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Right Division Pamplet

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The illusion of personal experience, the traditions and sophistry of human reason are snares forged by the Evil One which hinder the child of God in his or her pilgrim journey.

Overview of the pamplet

The pamplet Right Division contains two articles, the Dispensational Frontier by Charles Welch, and The More Excellent Way, by Clifford McLain.  These two articles in our humble opinion, demonstrate the principle of “right division” 2 Timothy 2:15.  These testings of the things which differ are but tools to dispel the illusions of Satan.  In any case, it is the reader’s privilege to taste and see.

Publication Title Author Price (USD) Order RDPUB107 Right-Division pamphlet Charles Welch and Clifford McLain $1.00 You may also view the online order form listing all the publications.

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