“As many Christians as are here present that are desirous…

The 1912 Assembly discussed these statements at length. Following some minor changes, such as dropping the word immersion from the statement on water baptism because it is not found in the Bible, they recommended that the “teachings” be reprinted.[25] These teachings have remained an important statement of Biblical doctrine and practice for the Church of God. From time to time, the church has amended the list as weighty issues emerged in the life of the denomination. In 1988 the Assembly highlighted Christian lifestyle by changing statements on the Christian life to proactive declarations on spiritual example, moral purity, personal integrity, family responsibility, behavioral temperance, modest appearance and social obligation.[26]

This is an historical account produced by David Roebuck who is a supporter of the new COG. His histories are biased against the old fashion preaching on holiness…”From time to time, the church has amended the list as weighty issues emerged in the life of the denomination.” weighty issues.

He and Charles Conn’s histories also rise against the holiness preaching of the church.

What are your thoughts?

“As many Christians as are here present that are desirous to be free from all men made [sic] creeds and traditions, and are willing to take the New Testament, or law of Christ, for your only rule of faith and practice; giving each other equal rights and privilege to read and interpret for yourselves…