Eric D. Syme
ERIC D. SYME, Religion and Biblical Language Department, Pacific Union College
Articles by Eric D. Syme
Open-air Preaching in England
August 1947
Although we are told that Jesus preached in the synagogues, it is certain that His greatest preaching and teaching took place in the open air. That greatest of all sermons was delivered upon a mountainside. As…
What Christ Risked for the Sabbath
December 1955
[Each weekday morning the General Conference family gathers in our chapel for a fifteen-minute worship before taking up the duties of the day. Recently Eric Syme, who for a number of years engaged in evangelistic labors in England and who…
Christ and the Law
December 1955
In the hour of their victory the people of God "sing the song of Moses the servant of God, and the song of the Lamb" (Rev. 15:3). There is a certain added interest to this fact in view…
Outstanding Religious Trends of 1955
February 1956
Dr. Wand, Bishop of London, expressed himself more wittily than wisely when he said that there were three things wrong with the Evanston Conference of 1954. "Too much American money, too much German theology,…
The Changing Face of Theology
April 1957
The intellectual climate of the later nineteenth century was saturated by the evolutionary conception. It would be a mistake to consider that it was the strength of the scientific evidences produced that gained…
The Sabbath--New Concepts on its Importance
September 1966
A SYNAGOGUE, still in the northern province of Galilee, for it was dangerous for Jesus to work in Judea, was the setting of the next incident. A man in the congregation had a withered arm. Among the congregation also were the usual watchers…
The Sabbath--New Concepts on its Important
August 1966
WHILE listening to a sermon by E. E. Heppenstall I was particularly impressed by one statement he made. He emphasized that we do not need to reorient or reshape our message as much as we need to approach the essential categories of that…