G. D. Keough
Bible Teacher, Newbold Missionary College, England
Articles by G. D. Keough
World's Penchant for Peace
July 1946
The world's greatest need today is for peace. Two terribly devastating wars in the past thirty years have brought many nations to bankruptcy and ruin, with starvation staring them in the face, and they need peace in which…
Catholics Capitalize Publicity
June 1946
Publicity, it is said, is the life of trade. The best merchandise in the world may rot in the warehouse if the attention of the potential purchasers is not called to it, while the worst of materials may find a ready market when put attractively…
Will Europe Unite?
December 1948
Of all the Bible prophecies, there is none more simple and clear than that of the second chapter of Daniel. With a few master strokes the prophet there outlines the history of the world for a period of over 2,500…
The Sinlessness of the Sin Bearer
October 1963
It is an amazing story. "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners" (1 Tim. 1:15). God sent Him into the world not "to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved" (John 3:17). God…
Was Job's Experience Necessary?
September 1963
The book of Job is the record of one godly man's experience, but it has significance for all men. The realities of life that are illumined by the story are of such importance that it should…
The Priesthood of Jesus
August 1963
No believing Christian would dispute the fact that Jesus was crucified for our sins some 1,930 years ago, in the reign of the Roman em-peror, Tiberius Caesar (Luke 3:1). There are prophecies of His birth (Isa.…
God's Power to Pardon and Forgive
June 1966
AMONG the many wonderful promises of God to men is the promise that when He has forgiven them their sins and written His law in their minds and hearts, He will remember their sin no more (Jer. 31:33, 34). God assures them that He will blot…
The Cleansing of the Sanctuary
January 1962
[This unsolicited article from a veteran Bible teacher will provoke thought on a subject of interest to our readers. We print it in the interest of objective study in an area that is at once both vital and, in the hands of the immature student,…
Divine Forgiveness
May 1961
* Elder G. D. Keough spent many years in the Middle East and in this article reveals the Mohammedan's concept of God's attribute of forgiveness.
THROUGHOUT the Moslem world, from Morocco to Manila, and from Ankara to Zanzibar, one…
The Sanctuary
October 1969
THE ordinances of the sanctuary were given to Israel because transgression and the worship of idols had so perverted their concept of God that they no longer saw the sinfulness of sin. They had become like the idols they worshiped (Eze. 20:5-8;…
The Importance of Balance in Doctrine
February 1960
IN MATTERS of doctrine there is no greater or more subtle danger than that of overemphasizing some statement of Scripture; or of placing an undue prominence on one phase of a subject, for which there is textual basis; or of putting in…
"Lightened With His Glory"
September 1973
WE HAVE long looked for ward to the time when the earth shall be lightened with the glory of the angel with the last message of mercy to the world (Rev. 18:1). That message is simply a call to come out of Babylon, for the last plagues are…