Our Day
by OpenStories
Original author: William Ambrose Spicer
"Our Day" by William Ambrose Spicer is a religious narrative that was written in the early 20th century. This work delves into the themes of prophecy and divine promises, especially concerning the future of mankind as seen through the lens of biblical scripture. It appears that the author aims to illuminate the relevance of prophetic words for contemporary readers, encouraging a deep reflection on spiritual truths and the hope of salvation. The opening of the book sets the stage for an exploration of the significance of scripture in understanding current and future events. Spicer emphasizes the Bible's role as a living document that speaks to humanity's condition and offers guidance amid chaos and uncertainty. He reflects on historical prophecies and their fulfillments to establish a framework for understanding modern occurrences, asserting that the prophecies contained in the Bible are insightful for recognizing the current state of affairs and the anticipated return of Christ. The reader is invited to consider the active presence of divine prophecy as a source of hope and direction in daily life.
Our Day, by William Ambrose Spicer. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #18503.
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14 Chapters
- 1.Front Matter557 words
- 2.Foreword (1)8,576 words
- 3.Foreword (2)3,124 words
- 4.Part I1,410 words
- 5.Part II10,338 words
- 6.Part I1,758 words
- 7.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (1)8,528 words
- 8.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (2)8,529 words
- 9.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (3)8,671 words
- 10.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (4)8,628 words
- 11.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (5)8,669 words
- 12.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (6)8,479 words
- 13.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (7)8,212 words
- 14.Part II: The Fourth Kingdom and the "Little Horn" (8)1,418 words