| Isaiah 25:1 | Vol. 4.01January 2012
 | 
	
		| THE REIGN OF THE 
		LORD IN ZION – The News of Life. Obadiah 21
 | 
	
		| 
			
				
					| 
					Prepare the 
					Table, Watch in the Watchtower, Eat, Drink ... 
					Isaiah 21:5 |  | 
 
 
This is a monthly Christian 
Newsletter and hereby state the object of its publication: That we are living in 
the last days — the end of the 
Gospel age; as well as the dawning of the long prayed for Kingdom of Christ in 
power; are facts not only discernible by the close Student of the word, led by 
the Spirit; but the outward signs recognizable by the world, bear the same 
testimony: And we are desirous that the “household of Faith” be fully awake. Not 
only help awaken but to assist them to “put on the whole Armor of God that they 
may be able to stand in this evil day”. And beside all this, that giving all 
diligence, they add to their Faith, Virtue, and to virtue, Knowledge, 
Self-control, Patience, Godliness, brotherly Kindness, and Love; whom trust in 
the merit of Christ’s Sacrifice for the world. Luke 21:36; Matt. 6:10; Eph.6:13; 
2 Peter 1:4-11
Subscription:
We encourage the sincere and honest 
ones, sensing the demands of the hour, to subscribe for this free monthly 
publication, stating clearly their addresses. Given the Newsletter is free, 
subscription fee is the exact cost of postage (stamp and envelope) by Uganda 
post office; and these are the postage fees stated per year: Uganda sh.10,800, 
Kenya sh.900, Tanzania sh.14,200 and Rwanda F.10,800. 
All payment by cash should be 
posted to our address. However, a sincere person of God who cannot afford the 
postage fee, please write to us stating the fact, so by the Lord’s providence 
you may be added to the list of the poor for us to continue sending you this 
publication. 
 
THE CALL OF THE CHURCH
 
      
The Jewish priests were taken from 
amongst their fellows and especially ordained, or set apart, for their work to 
represent their people before God, offering for them both their gifts and their 
sacrifices for sins. In this arrangement the priests were able to sympathize 
with the people, because they were subject to the same weaknesses and also had 
need of the forgiveness of their own sins. But even amongst these imperfect, 
blemished, sinful priests, who needed to make offerings for their own sins, none 
was allowed to take this office of himself. God must call him to the office. 
Thus it was with Aaron. God called him to be the head priest. So, the Apostle 
points out, it must be with the antitypical priests on a higher plane. Christ, 
the High Priest spiritual, and his elect Church, the Royal Priesthood on the 
spirit plane, must also be called of God. They could not assume the office 
otherwise. “Christ did not glorify himself to make himself a High Priest.” God 
honored him in this way, however, saying to him in the prophecy of the Psalms, 
“Thou art My Son; this day have I begotten Thee”; and again, “Thou art a Priest 
forever after the Order of Melchizedek.” —Psalm 2:7, 110:4.  
MANY CALLED, FEW CHOSEN
There was a great multitude on the shore who heard the Lord’s teachings, but not 
to all of them did his message come with the same force and to the same end 
(Math. 4:18-22). Only a few were specially chosen and called. Doubtless there 
were elementary conditions in the hearts of these four disciples that 
constituted them the ones ready and worthy to receive the special message. There 
may have been Israelites indeed in the multitude on the shore who were not yet 
ripe for the special invitation of discipleship, just as these same four who now 
forsook all to follow the Lord had been with him more or less for about a year, 
yet had not until now reached the place where they were ready to forsake all. 
All down through the Gospel age the Lord’s invitations have been extended 
chiefly to those in the humbler walks of life — not many great, not many rich, 
not many wise, not many learned, not many noble, hath God chosen, but the mean 
things of the world, the things not esteemed — mainly the poor of this world 
rich in faith. (1 Cor. 1:26-28; James 2:5). The Lord’s dealing is practically 
the same with all. He does not invite them at first to a full consecration, but 
rather gives them leading and instruction along lines of justification, and 
after they have grown in knowledge to some degree they have the privilege of 
forsaking all to be his special disciples, to be fishers of men. 
One difficulty with Christians, in general, of all denominations is that this 
second step of full consecration is rarely brought to their attention. Under the 
false teaching that it is a question respecting heaven or hell that they must 
decide between, the majority seem to feel satisfied that if they are reasonably 
decent, reasonably honest, they will escape eternal torment, and are not 
ambitious beyond this. They thus claim themselves to be, and are reckoned by 
others as disciples of Christ, whereas in reality they still belong to the 
multitude who hear with more or less of joy and bear witness to the wonderful 
words proceeding from the Lord’s mouth, but who fail to attain the position of 
special disciples, not appreciating and not taught that to be the Lord’s 
disciples we must “take up our cross and follow him.” O, how necessary to the 
saints is the Truth! How wonderful the Lord’s words, “Sanctify them through your 
truth, your Word is truth!” Error can never sanctify, and in proportion as it is 
mixed in our minds with the Truth, to that extent is the latter diluted and 
lacking in power. 
TERMS OF DISCIPLESHIP TO FOLLOW CHRIST 
1.   Then said Jesus 
unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, 
and take up his cross, and follow me.  (Math. 16:24)
DENY HIMSELF/ Forsaking ALL to follow Christ.
The important thing decided at the moment and decided positively and permanently 
was that they accepted the Lord’s invitation to enter the Father’s service with 
him — fishing on a higher and grander scale, for men — gathering them into the 
Gospel net, with a view to their ultimate glorification as New Creatures in 
Christ and participants with him in the glory, honor, and immortality of his 
Kingdom soon to be established. Let us each remember the importance of a 
positive decision respecting our consecration to the Lord, our acceptance of 
service under him as our Master and Captain. Let us then as wisely as possible 
arrange life’s affairs so as to be without carefulness respecting earthly things 
that we may the more readily and more completely give all of our time and energy 
to the most important of all works, the service of God, tidings of great joy for 
all people. 
With these, however, it is necessary that there be a forsaking of boats and 
fishing tackle, etc., in the heart from the moment that a full consecration is 
made to the Lord. We cannot serve God and Mammon. We cannot have two objects in 
life, both equally prominent to our attention. The Lord will not have it so with 
those who are to be his joint-heirs in the Kingdom. This class must appreciate 
the privilege of fellowship in his labor, sufferings and hopes of glory to such 
an extent that their hearts will no longer be in the ordinary affairs of life, 
their ambitions will no longer be for wealth or name or fame from the world’s 
standpoint. All such ambitions and hopes we must “forsake” if we would be his 
disciples. He must be first, joint-heirship with him must be our ambition; 
otherwise our hearts would not be in a condition that would be pleasing to the 
Lord or that would not be single for his service; we would be of the kind 
described as double minded, unstable in all our works and ways — James 1:8. 
Undoubtedly this is a difficulty with a large number of those who have named the 
name of Christ and professed consecration to him and his service.
“So likewise, whosoever he be of you that forsaketh not all that he has, he 
cannot be my disciple.” 
— Luke 14:33. To be a disciple of Christ signifies much more, both in the way of 
responsibility and of advantage, than many seem to think. Our Lord’s words are 
very explicit in defining the terms of discipleship to be nothing less than a 
full, complete consecration of all that we have (Deny yourself) and are to him 
who has bought us with his own precious blood. It must be a consecration to 
daily cross bearing and to following in the footsteps of Christ, even unto 
death. 
2.  Hear the terms: “He 
that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me: and he that 
loveth son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me. And he that taketh not 
his cross, and followeth after me, is not worthy of me.”  (Math. 10:37-38).
The terms are too plain to be misunderstood. They signify nothing less than, as 
Paul expresses it, the presenting of our bodies a living sacrifice, holy and 
acceptable to God, which is our reasonable service. (Rom. 12:1) No one of those 
failing to do this is recognized of the Lord as his disciple, or enjoys the 
privileges of that relationship; and, further, only those who do this 
intelligently and freely are accepted of Him. That the Lord would not have any 
one take upon himself the responsibilities of this relationship without due 
deliberation and forethought, is shown by his reasoning on the subject, saying, 
“For which of you, intending to build a tower, sits not down first and counts 
the cost, whether he hath sufficient to finish it? lest haply, after he has laid 
the foundation, and is not able to finish it, all that behold it begin to mock 
him, saying, this man began to build, and was not able to finish. Or what king, 
going to make war against another king, sits not down first and consults whether 
he be able with ten thousand to meet him that comes against him with twenty 
thousand. And if not, while the other is yet a great way off, he sends an 
embassy and desires conditions of peace.” — Luke 14:28-32. 
3.  Then said Jesus to those Jews which believed on him, If ye continue in my 
word, then are you my disciples indeed; And you shall know the truth, and 
the truth shall make you free.  (John 8:31-32)
          The Lord’s expression — “disciples indeed” — implies a distinction 
between real and merely nominal disciples. And since we desire to continue to be 
his real, sincere disciples, let us mark the expressed condition: “If you 
continue in my word, then are you my disciples indeed.” The hypocrisy of 
merely nominal discipleship is an abomination to the Lord. It is a blessed thing 
to take the first step in the Christian life — that of belief in and acceptance 
of Christ as our Redeemer and Lord; but the reward of this step depends entirely 
upon our continuance in His Word, in the attitude of true disciples. It is not 
difficult to do this, yet the disposition of human pride is to wander away from 
the simplicity of divine truth and to seek out new theories and philosophies of 
our own, or to pry into those of other men, who desire to be considered wise and 
great according to this world’s estimate. 
The reward of continued discipleship is, “You shall know the truth” — not that 
we shall be “ever seeking and never coming to a knowledge of the truth” (2 Tim. 
3:7). Here is the mistake that many make: failing to continue in the Word of the 
Lord, they delve into various human philosophies which ignore or pervert the 
Word of the Lord and set up opposing theories. There is no promise, to those who 
seek for truth among these, that they shall ever find it. And they never do. 
Divine truth is never found except in the divinely appointed channels: and those 
channels are the Lord and the apostles and prophets. To continue in the doctrine 
set forth in their inspired writings, to study and meditate upon them, to trust 
implicitly in them, and to faithfully conform our characters to them, is what is 
implied in continuing in the Word of the Lord.
4.  
God is a Spirit: and they that worship him MUST worship him in spirit and 
in TRUTH.  (John 4:24)
“Sanctify them through your truth: Your word is TRUTH.”  (John 17:17 MKJV). The 
66 books of the Bible are the Truth and not men's theories or creed books!  
Proverbs 20:27 NIV— 
“The lamp of the LORD searches the SPIRIT of a man; it searches out his inmost 
being.” The inner most being of a man being his heart or mind!
 
HAVE YOU FOUND THE TRUTH?
l  
Are you among the lost 
— 
from the word of God, that the dead St. John or holy Mary pray for us when the 
Scriptures teach to the contrary that the dead know not anything, nor have 
knowledge and wisdom? (Ecc. 9:5,10) In Psalm 115:17 
— 
“The dead praise not the LORD, neither any that go down into silence.”
l  
That the spirit of so and so has gone to heaven or purgatory or hell at death of 
a man; When the Scriptures teach to the contrary 
—
(Gen. 3:19)  In the sweat of your face shall you eat bread, till you return unto 
the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust you are, and unto dust shall 
you return.
(Dan. 12:2)  And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, 
some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.
(Isa. 26:19)  Your dead men shall live, together with my dead body shall they 
arise. Awake and sing, you that dwell in dust: for your dew is as the dew of 
herbs, and the earth shall cast out the dead.
If people will be resurrected to living here on earth (also see Jesus own word 
in John 5:27-29), how come the Gospel says that such a holy Pastor/father has 
gone to heaven at his death? Is there a scripture which states that such dead 
ones in heaven will come back to be resurrected here on the earth? Remember that 
Jesus went to hell at his death (Acts 2:31 KJV) 
— 
was Jesus a sinner?
Where is the source of the Gospel that nullifies God’s own statement that the 
dead shall return to the dust? Who is he that tempts to nullify God’s Truth 
except the father of lies and his many agents? (John 8:44,45)
l  
Did you really know that you and the cow, chickens, goats you eat go to one 
place?
(Ecc. 3:18 KJV)  I said in mine heart concerning the estate of the sons of men, 
that God might manifest them, and that they might see that they themselves are 
beasts.
(Ecc. 3:19)  For that which befalleth the sons of men befalleth beasts; even one 
thing befalleth them: as the one dieth, so dieth the other; yea, they have 
all one breath (spirit); so that a man hath no preeminence above a beast: 
for all is vanity.
(Ecc. 3:20)  All go unto one place; all are of the dust, and ALL turn 
to dust again.
(Ecc. 3:21)  Who knows the spirit of man that goes upward, and the spirit of the 
beast that goes downward to the earth?
l  
That mighty angels are questioning the spirit of dead believer in Islam, in 
Cabrini. This is the same Gospel in the heathen shrine as well as in Papal 
Temples, that the dead can talk and answer even praying! This is contrary to the 
Bible teaching—which 
declares that the dead do not know anything, even do not remember God;
(Psalm 6:5)  For in death there is no remembrance of you: in the grave who shall 
give you thanks? Also, Ecc. 9:5-6,10 and Psalm 115:17 confirm this! Remember, 
Moslems accept the book of Psalm/Zabbuli as of the prophets!
l  
SO IF YOU HAVE NEVER DENIED YOURSELF, as the Master advises, a condition before 
being accepted as his follower (Math. 16:24), can you by any other way be part 
of his Church? If one baptized you without such personal knowledge nor decision 
and promised you heaven freely, is such one not the agent of the other Deceiver? 
(John 8:44-45;  Jeremiah 14:14)
The LORD by his great mercies calls such honest ones in great systems of error (denominations) 
to come out, seeing they are fed with complete “doctrines of the devils” (1 Tim. 
4:1):
(Rev. 18:2-3)  And he cried mightily with a strong voice, saying, Babylon the 
great is fallen, is fallen, and is become the habitation of devils, and the hold 
of every foul spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird. For all 
nations have drunk of the wine of the wrath of her fornication, and the kings of 
the earth have committed fornication with her, and the merchants of the earth 
are waxed rich through the abundance of her delicacies. 
(Rev. 18:4-5)  And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of 
her, my people, that you be not partakers of her sins, and that you receive 
not of her plagues. For her sins have reached unto heaven, and God hath 
remembered her iniquities.
How is the WAY?
FIND THE TRUTH! 
— 
See Your Opportunity for a FREE BIBLE STUDY COURSE by correspondence 
— 
“And the TRUTH shall make you free.” John 8:32!
 
 
 
THE DIVINE PLAN OF AGES

“A Plan of Ages, which he formed for the 
ANOINTED Jesus our Lord” 
— Eph. 3:11, Emp. Diag.
“Write down the Vision and make it plain upon tables that every 
one may read it fluently.” 
— Hab. 2:2-3 L.T.
The 3 Worlds
— 2 Peter 3:5-13
 
YOUR OPPORTUNITY:
	
		|   
		
		Free BIBLE STUDY Course 
		
		By 
		
		Correspondence 
		
		& 
		
		Open 
		to All Christians from all 
		Churches 
		
		  
		
		OMUSOMO 
		GWA BAIBULI nga gwabwerere! 
		You can write to us or Call us: 
		  
		Uganda Bible Students, 
		  
		P.O. Box 28734 Kampala, 
		  
		Tel:  
		(+256) 0753 116 202 / 
		0776 116202 
		Or 0782 318 033 
		Email: Eliezer_biblestudy@yahoo.com 
		  
		FIND THE TRUTH ! … John 17:17 
		
		Math.25:6: “Behold the Bridegroom …”   |   
		SOME BIBLE TOPICS TO BE COVERED: 
		(EGIMU KU MITWE EGIYIGIBWA) 
		1.  Why does God permit Evil/ Satan to do 
		injury?(Lwaki Katonda owekisa aleka Satan okukola 
		obubi?)
 
		2.  The Most Holy Faith — the Faith which was 
		delivered to all Saints. (Okukkiriza okutukuvu enyo - Okwaweebwa 
		abatukuvu ba Katonda.)
 
		3.  
		The study of Bible Covenants. (Okuyiga Endagaano Za Katonda mu baibuli)
 
		
		4. 
		Church History— The Seven Churches and 
		Seven Angels; Rev. 2 (Ekanisa Omusanvu ne 
		Bamalayika baazo Musanvu 
		— 
		Okubikkulirwa 2)
 
		
		5.
		The Armageddon & The End of the World.(Olutalo ddekabusa  era 
		olwenkomerero y’ensi)
 
		
		6. 
		Tongues, Miracles, Visions and Prophesying.(Ebyamagero, Okulabikirwa, Okwogera mu nnimi 
		era n’Obwanabbi)
 
		
		7. 
		The TRUE Christian Baptism!
		And many others (Nebirala)!!!!(Okubatizibwa okuli mu byawandikibwa, okw’amazima.)
 
 | 
 
DESIRING GOD’S GREAT BLESSING!
Desiring to obtain God’s blessing but indifferent in doing His will results in 
failure. Serving and improving the life conditions of your fellow men towards 
God, is one source of God’s blessing. Therefore, desiring to spread God’s 
Message of life but thinking you are too busy with work of whatever sort, poor 
to give financial support as you may not have enough for food, or you are not 
talented to speak, or feeling bodily imperfection that a person may ask you what 
you can not explain; yes in whatever form of constraint: We advise you to 
consider the many and varied opportunities the LORD of heaven has placed before 
you to serve your fellow men and women; Example, obtain copies of this monthly 
Newsletter — look at People interested in God’s word around you; at work place, 
home, neighbors, at your church, sending a copy to mother, father, friends & 
relatives in different places of the Country. Those who could promote this work 
in other right way, the opportunity stands. Yes, how refreshing and motivating 
you may contribute to changing Peoples lives, and yourself be God’s righteous 
Servant in the belief of Christ and the TRUTH.
 GROWING IN FAITH
Growth in faith is 
a desired state of Christian for desired fruitage of Christ likeness; But this 
must be in line with the will of God as expressed in 1 Thess. 5:21 KJV — “Prove 
all things; hold fast that which is good.” In line with this exhortation we 
advise all who are earnest students of Scriptures and our Newsletter, to prove 
all our studies with the only standard given by God (Isaiah 34:16) and please 
communicate to us!  It is also, our privilege to share the message of God’s love 
with others; hence we advise those who received the first publications to share 
them with God’s People.
 
Christ’s Kingdom is a monthly 
Publication by Uganda Bible Students:
All 
enquiries and subscriptions to be addressed to: 
The Editor, Christ’s Kingdom, P. O. Box 28734, Kampala, Uganda. 
Email: 
Eliezer_biblestudy@yahoo.com 
Tel: (+256) 753 116202 / 0776 116 202. 
www.godsplan-today.com  
You can visit www.bibletoday.com for more on 
Bible studies.