His intervention, help and salvation?... Being the Creator of all people, our merciful Father in heaven also cares enough for the sinful, wicked and stubbornly rebellious to give them plenty of time, space and experience in which to turn their lives around, repent of their errors, and find His total and absolute forgiveness.

Cancer - The Final Puzzle Solved

Hank Scott — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 17:44:08 +0000

How does cancer originate? From where does cancer arise, and what is the ultimate secret to halting it's progress, reversing cancer's deadly growth, and curing this primary killer? Is cancer truly a disease, or is it actually something far more pernicious, a hidden danger about which most are as ignorant as they are puzzled by its actual nature? What, exactly, is cancer really?

Protecting Yourself and Your Children From Deadly Dangers

Hank Scott — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 17:43:37 +0000

Would you send your child walking anywhere you knew might expose them to a mean attack dog? Would you knowingly go there yourself, without heeding the danger?... If you knew such a danger exists, what kind of parent would you be if you ignored the threat, and allowed your children free access to such an environment?

"Back to Scriptural Basics" Lesson 4 - What Is A Day?

Hank Scott — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 17:43:04 +0000

There are no trivial subjects in scripture. Even the simplest of words are ripe with meaning and significance. For example, WHEN did Moses teach the sabbath should be observed?

All Good Things Must Come To A Beginning

Hank Scott — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 17:42:33 +0000

An Audio Message From the Publisher:

This is Hank Scott, for The Pure Truth Restored...

There is something fundamentally wrong about certain trite, hackneyed, old sayings, yet they persist despite their error. Take the time-worn adage "All good things must come to an end," for instance. Perhaps in the history and view of carnal mortals, ultimately subject to death, this might make a little "sense" -- but is this really true?