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Bible Student’s Radio is dedicated to the - promotion of Bible study - encouragement of the believer’s growth in grace - recovery of truth that has too long been hidden under the veils of traditionalism, prejudice, misunderstanding and fear. Bible Student’s Radio is not connected with any "Church," "Movement," "Organization," "Society," "Mission," or any other separate body of believers, but is sent forth to and for all of God’s saints.

08/09/2026

God’s Fatherhood

This word [Father], as now, unlocked all mysteries, solved all problems, and explained all the enigmas of time and eternity. Holding God as Father, punishment was held to be remedial, and therefore restorative, and final recovery from sin universal. It was only when the Father was lost sight of in the judge and tyrant, under the baneful reign of Augustinianism, the Deity was hated, and that Catholics transferred to Mary, and later, Protestants gave to Jesus that supreme love that is due alone to the Universal Father. For centuries in Christendom … the Fatherhood of God was a lost truth, and most of the worst errors of the modern creeds are due to that single fact, more than to all other causes.

by J.W. Hanson (1823-1901)

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05/09/2026

Mr. Roger's Note

God, being rich in mercy, because of His vast love with which He loves us (Ephesians 2:4, CV).

After Fred Rogers’ death his wife found a handwritten note in his billfold that read, “I’ve never met anyone I couldn’t love if I heard their story.”

With that profound thought in mind, how can we not know that our amazing Creator loves us all? He knows all of our stories – He wrote our stories!

Is it reasonable to imagine that He doesn’t love us all? He has plans for each of us which includes the resurrection of all, as Paul declares in Acts 24:15,

And have hope toward God, which they themselves also allow, that there shall be a resurrection of the dead, both of the just and unjust.

By Mike Owens

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03/09/2026

The Salvation of the Whole Human Race

The salvation of the whole human race is what God proposed in the creation. It is what Christ came into the world to effect, and for the accomplishment of which he was given all needed power in heaven and earth. To this end he died the death of the cross, and thus tasted death for every man; and I submit that such self-sacrificing love cannot suddenly cool, or readily give over to endless torment souls for which it thus willingly suffered. I should be ashamed of myself, if, believing in God and in Christ, I still feared their ultimate failure in this great work of redemption, whose history fills the Bible.

By Thomas J. Sawyer (1804-1899)

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02/09/2026

We've Been Thinking Too Small

The revelation of the plērōma liberates the heart from small religious thinking.

Many believers spend their lives focused only on personal salvation, earthly morality, or escaping judgment. Yet Paul lifts our eyes far higher.

The Father’s purpose encompasses the entire universe.

Christ is destined to head up all things in heaven and on earth. The Ecclesia shares in that administration as His complement.

This expands our vision beyond narrow religious concerns into the breathtaking immensity of God’s cosmic purpose.

We begin realizing that grace is larger than we imagined.

Love is deeper than we imagined.

Christ is greater than we imagined.

The Gospel is not merely about rescue. It is about fullness.

by Mark Peters

Excerpted from: The Pleroma: Paul’s “Lost” Teaching

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29/08/2026

An Exemplary Attitude of Grace

Addressing the character of the publication Unsearchable Riches, Vladimir Gelesnoff, in volume 1, wrote that, while the aim was the “recovery of truth,” they were seeking “to state the truth as God gives it to us, without wounding the feelings of those who may hold differing views.”

Speaking of fellowship he wrote, “We seek to cultivate fellowship, irrespective of denominational affiliations.”

Vladimir Gelesnoff (1877-1921)

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28/08/2026

Love Never Fails

Those three words summarize the entire purpose of God. If God truly is love, then love cannot ultimately be defeated by sin, rebellion, ignorance or death.

Human love often fails, because it is limited, conditional, fearful or self-centered. But divine love is different. It suffers long. It is kind. It seeks not its own. It endures all things. It never fails.

This means that God does not abandon His creation halfway through the story. He does not surrender vast portions of humanity to endless ruin while calling the outcome victory. The triumph of Christ is greater than the fall of Adam.

Scripture consistently points toward restoration, reconciliation and consummation. Christ came to seek and to save the lost. He came to destroy the works of the adversary. He came to bring life more abundantly.

At the end of the ages, every enemy is subdued, death itself is abolished, and God becomes All in all. Love reaches its intended goal.

The story ends, not with endless despair, but with universal reconciliation under the headship of Christ.

by Arthur P. Adams (1848-1920)

Excerpted from: The Divine Reconciliation of the Universe

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27/08/2026

“Done” Takes Away “Do”

“Do,” “Do,” we hear on every hand, and how seldom do we hear “Done.” Thank God, in a world of so many unfinished things there is one thing finished. “It is finished” – the work of the Savior is finished, said He who did it, and no one yet has ever been able to point out an unfinished thing in that redemption work …

The “done” takes away the “do.” “Do” means human endeavor, “Done” means Divine accomplishment. “Do” is possible to man, “Done” is alone possible with God. “Do” satisfies the flesh, “Done” is grasped by faith. “Do” is the exercise of human energy, “Done” is the display of the Divine initiative.

W. Leon Tucker (1871-1934)

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23/08/2026

Bigger and Better

We have to tell people the good news: the good news that God is even better than we thought, that the gospel is better than we realized; that their thoughts of God have been too small, too unworthy … that the truly good news is bigger and better and more powerful than the conventional news they’ve been believing and preaching.

Brian McLaren

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22/08/2026

The Ultimate Goal is Completion

The ultimate goal of all things is not endless division, but completion.

The All in all stands at the center of God’s purpose.

The Ecclesia participates in this glorious movement toward fullness. Chosen in Christ before the disruption of the world, believers are destined for participation in the reconciliation and completion of creation itself.

The story of Scripture moves steadily toward consummation, unity, and divine fullness.

The plērōma is the language of completion.

By Charles H. Welch (1880-1967)

Excerpted from: The Pleroma: Paul’s “Lost” Teaching

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19/08/2026

Things Which Were “Out of an Installment” Have Been “Discarded”

… For out of an instalment are we knowing, and out of an instalment are we prophesying. Now whenever maturity may be coming, that which is out of an instalment shall be discarded … (I Corinthians 13:8-11, CV).

Because of Paul’s message of God’s conciliation to mankind, both those who were once near (but separated by a cloud) and those who were far off, now have access, through our Lord Jesus Christ, into the very presence of God. God no longer dwells in a man-made temple, but His spirit homes in human hearts, in close communion with each believer. Those things which were “out of an instalment” have now been “discarded.” With Paul’s perfection epistles “maturity” has been reached. Where, at the time first Corinthians was written, they observed by means of a mirror, in an enigma, yet now it is possible to view face to face and recognize according as we are recognized also (I Corinthians 13:8-12). In spirit we are face to face with God, our Father, right now! There are no clouds in between.

A.E. Knoch (1874-1965)

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