Hamilton Smith was known for his clear, concise, and
most importantly, doctrinally sound Christ-centered
writings. In this book he explores various aspects of the
Church of God. He does not turn to tradition, history, or to
the teachings of men but rather to the Word of God. This
is most necessary when looking at this subject in light of
all the clashing opinions and sects of Christianity.
The author looks at:
• The Church in Actual Existence
• The Church in the Counsels of God
• The Church in the Ways of God
• The Church as Administered by Paul
• The Church as the House of God According to the
Mind of God
• The Church as the House of God in the Hands of Men
• The Church as the Body of Christ
• The Church in a Day of Ruin
Christ’s presence is promised to two or three gathered to
His Name (Matthew 18:20). What do these words of the
Lord Jesus signify ? The promise is given to “two or three,”
words which, of course, applied to the brightest day of the
Church’s history, but adapt themselves so blessedly for a
day of weakness when the numbers gathered to His Name
in any given place may be reduced to the smallest possible
number. This is the blessed resource for all believers in a
day which we live.
The reader will be encouraged as he reads this book,
despite all the failure of men—Christ’s words and promise
remains true.