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~;;-~~~~~rOO~NG;~~E~~Qp~~W-b~l Chf}stlne I. Peirce. ~

"Gome with Me from Lebanon, My bride, wilh Me from Lebanon: look from the tOp of Aman8. /rom the lOp of Sht!nir and Hdr_ ~ mono "-5. S. 4:8. ~

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Have you evey taken all aeroplane flight? Then como with me, and we will lIy in an aeroplane that can never be wrecked. Its engine IH'n'r ~jn>s any lrou1)I('. It has never been known to fall to tbt· carib, hut, it Is said, when Olleo you mount in It, you will only !<oar higher nDd higher. unlll, some day. you will find your;;(.'1! right in the bosom of God, old sin-cursed earth left for('\'er bohlnd.

Th[s lIproplune [s of God'", own making, The body 1:1 1I1~

\Vord. the 1)lnnes ,u'e prayer und praise, while the power that c\'er carries It upward 11'1 F"alth. HalleluJab! No (>nglne trouhle herl', for it I~ not OUI' faith, but the Faitb of the

,Son of God. that conTrols and moves. How God want;.; HI!I IHlIe children to take more frequ('Int

tripS'in Ills aeroplane, and as they are taken more frequ(>ntly, we'll flnll the desire' for one' continual J\iglll,-a sea,"OIl ticket that will Ilf'ver rlln out Tlntll Jesus comes to meet \IS, and bear u)\ to the Falher's throne,

0. how we need. !u th"'Se days, to "look from the top", to get God's \'Isioll, to see as He sea"! l'~or in tbe mldl.'t of' the I;ver [ncrpalilng lrlal~, and pre3surcs, Iniquity and crime abounding and illcreaslng all e\'ery side, only looking from abo\'e cun we say, "OUT" light affliction, which Is but for a. moment, worketh f(ll' us a far mo!"e exceeding a nd elf'rltal weIght o[ glory, while WI.' look, not at the thing;; whi('b arc seen, but at the things which are !lot seen: for the things whlcb nrc seen nre temporal. but the things which arc not seen a re eternal."

Thank God, lIe hlls Hi s "flying school" and He is training HI., 3 \'lators, that lhey may brave the highest Heavens without becoming dizzy or Ught hearled, but wilh a clear, sober milld, view the distant lands, langh ut the im lJoss lbliitles , and cry, "It shall be (\one",

There once was a man, many years ago; n prophet of God, though disobedient and (ieglrous at lieiling his gift (or 1ll01lf'Y, who shewed us whal Gorl "av., "{rom the tal)", You remembC'I' Balaam, I am sure.

Balak, 1{lng at )Ioab, was very much alarmed by !!Iomc people who callie OUl of Egypt, and were co\'ering the fnco of the earth getting a IItUe too near tilt> bordt>r of his kingdom to makf' him feci just renl comfortable, lie I)robably spC'ut a few slet'Jlle~s night!'. , until he thought of t[w prophet Balaam, and de<'lded to have him come o\'er and curse lhes(' rolk~

who wpre step ping on his toes, So be sent ror Balaam, who went liHel' mlTch pCTlmafllOTl and diS:-iuaslon, for even thB (Iumb ass was made to ~penk and rt>pro\o'e him as iH' we'nl on his way, But J phovah warned him, "Only the word which I Slll'ak unto thee, that shalt thou do,"

A,; he anh'ed, Balak thought to hlmseJr, "Hartl's whe'rf' my troubles e nd, Thl~ prophet will curse th('flP. hotlH'rflOme Iflra('lIte~, and all my worry will be over," "Come Balaam,

11'1;\ go to thp 111gb pli\c(,~ or Bnal. whrit' you can H'P tho uttermo>;t part of the~e pllOl)le." Hert', IItt'I)ll\ng Into till' old flying: machlnt' (hat waft madE' b(>fore tht' worlds were torm"11, 11(> ~lided through th(' air ('Tlclrcllng tbe ('amll uf the iflraelllea, and saw lhe ciTo!'PIl people fl'Olll God'41 vle\\ point, What dU~'M he say?

"Balnk, frpm the tOJ) or tht~ Tack!; I Mce him, nnd from the hills 1 bchoJcl him, La, who cnn counl the dw'll ot Jacob, or who (,llIl unmhcr the fourth IIart of j,.r.lf>l? IAJt me die the death of the rlghlE'OnS, and Ie-t my Jaflt end he likE' hill."

"Look here, Balaam." !lays J3alak, "I told )"ou to come UI) and curse these people' What do you mean hy this klnll at talk?"

""'hr, how can I cur:-le whom Goel hath not cursed, !lud defy whom God bath nOt <leilNI?"

"r\'ow look here, ilalaam, th('rp'!i a gond sum waiting fUr you, It you'll do what I've n"k(>{1 YIlU, YOli go up a Ilttlu higher, up to the top of Pisgah, there's a goofl landing ftl'ld liP there, the field of ZOI,hlm "

So Dalualll gh·es t1w IJropcllcr a turn and orr he goes, higher and hlghf'r lIntli he COIl1f'S to P[~gah,

"Oh Balak:' he crlell, " I see nOthing hul bleRsing, for J e hovah Mys htl hath not ~e('n Iniquity In Ja('ob nor pen('rl'lt\' ness In Israel. Jehovah his God Is with him and tilt> shout of a King Is among tbem. Now shall it bo riuld ot J(lcob and Israel whal bath God wrought~"

Tbls Is most t&o lUuch for BaJak and he say,,> angrily, "Old Balaam you needn't bother blessing or cursing lhl"im, But cun't you tell a. good otrer wheu you !iee It? Didn't I tell you I'd promote you to a I) lace o! great honor It you'd curse these ))('ople? Now yOIl Iry on co more, Go over th(>re to the top at Peor and toil me what YOU !we,"

Just'll. lillie hlgber the old fl ying ma('hhw goes and <\s he looks again from the lOI) he ~('('s Israel's kingdom exaltNl -h~ strength as It were the strength at a wilt! 0'<. TIE' shull eat Ul> the nations his adversnrl~ and br('nk their bont'H III pieces, "Blessed Is e\'ery one that ble9"{'th thee," saith JC'ho, vah, "And cursed Is e\'ery aile that cur!l('th til('C, There 8hall como forth a !illt!" out of Jncoh and a Hc'e (HC't !lhall rl 80 out o[ hlrael and sh nll li est roy all the natlou", round allont."

And here we lea\'c Balaam. for althou~h he spokl' the truth and dared to pro('lalm all that God ~aw :lI\d intends to do In and through Hi s IlPOplC Israel, yN we know tbat hilt latter t'nd was not as the end of thc!le !\hall bo for be falll'.1 to tallow the vi!llon,

God says, "I oSee 110 pOr\'('r~enc!'Is nor illi(]uity In Jacob," and yet th ey wore a backsll(liug, idointrou ll nation, tempting God continually. So terrible grew their corruption that MOtI('H

bad to stand In the breach to keep God tram (h~lItroylng thorn (Continued on Pago Seven.)

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~==T=h=e=c=o=m=li'===:=J=~='U~='~=' ~=o,=~=.~.=p=r=a=y=e=r='==='-J "Prny£>r changes things." lIowotten

hnve we heard that! 1t Is Indeed true Elijah prayed, nnd God withheld the rain. There wae a great drouth. It lnsted for thre(> years and six months lie prRy(!d again. and the rain came. It wos through prayer that lhe rain Wllfi

withheld, and it was In answer to praycr tha t the clouds gatberelJ and the rain fell.

The children of J!.;.rael cried unto God and God hea rd t heir cry. He rail:,cd l1P dellverpr nrter d('Jlverer. i'.:very deliv­erer thn.l God raised up was raised up in answer to praye r.

David sin ne t! . He prayed. and God rorgave him. So lomon needed wisdom He prayed, and God gav(, It to him, Hezeklah was sick. He prayed, and God healed 111m.

Skeptics have said that God does not henr nnd answer llrayer. They have rldl~\lled tl)(' Idpa. Th('y have told us that God has e!;tabll<thed c('rtn.ln laws, the ]:LWfl of nalure, and that God does not set R!dtieo His own laws, hut that He works in hnrmony with them. It mIght lle snid In reply that It is Indeed true that God workR in harmony wllll H is own laws, but that one of His Immutn­bl(' laws which He has eslabl1shed and through which H e has work"d and sUll WOl'kh Is thnt lis Immutably answers pra)"Pr.

The qU(lslion neeoc} not be a rgu ed. We havc so llIa ll Y ~vldence8 that it l)a)"~ to pray, that God hearkens un to the cries of His neople, and that there can be no progl"('ss in the things of Ood without prayer, no gracious outpouring at the Spirit wllhoull)raycr, no wonderful man­iff's tatlons of the divine presence and pow('r unless people proy , that It seems to us t ha t when the calJ goes forth at a time of real need every C11ild of God should bCfltlr Illmself or h orsoH and get under the burden and begin to pray, nnd that the praying should continue until the heavens gl\'e rain and the shout of victory Is heard in Israel's camp.

Revivals have eve r come in answer to prayer. It Is quite safe to say that tbere has never been a gracious re­vival anywhere, a real revlva.l, where lleople have reCused or neglected to pray. John I{nox prayed and Queen Mary trembled. She feared the prayers at this man of God morG than she feared the armies of her foes. John Wesley pra.yed and a gracious wave at revivnl swept over England and its benign in­ft.uences extended to America and the ends of the eartb, and altbo ugh Wesley is dead, like the Apostle Paul, and, lIke Abel who "offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain, by which he obtained witness that be was rlght· eoU8, Ood testifying of his gitUi .. , he, being dead, yet speaketh."

Charles G. Finney tells us of a poor consumptive who was not able to do

anything but pray. He prayed, and re­"I\':li8 sprang up. God poured out His Spirit In various places. The revivals Beemed to spring up spontaneously. No­hody seemed to be able to account ror them. Atter the consumptive's death his diary was round and read. and the dlseov('ry was madG that he bad been a man of prayer, that he had given hi m­!;olf up to prayer, and that tbe revivals had come in answer to the heart telt C'riC's of his inmost soul, and that they had come In the order in which he bad prayed.

What a man of prayer was David Brainard! Few have eve; prayed as he prayed. The worl d wlll neve r know how much It owes to the prayers of this man who, like Epaplnas, labored fervently In prayers. Col. 4 :12. How interested he was in the poor In dians! Not able to speak their lang uage, he spent wbole days In the depths of the forest, wres~

tHng with Ood tor their salvation. He usc d to pray, to use his own words "till my whole body was wet with sweat , though I "'as In tbe shade and the wind was ·cool". We are told that on a cer­tai n occrtslon he preached th rough an Inte rpreter who was so intoxicated that he co uld scarcely stand . God honored the Word as it went fo rth, and scores wer(' converted to God. The mos t of us would have tbought that It would be uso less to preach under stich clrcum­stauces. but not ~o Brainard. He had prayed, and be was believing God. Thero wa!; no , ther Interpreter to be bad. and !;() this man of God with the burden of so uls upon bim, deli vered Ili s message-­God's message-expecting results, and God did not s uffer him to he dlsap-1l0intGd. William Carey read hi s life an(1 It led him to go to India as a. mis­s ionary of tpe cross. Payson read It when he was a young man of twenty years, and he said In later life that nothing hf' ha (1 f'ver read had "0 pro­foundly Impressed him. Rohert Murray McCbeyne read It, and his life was great­ly Influenced thereby. Jonathan Ed­wards who watched over him during his last days and in whose house he (~Ied afterwards said, "I praiso God that It was His providence that be should die in my house, that I might hear bis prayers, and that I might witness bls consecration, and that I might be in­spired by his great example." It Is said that when Johna than Edwards sent out that lrumpet ca ll to Christendom to pray for the conversion of the world , that trumpet call which has been re­garded as the trumpet call of modern missions, be was yery largely inspired by the vision and the prayers of th is dy­Ing mall .

Protessor Morse, the inventor of the telegraph, was once asked if tbere had not been Urnes while he was engaged in the great work which resulted 80 suc-

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cess[ully, when he knew not what to do next, and he answered, "Yes, more than once I came to the place where J knew not which way to turn or what to do". "And what did you do when you came to a place like that?" The great in~ ventoI' replied Eolemnly, "I may an$wer you In confidence. but it Is something of which the world knows notbing. Whenever I could not see my war clearly J prayed for more light , and it always came."

God has promised to supply all our need accol'(ling to H is riches In glory by Christ Jesus. But there Is a method. a plan, hy wbich and in accordance w ltll. the workings of which our need Is sup­Jllied. He has designed and ordained that our need shall be met through prayer. And so It our need is not s up­plied It is because we fail to pray. "We have not because we ask not.·,

Christians who gl'()w In the graces of the Christian life, disciples who learn of their Lord and Master. workers who have the power to prosecute St:CC6S<j­

fully the work to which God has c:\lied them, are men and womE'n of prayer.

There has heen need ot praye:' e\'e r si nce God create(1 man and placed him here in this world. J esus was a man; He was the God-man. Tt was nC(:£1ssary for Him to pray. He could not get along without prayer. He had made the worlds. "All things were marIe by fIlm, and without Him was not anything made that was made." Surely it anybody through all the ages cou ld have got along wIthout prayer that man was Jesus Bnt every reader of the Gospels knows that the lite of the Son of Man who wns hi so the Son of God was a life of pra}-er. He spent whole nights in commu nion with His Father. Betore He chose His dis­ciples H e spent the nigh t upon H is kn ees before God. He agonized in prayer In the Garden of Gethsf'mane. " He offered up prayers with strong cry­ing and tears unto Him that was able to save Him from death, and was heard in that He teared. " SInce It was neces­sary for Jesus t o pray in order that He might fill the place He had como into the world to fill and to do the work He had come into the wor ld to do, it is necessary for us to bo men and women of prayer.

Christians prayed much in the Apos­tolic age. This Is evident trom wha.t i~ written in the Acts at the Apostles, tuat wonderful accoun t which we have in th e New Testament of the work which J asus continued to do through H is own chosen workers after His ascension into h eaven. And every reader of the hi story of the Christian Church knows that th 8; mpn ' and women who ho.'Ve accolUplished real things for God since the days of t1!e Apos tles have been men and women who kn'ew how to pray and who spent much time with God In prevailing prayer. There was perhaps never greater need of pra.yer than at the present time. The need is Indeed great. We a.re living In the last days. We are approaching the hour 01 the rapture. Jes us Is coming soon. ' Tbe evidences tha.t His coming is at ba.nd are mulUplying all the time. It will not be long until the clouds will part above <>ur heads and our divine

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Lord will descend, the Bridegroom for His Bride. The storm of the Great Tribulation will burst upon the earth. That which we do we must do quickly '·The Klng ·s businE'ss requlreth haste."

God has done much for us in the!!e la~t days. lie want:- to do greatE'r things than li e has yet done. We are in need of another gracious oulpourinr, of the Ho ly Spirit. God has challenged UI; to ask of Him rain in th e time of the Latter Rain. That this Is tbe lime of the Latte r R ain we are su r e_ And ther e is "a sou nd of a goi n g In the to ps of t he m ulberr y t r ees". Another revival Is due. If we do lIot f aJ! God. if w e measure up to what H e wou ld have us meas u re u p to, I f we P RAY. and pray as He wo ul d have us pray. If we pou r out our souls In s u p plication before H im, He wl1\ hear In H eaven, H is H oly Temple. and lie will maniiest H imself on earth in a mighty way.

Oh thal we might see in tbese last days sn ch a n Outl>ouring of the blessed Spi r it as b u manlly has never witnessed "ince tbe earth began. We ha.ve been told to as k largely that ou r jor mar be full. T here Is no dange r of ou r asking too much of God.

I truM that In these comi n g days­the daYi> of the week wh ich has been set apart a!l t he week o[ praye r-our people ""ill give themselves to t h e work of in­terceflslon ns never befor e. May i t be in deed a n d In truth A W E E K OF P R A YE ll ! J trust that every Assembly associated with the Gene r al Co nncil within the bounds of the Central Db;­trlet . and ('veT'y other .\ssembly will ob­serve t1ie weel;:, and that real prayer, mighty Ilraye!', prevailing prayer, will go up to God , ~o that God can arise and cause H is enemies to be seatle red and tbe power of tli(> Infinite to be mani­fested as In the dars ot old.

Surelv we all tee l the need of another refr esb l-ng. God d id not exh a ust HI!! resources III th e t ime He po u red ou t His Spiri t " when the Day o [ Pen tecost was fully com e". H e d id not exb a ust H is resO urces wh en H e poured o u t H is Sp irit at the Azusa St r eet Missio n in Los Ange­les. And H e has not exhaus ted ,His r eo sources si n ce. T here are just as man y bleSSi ngs In God's great Treasure House as tb e r e hn\'e eve r bee D.

Throu g h praye r It Is possible to ta p tbe r esources ot the skies . G od is a bl e to do exce eding abundantly above all tbat we ask or think according to the power tbat wor keth In us. Let us bum­b ly and r evere ntly bow be tore God; let us a s k Him to help us get all the hin­dra nces out of t h e way; let us give Him a chance to come for th In His own in­Imitable manner : "to tb is end tbat o ur glory may sing praise to God and not be silent". Psalm 30:12 .

Let u s pray. May the days be days of real prayer. T here are otber thlng~ that m ight occupy our minds; there are other things tbat might engage aUf a t ­te n ti on. Let us brush tbem aside; let us get them out ot our th o ughts ; let us t urn our attention away trom tbem God Is waIUng to meet us . God is long­Ing to manifest His power 6lDODg us.

THf'; PE:-.'TE("OST.\L E\"A~GEL

GC'd ha~ challenged us to pro,'e Hln\ that He may come forth and bless His peo)lle. LET rs PRA Y I

Elis ha asked fo r "a bard t hing" (2 Kings 2 : 10). So with many at our r e­ques ts; th ey a re not tblngs too bard tor the Lord, who delights to giTe liber­ally, and wltb wbom notblng Is impos­sible ; but a prepared heart 18 needed to recelye a great spi r itual blessing; ani It 18 by much seU-denial tbe b eart Is prepuoo.--Bel.

PSle Thrpof'.

A~TI-( HIUST \ t-::USl'S CfUUST. Tbls l~ an Rite of universal pr,lgre,.",

""Cil In tlif' art..: Of .. ·ar. Great"r ad­'·ancemc·nt htUI iJE-ton made in the paH genl'rlltkm anti a hlilf. on martinI linE'S than wa!! t'q'r IIll\dt" In all history bE'fore. cnmprphE'lldlllg the edu('atlonal, mechan­Icsl. ilTH'ntiv!', Bclt.-nlific, agricultural. comllH'rl'ial ane! ~oYt'rnmentul sphere!> And II~ ('n'r}" war ha:> ~I\'en a new im­petus to lb~ ~('npral fuh'anC('Dlcnl, {l0 out of the pre!o\t'llt f,:rt'att'sl of wars there will h(' 1I('('eh>ra!('d ft,('livHy In all com­petlti\'(" Industrif'!'. and int('rtliltlonlll comnu'r('(' will ~'O(lll llllH> rear.hed a ma,:­ultude hurdlr drC';t!ll('d or lH'fore but by a few prophf'tlr mlnd~ who have not nwt the 1ll0~t ravorahlf' ('omme1l1. Tb(> spirit of c{)rnmt'rciallslll will b(l the dominating [uetc r in thl' g{'neral ad­Vautl'nH'n1. and mort' and mor{> ev('T\'. tblng wllJ bt'eomt' sulisf'nanL to it. en.:n the religion of the world wlJl be 8waYf>d by It. as worldly mlndf'd profe,,~ors now clE'arly indicate.

Th('re will. no doubt. be a 8f'nf>ral n'ecgnitlon of f'('onomie Chrlstlao!t ,·· tba! Is to En)". [he ('conomlcs MuperJ~~ duc('(j hy ("hristian cl\'lIi7.ntion, The ("hrl~tlan ('od,' of Ulan, III I tlnh-('r­~ally acknowledgf'd to bt' or the hl~hCtit order, the ('thlral f·xtt'rnnl!l of which will gradually, uuder tlH' growing und ruling spirit of cllmmerrllllhlD1. h(' about tht: only f>!lllrn!lal~ In IiiI:' wMIII's rl'lIKion '-tl(l('r thf' rl'giml' (If II()pular, ('f)lIlmH' riali;wd rclj~J/II;, th(l /-:I'Ilt'ral ndnw(',.­IlWilt thrnu~Ij(lUI the world In all Iiul:'s of tiell'utlOt' <Illtl IIllJtnllll prO,l{rt'I'8. acl­ding, 11'1 II will. xTt'atir 10 the phY!'lrHI ('::mfOTl and w.ttrll.('tlvf' InnovatiOll8 I,f uh"orlJing p1t'a~un'9, to ....-hll-h the whole l';t{'(' of Illan 1;\'1 m!' twut now-a-days, tht're will th' J-;pil'itllr>i <1('('I('n~ioJl. O)>I'tlillK the wa~' for tltt: IIlfillitf'!<tnllon or thl.' man­or-sin, the Antl--lhrl"!. who Is to pn'cede the true ),teRJ-;inh nt 111:1 St'('ond Adn-nt, acco rding to the ~crll)turf'~.

Thi~ dl~lingui.~hE'd pf>r!lon will be a reMurr ectNI bf'ing, and hy the mlraculou~ J)owerM ,I\"('n him, and his wonderful l>ersOtl:lllty. he ""Ill, by hla flaltcrl('s anel ch:\mflloll~hlp or all popula r IdealR. gain the favor at the world and lead many to believe thnt be Is the promised ~I es!'tiah. Jesus ~alcJ to the Jews, "1 am como In ~' Y l"ather's name and ye re­ceived ),fo not, 0110 will co me In h is Qwn name a ntI him yO will receive." Bu t his caree r wI\( be shor t, because the t ru e Messiah will a p pear In the midst of b Ie a pparen t t ri um ph ove r th e wor ld an d d estroy h im und tak e to H imself t be kin g d oms of th e world and r eign In righteominess.

Thi s Is just a meagre outl ine ot Lhe g rOwin g consensus o r opin ion among ma ny emi ne nt pro phe tica l s tud ents ot sc r ip tural propbecy t ouchin g tbe clOSing scenes at t h is d is pensational period, or overr u li n g proyld ence or Go d . Wltb Cbrist t he r eburrected saints shaH a p­pea r who sheJl be co-rule rs witb H im upon tbe r e newe d earth during <the adJudIcatlon and admlnls tra Lion ot tbe promised r e wards and punlabmenle.­J _ B . Martin .

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Pray tor t.he PrH~' (>I'

Oo'1ltcronce.

It i;; only a couple of weeks now till the date of the DrOIWMed Prayer COll­ferellce, ) 'Iny 1st, llml we eal'nest!~ d(>!;irc to urge

UI)(Jn the Pentecostal 8aillt~ everywhere to continue to earnestly ()ray that God will make It possible for the majority to assemble together at the different places of prayer aj)pointcd; aod that such fI spirit of prflyer may prevail through the power or tbe Spirit that the anticipated results so desirable may be abolldantly r ealized; and that the united petitions of consecrated hearts mav draw down, In answer to faith. sucb a deluge or l.Jatter Rain power that. e\'er y hindering thing will be swept away and each soul flooded with d1\'lne life and glory, wherl'by such a ~plr!tual atmosphere will be created that signs and wonders beyond anything we have yet seen, may follow tbe Word wherever preached.

\\'e praise the Lord tor the \'ery won, derful-and In m any cases- miraculous thlngi> which H e is dOing in the~e day!> in answer to prayer, Hundl·pds of peo­ple are being healed daily all o\'er the world. at all kind of aliments lind su p+ po"Sedly Incurable diseases,' aud \'err many :\re being sa\'ed as the result. Scores at people also are heing filled, as were the disci ples on the Day or Pen-

THE PE:\TI::COSTAL E\'\:\GEL

eco,.;t, throuKh being bal)tlzt'Ci In the HOly GhO~t with the same o\llw;ml e\'ldelH'e. - - ..... -.~.

-.~~ " .... ..... inncrs Bn~ things Dlay be fa u lts, tailures, ill ­dlfte-renceM. Indolences, shrlnk.lngs, wallte opportunities and energies tilat should be used in dOing the will or the Master. TI e ha'l a, right to expect from us unquestioning obedience, uDdlvided loyalty. and cOP:;cle n tioua service, Th~e tf'rms are none too strong to represent what mar be in our lives; over against

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what Ii rC(llllrbl of U$ and most rl'AA(>n­

abh' frum the \1;I"l(>r'lI stalui-Iwinl J.'~w

Il\'t'"s hllve h~('n entir(>\r fn'e from i>tu!>­borUlu"u. ('011,,('\011 III"ohedlt'llf't' ,lnd delilu:ratp ~it'ldil\g 10 sin. ull,I~~r the l're~"lIro of SOli:I' II-uhtllo temptation

This we mn\" he 1I:-o"ur .... 1 (If. un~1 do w-elj '0 ('oll$ldt'r' \\'1;' ,;hall be hrlught f..l('1'" t~l [a('p ,,!th tlwlIl all. nnd "III ("Hit

ft'.oS them all at th~ jllil.E:mellt I>('nt of f'hri:-o: Our r\'t'ord a:-o a 8iulLf'r Is wlp,·.l our ill Ihp hlood or Jf'!llI:!; bllt our rl'{'or<l from Iht' tlllIe w~ ar£' !<IlH',J and beconH.' lIis follower:l, \\'111 mogt Ct'r tillnly he awnltlng u~ wh('n 11(' ("omcs

The tI~t' or th!~ pronoull "liE" hrings th ... cnlllforting thought that It b J UI

.....h() I .... to jlld.ltC' U~ . .John quote. Him 8i ga.ying (John S:::!~). .... '01' tht:' r';\!lu~r

judgNh no mall. but huth commlttt'tl ,"til juqglllent 10 the ~I)I1". anti the 271h n'rH.' of tht~ Ram(' ch:lpt~r lI:i\"t'~ as a r(>:l~OIl tor tllI~ 1)lan, "b('cnu:i(' Hie' b th .. Son ot man", Jl':-OUg know~ all about U~ anti Ollr Mtruggh'~' lie haR gOllt' ovt'r thE' WllY WI' tllk{' 11(' hal! bt>l'1l ''It'I1IIIt''rl in all jlolnbl like (\14 W(> ar(''' olHI }II' w\ll kno .... ju~t how to judge our (>\~r~' 11(\00 lioll '\0 otht'r OIH' l'ould kllow u~ In the same way that Ill' dOt'''' and 1101\1' coul.! io\'e UR more.

Seq'ral thlll~ will be forcptl ht'.a\·lIy upon us by thlll Judgment of our r('{'onl as ChriRfia ulI . ,\11 doubt AS to our worthiness to l'('("Pi\'e fnvor of the lA rd will bo fOrtn'i'I' J"t'moved. \\'0 ..... 111 ~e ourselves In the ol1 ly (rile I!~ht. the light or dh'lne apll1'obation or dl;J,II) prom!. We will mo!>t gladly admit our faultiness lind u!lworthluesM. Th(' gra('e of God and tlil' 10"0 of our divine )ta~lt'r wHl stand out In such clear rellt'f that we flhall re!-lpond to Il with nil our bl'luK Theil and there we will gi\'e OUrRf'\v(>R

absolutely to the wlil ot God fort'n>r as a re:,;ult or an aPJln'('iation of 1l1~ ,.:rA.CIt stich aR we Elhllll not have until WI' "ee that, with all His Ilro\'I~lon tor u'\ IU'n' and all our att('mpts to obl'Y lind faith­fullr follow, we hflve failed 110 fnr that grace nlone haR saved us, e\"t'n atter W(' were saved trom the position ot sinners and adopted Into His family, Thpn will we cry " Grace, Grace. Crace!" and from lhere on we will be more than willing to OCCUllY any pla('e or accept any reward we may he O"f'r('(1.

The lIl~t serious fallure in OU f liveR, lIlust be Indifference and dl!lr('Karci of the IH11"1)08eS of God tor us, Illfllffer· ence to what God has purposed for UR or what He desires to do In U8 and through UEI, lEi the source of 8.11 (llflrega.rd for His plnns and the agencies by which He would cnrry them out. Except we be keenly "alive unto God", .,,'(' art' apt to be too much occupied with what we may wish to do: and not Slltnclrnt1y with what He wishes to do, The result of any such disregard w ill be 80rlO \l sly felt in the day or reckon ing. ('nreful attention to what 00<1 has )lut at our dlst)Osai In the WilY or equipment and a whole hearted yielding to b(' led and disciplined by the Spi ri t, will result in a. life of victory and service the re8uitl! of which wlll'stand O\'er on tbe ('['edit side of the balance sbect.-J, W, Welch

April 16, 1&21.

\\ 110 WII~L UE IS TUE HAl'TCRE ?

J, T, Boddy,

,,71th a \'Iew of securing the clearE'st J)Cf:;!;ible conception of what constitute" tho necessary fitness tor the reptun'. and the hrlclehood. we should. without being overly (In,,IOU5 about the matt('r, welcome the ful\E"st measure of light possible UPOII the subject.

It is believed by some that tbe bap' lif,m In thl' Holy Gho:<t Is the great t'~.

f,enUal; but would Ibis In Itself m('et tbe requirement? We think not; for all our e"periences, however good and desirable. would be at little ,'s[ue with· OUt the fruit of the Spirit In our lh'cs, and none but the pure In heart !;hall see God: and "be that hath this hope in him puriHeth himself, even as He ('hdst ) is pure" (1st John 3:3),

The Word also declares that over· com eN; only have part in the rapture, and a place In the bridE"hood: but who Is able to determine just wha t constitutes a real overcomer? God alone kllOws, and we cannot measure by our human standards though based supposedly upon the Word: y('t we are persuaded that God has baby overcomers among His children, as well as matured Slliritllal giants,

Some maintain that only those who have overcome death, and are alive when .Jesu~ comes, will be caught up to meet Him ill Ihe air, These assume to possess a supe rior knowledge at the necessary (juu.lificatioll for the rapture and the bridehood, and act as though the)' had been delegated by the Lord to go ont and h unt up a bride for Him, They can tell you. with much assurance, jUl\{ what class of b('lievers will be in Ihe rapture, and who will compose the brld(' company, Rill thi,>. we understand. Is th£' province of the Holy Spirit alone, And surely "the Lord knoweth them that are Hi s."

In the natural, wh en a man desires to take UlltO himself a wire he is al· 10· ... ·ec1. as a rule . to make his own tieleclJon of a bride, and we surely ou~ht to concede the Lonl the same Tight,

In lst Thess, 4:13 to 18, Paul tell1'l u~ that he would not ha\'e us ignorant COIl('crlling the rapture. and inform'; Ill'! .... <; to how it will be brought about. and who will particilHl te In \1: "The Lord, Himself, s hall dl.',"cend from hE"llven with !\ s houl . with the voice of the archangel. and with Ihf' trump of God: and the clt'llfl in ('hrl .. 1 shall risc fir<l,t; then we whl('h are alh'!' and remain unto the coming of the Lord, shall be caught liP (0);Plh!;'r with them in the clouds to meet the I.ord In the ail', and so shall "''1 e \'er bf' with the Lord. wherefore ('am· fort ooe another with thf'Re words,"

It will be noticed that lhE're are only two classes o f helie\'ers mentioned as taking part In this rapture: the d~'nd

and the Ih' in j.C, bllt there I.. nothing Fald abont E'ither <'iass being subdivided, nor a ny reference made to the bride, 3!' suC'h, The dead are deSignated a8 b&­ing In ('111'1,"1, ond the natural Inference is that the Ih'llI~ candidates for the rapture must also be in {'hl'i .. t~ What

THE PESTE('OSTAL EYASGEL

it means 10 be In Christ Is clearly set forth III the Word el:<ewhere.

III lst ('or. 15: !?3. where reTer£'nce I~ made to this blesi'ed event, wo read: "But e,'ery man io hb own order, (rank or company), Chrl!'t Ihe flrilt fruits, afterwards they that are (1u·I ... '· ... (bolh dead and lhlllg ~a.llltj:; I at His coming."

Chrll'll is coming for Hh; own, and whether found among the living or the dead, He will recogni26 and ('Iaim them.

SOme of the dead in Christ wlll hnve died In spiritual Infancy , Hnd others more matured; lind will not MOnJe of th-ose who are alive at Hi" coming be mere, babes in Christ, yet possessing­It only In embryo-the nature of the divine lo-'ather who b(>gat them. and all the essential qualities aod charaoter· I"t\cs at lhe more mature members of His family.

:;\'ow, according to .. orne of the teach· Ing we ha\'e referred to, only thos(> who have proven themseh'es true overcomer s -spiritual grown·upS, and victors over death-will be translated when J esus returns. And, of course. acrordlng to this reckoning, IIOlle otber will be found In the bride COIllI)alll,

But just who will compose the bride no on e bu~ G-od 1Ilm~eJt knows; yf't It is safe to assume thal only those who are "gh'ing diligence to make their calling and election sure" will be found In that company. And tli Is, any child or God, no matter how young 011 thf' way, con do, Bllt that none but the bride, lr we are warranted in making !'.\lch a dlsllnction. will be in the rupture does not seem scriptural. And It may be thaI all Spirit·born ones, without ully other qual· ificatiOIl!'.. a r C' memhcrs of the bl'ide; and who CU ll say t hat th(>y ar(' not? But all such 3rt> lhe children of God and memo bers of the household of t3ith no matter what their age or attainments may be,

"'ell. Ihl' Lord is C'oming bnck foJ' lIis entire family , not jU!'lt cerlain m('mhers at It.

To ('ml)lla~ize this I('t us u!=.(' a homely l1!us-trat!on by pl('turlng an Nlrthly father goln~ into a. distant country. and securing a heautlful home ill \llf' prin' cipa l cHy of Ihe land. lU"omlslng to re­turn and moye bis cntlre household to the nf'W home, In doing so, could you imagine him leaYing hehind the babics nnd half grown children; tiH" ~Ickl}·.

feeble 01' IIlC'apabl(' ones and taking with him only the fully dl'v('loped. ,:::rown·uils? How hcartless we would conllld('r su('h an earthlr parent, hut that is about what some ('xtremllJts charge our h(':\v('n­Iy Fath('1' witb having the heart to <1:>. Til an ordinAry houschold a r e not {he little ones. the sick nnd the feehle the yery first to be looked after and most tendcrlr cared for? And Is God, our heavcnly F at her nny l€'~s mindful of hi9 own?

It Is not 80 much n matter oCt cJeV(!Jol)' ment as It Is of rE'lationship. which of course. can only be properly !;u!;tained by maintaining a right attitude toward God. {or "It any man draw bAck my soul hath no pleasure in him;" hilt "as a man thlnketh in his heart so Is h('," In God's sight.

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Let us 1;ulC'~t a. rurth('r poaslbll1ly, We belie\'e that nOt only \\ ill all of God'}> :::'pirit. born cblltlr€'Il-<i('ad or alive _ tx' taken up when Jl'IIII'" comes, but p~'rmlt us to ,','!ltnre IhlR thought. thilt wht'n He doe>' ('orne He will doubtl find man v !l-oul~. who throuith havllle no IntJru';'t1on (If His coming will yet be found on th('lr knees earnestly plead­In~ for sail'atton. and bellf'VcTR Hl;!klng to Iw baptiZ:Pd and fUl('d with the Spirit, nnd lie who knoweth th(' hearts ot all men w,1l knOll at that lime those who If thf'J had tilll(' and OPI)OrlUnlty would l)rf'lIR Ihrough (Or the wltllt'liS of th(' ~plrlt 10 the f'xperl('Il('(' the\· wf're eef'lt· ing. Whal rouid w(' con('eive or our m('rC'iful God doing under Kuch cir('um· !;t&uc(';;, but to ('ul the work short. tn rightt'ou;>n('ss, making evt>ry Ilccl"Ssary chang!" In th{' twinkling ot an ('ye, and raptl1r~ tht'm w\th the rt'1'It, they gOiDK up In their own COIllI)any and flndinp; Ih('lr ('!wn placf',

!\tan is ev('1' after the compl('x. both In the natural find the IIplrltltB.1. but GoOd Is !IN'klng all th(' time to 'ilmpIHy.

~till there i~ 110 much Ihat I~ 1ll)"!'ItHy·

Ing and pf"rplf:'xlng being laught with r('gord to the 8UPI)08('d fHne:,s ror the rtlpt\lre alld tile brldehood Ihat many through tla'ir an"lpt)" Bot to be left behind when tho Lord (,omes, g!;'t strain' Ing at times, att('r sOIllNhlng thal I, IIl.'lth('r neccs~8ry nor flcrlptural. If SUC}I Is the ca!;!" with any ot our readf'r1'l allow \IS to suggest soml·thing which w(' beJleve will enable you to make sure oC being caught up wh(ln Ihe Lord ('omes, If when lie ('Onlf'll Hf" find vou an),wh('re on the wily with your i'tlce !'let as (I fiint Zlonwnrd. hungering and t\llr!;ting aft('r rlgliH'ouRnefl!'.. and IJrf'l'slng toward lh(' mnrk for the prlz€, or thE' high ('ulilng: of God in ("hri!'t .1f''!.\li'. what do you !;UPpo~f' He would tlo with you. enn though you 1111.\'(' not y('t been bllpllz('d In tl1/' 1I01y Oholll'! L('a\'p you \)('hinli to go throu~h the tribulation. c.r Ink(' you to IIlm!lclt lind a!t .. lgn yOIl I!om(> plnce in Ills household. It onlv in thp h('8\'enl\' nursery \11(1 to fu;ther "tl'f'n~th('n your hope along this line we fN'1 rrea to SU~· that what e\'(,I' may he your eXlwrl('Il('(' ;IS a tTlI(' ('hlld ot God. walking In tht' light and all wk('u up nilh lilC' Lord. thnl you wl\l mo~t !;urf'l~' 1)1' lak(>n 1111 h.\ the l.ord wh(,11 !fe (·om!'tJ.

Thill, we 1)1'1\(>ve, grl'ally !'\lmplifiN\ maltl'rs. and b; In harmony with the l'!crllllure anel till.' natuTt' and charact{'r of C:od,

Gall our Fatllf'r ('an r('ruse Ills ("hlt­dr('11 nothing that is to\' th('\r good, Th()M' who hllvP acquaintancf' with God d('sir(' onlY what Ig according to Hia will, :h(>v' know their happlnE"fl.s lIP1'I In ha\'in~ no will but Jlb, Tllu!' they hav6 ('very thing tlH'lr o ..... n wu)': It Is thai!' dl'lI~ht to ~~If'a!o'(' Gar!. and what pleasos Goel ple:l!>'p t1H.'Ill.-Sei.

"The con\'t>rf;lon of sinn('rs. tbe pros· perlty or ~ail1ts-these are precloUII thlngR, and should COllcprn li S, hut lhey are ilO'l thE> hlghe'lt Qbjc('l or the soul: that .should h~ to please Ood ,.

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TITHES AND OFFERINGS I By ElJ7.abcth Sh .. O!I.

Th(> wholo mall'rial upJ)ort and ".plrlt­unl prOt<jlflrity of r.od's Ileallngol with the lIebr(>w8 wall lm'ed on tlthP.8 And o"(·r· lngs. Kor waa this a.lmlnl~lratlon of GotI {\Vl'r re\'oke!l In IIII' ;-.:nw Tcstamnnt As God ('lIuhl~a lI't liS IHarn lIomA of tho 1(>l4aon~, Frmlllf'ntly 8tntf'd and al· 'way~ afliuuwd, "nil thl' tltbf'!;" were the Lord's, Thl'l W:HI not I'omethlng the IleOJllc ('oule! J,{h'o the 1..01'£1, but 80mf" thhlg IIf wlll('h thp), ('ouid rob thl:' Lorll 1'011 camlllt glv(> a man his own 1ll'long· IlIg ; hut YOIl f'tlll he hOIlPst .and llantl tllI·m o\'I'r to hill), and yOIl a.re a th!E-f If you do lint. Yuu cannot !'ettle your grOCf'r's hill of ':;0.00 f;aylng. "HE're I will give you thl'l," The milk man will not thank you ror n "Ht wh{'11 y01l pay your II,-ht to him.

OUlI taught Ihf' " phn'Wi that of all that pa~~tHI uncil'r thrdr h~nd "th(' tithr. tho tf'nth. IS 'line." Whrn they did not pay It, TIl' trf'atoci thf'm Il~ robbers, fRee book of Haggai. pte.) and punl!>hed them accorclln~ly. IC you wore to gather toglllhrr nil the rccordl4 III thl' Bible of wlthhl'I'1 t('lIth~ ancl their punlshmpnt you would have n InrgE\ hook or Goll's dealings wit h nl" people.

WIJ(>n lIwso l{'nlhs wero paid th!') Lord, ,Ift'(':lt 1'I1)l r llllnl hlp!Hllng :11111 material proflperll}o' follow(>(1 thp. Hrhrrw;;. In tho N('w T(,fltam('llt Ood ratifies this mf'thod of III". J f'fHlfl RaYI'I, "VI" tithe mint, nnl!te allli cummln," the tlnle!;t or their ~ rowth8, the value almost nothing, and (hl'n Tl A Il.hhs, "th~r ought yo to clo." He scrupulous in your h one~ty with Cod. In hf Cor. 16: 2 J ('IH18 emphasizes thllt to th e Ol'IIUle (,hrl!ltlans, !layin g , "l'pon the first day of the week let ('\'l' ry O IU' or you lay by h im in stor e, AR (:00 HATH PROSPEnF.D RBI, that thprt' bl" no ~alhrrlngs whf'1I I come." Oh, the joy of having a tHorp to draw from 0. penny Ollt or every ten N'lIts­!topt In thl' I,ord 's purse, and the luxury, mIlJlonnlrr-lIko, of drawi ng from it tor the Lord's worl, , All this If we pay Ollr dt'ht!\ to o-od If we are honest. But cnn w('> not glvc nnythinK to the Lord? Oh, yC'l. Attl"r t!lp tenth, or d('>bt·monry wa!\ hllndl'd God, fully as much as another tenth wa!; requi red ill offerings. And tlH'~E' together, I. e., th e two tenth8, sustained the temple sen ice and the pries th ood . Always peace and ))ro."pe rlty whe:1 these tilhe~ and afTer· Ings k(' llt up the tem ple worshtp. .\ 1· waYIJ war and failure of harvests, par· ing of tribute to t he enemy, wh en these wero negl('ct (ld . It Is expensive to rob Ood! He SE'nd s Hi~ officE'I'S or justice attar us! Above this, He commend ed them to b ring tho first fruits of every locrea'!e, and 011 It pledged n. great bless· lug. "Honor tho Lord with the first fruits of nil thine Increase; SO shall thy barns be filled with plenty, and thy prc'!ses shall BLTRST OCT with Ilew

wlnr" We arc proving tho same ad· ministration of Goll to·day.

:'Irany n young Prntecostollcr has turned ov(!r his uarns to the treasllry of the IAml, allcl fIOo n had a "till further rl~o 111 "alury, or a hetter position of· ferNI him, or an Imlllunity from slrk· nOl;s wlH'n flhop·matm~ wero laid a.."'idf' for many days. A man In high cll'rlcal pOf;ltJon with a company laid Ill!' be was ! hI' 011 Iy one o[ his age In the whole firm who wa!l not cut down In Falary (WI) ye:lr~ ago, and he f'aw no reason for It, l'XC'E'f)t Ood cnufl(>fl It, he heing a tlth('r,· and, let me add, as one who knf'w him, a IlIlE-ral giver of offerings Ellso.

It Ill! n "hock ing thiu, to ROB COD: nut the major part of His IH!Ople have hN'n dOing It for nearly 21J00 years of thl!> dl~llelll:lalion. To those who honor Him , however, nod n!ll " E- \'('r he In an~'

1llUil 'S d('bl. He delight!! to pour it hack with /I t('n fold· ··yen, often a hun· clrecl fold IncrrrHH'. "The IIheral man devlseth liberal thlllg~, nnd by liberal things s h all he stancl. "

In r('adlng of "China's l\TllI!ons", by lf1ulson Taylor, I came across an 11-IUl'ltration or this. I t wus In notiCing Oeo. Mull('r'R gifts to that work. We all k n ow the story of Ceo, )'lull er and the Orphanage!! at Ashley Down~, BrIstol l':ng lan d, where 1200 orphans were h'Ous('(1 fit a time, and during his life. time tens of Ihousa nd s of them gradu. flted thellcf' to us('ful JIves. 'Ve remem­ber the libe ral heart (not purse) o[ young Muller, when he devis(>(1 turn ing hi!! lIul(' all Into the bire of a small houl'le to shelter a few homeless lads and how Ilhe rally Ood ('aused him to stand, through a long IHe·tlme. Fre· Quelllly without money for the next meal h(' wen t on ns Ood led, e nlarging homes and ta klug In boys. llil the great hornc!! of Ashier Dowll!' prov id ed, h ow liberal was his heart nnl how liberally Ood ca used b lm to stand. :\'ever In debt to mill!, though often 80 deep:;,' :':.:. clebt to God , that the givi ng or thanks for the llIeal was heard ove l' em pty tn· hle~, s urrouu ded by hundreds of hung l'Y lads. and then th(' food would begin to pOur In br way of the bnck door, side doors a nd front doors. Broken·down milk cnrtf'l would depos it thpir milk Bakers waked u p In the nigh t and com· mandf'd to carr)' hrend to them in the mOrtling, wou ld deliver the fresh loaves etc., etc.

But In reading "China's MJ.llions". ""hen In the days or their new -ventures, ('hristiull people::> and de nominations of less adven t ure were persecuting the "new methods" of Hudson Taylor, I would r ead how the Mission was tided over sbarp crises again and again by "500 pounds from Oeo. Muller," "10 00 pounds from Oeo. ::\Juller". One could

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but 'l'ee by wbat liberal things O-od caused Geo. :\luller to stand tor another with all the weight of his own penniless work. Truly If in giving we will dare venture on the UDReen, we shall soon find

"How flrm a foundation , Ye saints at the Lord,

Is laid for your fnlth 1n His excellent Word."

In this Last Hour, nil that His Spirit wHI allow us to get rid ot. to the work o[ the Lord, is ou r bighest ill\'est ment and ,,·111 yield us a thousand per cent, yen, ten thousand ll('rcent dividends.

A Pentecostal party who ha.ve large ,;chools, home. printing press. etc .. io their work, feeling that the Lord was lIoon coming, becamc ex('rcised In mind about the property f\hould they, as ready ones. be caught away, to wbom would the plant go? Could they make a will? Would It !'tnnd the Inw when they wero gone, neither dead nor on earth? Would all this property which wa" the I.ord's and the aggregate of HI~ people 's glftn be ap propriated In lieu of a will's not !>tandlng, by worldly relatJve!'\ and thus misappropriated? Tho problem was taken to n world l)' lawypr, an expert. and statpd thtl!;:

SUJlPo!le a large bU!lilH:,'5s was In danger of suddenly paising into other hands at a n entire loss to the holders. ,Yhat action WQuid you advl!le now'? The lawyer snid , ":'>lor lgage it as heavily as you can pos~lbly carry, :lnd use the mon ey to other purposes." Thill may be liKht to manl' oth('rs who are hoJdln!; by faith for speedy translation, much of whose homes or other property In the present distress In the Lord's work might be put dlrectll', through heavy mortgages, into acllon.

\Ve hear some onE' remon;>trate­"Such teaching Is wrong, we ha\'e DO

right to live In such reckless fashion," Yet we read of a certain poor widow who did this reckless wrong thlng-"Cast in AL L her living." But she wa s forgiven or Jesus? Nay! Commmellded! In that ho u r He taught there was a quality ill gh·i ng. as well U'I quantity. Many rich men tha t to·day ca'll into the Lord's treasury vast Slim'!, ypt God used In H is work the fluallt y of the pOor widow's gift mo re than the qua ll tlty of those who cast In "of their abunt1:ance,'o Her pen­Ilr wen t t urth{'r In lI ls Rplrltua l work than all their great SUlllS 9[ tho u;:ands o[ dollars. Thete arc brass pcnnles, Si lver pl"lIn\es, gol d pcnlllas, perhaps diamond pennies In the I ... ord·s estima­tio n. Big gifts of hras'! pennies, In whieh thpl"e is no so H denial. at the be~l. only go for scalTo ld work. "Give and It shall be given unto you: good measurp, pressed down and shaken to· gether, und running over shall men give unto your bosom. For with t h e same measure ye meto withal , It sha ll be measured to you again." "The liberal soul sball be made fa t;- and he that watereth shall be waterpd also himself ." "There Is that scattereth and yet in­creaseth, there is that wi t llholdeth more than is meet, but It tendeth to l}()Verty."

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April 16, 1921.

UNITY. By C. W. Doney,

It is Bad Indeed to !:ice s~rlfc and di­'\'islon Illllong lhp children or Cod, Be­loved, these things ought not ~o to be. Th(' Word of Cod revenle plainly that there should be no dl\'islolls among the Spirit-filled, who (,Kpect to be caugbt up wit.h the Lord at HI!; coming.

Paul ~ays, "~ow I be-eech you, breth­r(,ll, by the Xame of the Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all sppak Ill£' ~ame thing nnd that th('r(\ Iw 110 did .. ion .. among YOII; but that ye h(' Jl('I 'r('(' t1)' ,ioillcd to. ~\'Ih(,I',in the ~amc mind, alHlln the same judgment." But he addres::;cs the l'ame brethr>'1l in thp 3rd chapter calling them babes, requiring milk and not meat. ~ay­ing, "Ye are yet carnal: for there is among you envying, strir(> auc! division aI'''' ya not carnal and wa!k as men." 1 ('1)1', 1-10, 3:3.

James sar~, "But. if ye lu\'p- hitt('!' en"ying and strlfp, tn your hearls, glory not. and lie not against the truth. Thi~

wb<lom de!;cenueth not from above, but is ('arthly. ~en~ual, dedllsh For whpre (>ll\Ting :'\nd strite I~ th('r~ lli confu;;IOll and {'\'ery evil work," ('hall_ 3: 14·1 G.

Paul says again, ":\[ark them which cause divlsioHS and offenses contrary to the doctr!ne- which ye have learned and avoid them." Rom. 16:17.

Je!;us prayed that His diMciples nil mlgh! 1)(, 011(' as H e and the F ather are one, "Neither pray I for t hese alone but for them abo which shall believe on me, through their word: thnt ther all may be one: that the world may belie,·c that thou hast sent rue. That they may be lt1/ldc Ill'rrN't in on('," St. J ohn 17: 20-23,

Other scriptures might be cited, but these are suttlclent to show that the thought of God, as revealed in His Word Is that di\'ls io ll .<l nr(' IllO:tL hlll'mJul to the body of Chr!st on earth .

Not only does strife and division work <I e~tructioll In the Cburch of God. but it turn s away, in disgust ancl uller dis· couragement" many who ara anxiously enquiring the way of r ighteousness, Wbll e a u the ot her han d when love and un ity prevail the world looks on and says, "Behold. how these Christians love one another!"

J es us says, ".1\ new commandment I give unto you, that ye love o ne anotber, as r h[l.\'e loved you. Dy this shall al ! men kn ow lhat ye are m~' dlsl'ipleg, it ye have 10\'e ono to another," St. J ohn 13:3 4,35,

That th e}' obeyed this command Is llroved by Acts 1:14 , also 2:1, " These all cO ntinued with one aCCOrd in pra}'e r and su pplication ," "And when the dav of Pentecost was fu llr come. they we re all with one accord In one place. "

Again we read, " They tha t gladly re­ceived his word w ere baptized: and the same day there were added unto UlCIII about th ree thousand so ul s, and they ~ontluued steadfastly in the Apostles'

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doctrine and fellov;~hlp, and In breaking hread and In jlrayer,J." "The multltud{' of them that bellln'ed ", .. {'ro of 0 11 (' hNU' l uud 011('\ ... oul," ,\cts 2.41, 4~; -I 3~.

Paul l'a}'S, '·Fulfil YC' Ill}· Joy that }', be IikplI\lnt.ieil, having th~ :-ame love, 1.K'lu.;t or 1)1lt' uc('(wd, anti of on(' minel, let nothing b", dOIl(, throu~h 8trHI' or \"aln glory: but ill 10w!iIH';ls of mint! Ipt paeil e!-lt, PlU olht'r lwttt>r than tht'lII­!-I(>ln's L\,: thIs m inti ht' in you. '" hlch was al"o In r~rl~t J(' II" "I.A't us

.:h{'refore roJln\\ artf'r tilE, thillt! ... IIl11t lIluk(' fur 1)(';)('1', and things wh(lr{'with on6 mar ('dlty :\Iloth{'r For m(>ut destroy 110t thE' \\-ork or (;od," Phli. ~ :!-5, Rom. 14 19, ~O,

Dhi!-liolu in the .\8sC'mhlr of S,lillH gri{'\"E' thp Holr S.pirlt, briuA" ",a<IIl~88

nncl gloom to {he indlddual IH'!l.rl nlHI spiritual dearth anti barn·nne:s to the .\~~emb:~·. )\l1t alone Is thf'rQ thp, !lb­Rf'nCe of Nllfkat!on anti cheH, htl! thl' !;llirit of prayer and Intprc£'""ioll I!'. gone,

l"nitr, harmony and dl\-ine lo,·\;.' prp­valling In !ilp .\~"elllhl~· brings neon­(ilUon \\·h~>rf'b~- the Silirit I,; Iloun,d out in grac{' nnd sllllll1icnlion; beJle\,l?r~ arc: f'(liflerl ancl upliftp!!. ThE'Y Ilrar ano I,rp\'ail with God. ;\lHI rf'vi\'al~ arp the natural rE'.-ull. Roul!J arE' ~a\"l'd ,tlHI filled with Ih" ~pirit: tht-' skk ar(l hpal.,,1 and thp nrld~ prppan'cI to IlH"N the Bridegroom.

Belovp(1. he('d th(> f').hortation of (;0(1 A"lvell In Eph. 4:3,13, "Endeavoring to kee l) the unity of the Spirit, 1111 \\'(\ '\11 come in tht' unity or the Faith unto a Ilcrfect man." ,UIEX!

" LookiT)g from tl)e Top." (Continued from Page One.)

from off the taee of the earth, Time and again a ~a\'iou r W:l!l raised \lp for these p('ople until filially witpn th ... lr Ctl l) of IniquIty was full. a li i t'arth W:lS

black with corruption and degradation, God robbed Heaven or its \'pry d(lar(,st treasu r p and sent Jesuit, Hi s onlr hE'­gotten Son, to take away the sins of th(" whole world-Jesus, the Cbrlst whom they took R.nd with cruel hands nailed to the tree, r lO'jecti ng the Saviour of the world,

Truly they have not been retkoJl(ld with the nations, but scattered and peeled--dr!von from nation to na tlon­outcas ls-r (lf ugees a lld yet God 1tJ) l'ak­Ing of t hem says 1 see no perverseneo.'-S Oh the love or God with wh ich He co,'ers His own.

It you have been reading lalest ZiOn­i!';Uc n ews you will find n modeI'll Ralak In Henry l'"ord, H e is growing r nthl'l' uneasy and losing so me slee p oyer thelie people who have come liP out of Egypt and are cover ing the tace of the earth Although o lltcasl6, these a r e fo und oc­cupying the most prominent positions Qnd offices or the nations of Ihe world today. The Viceroy of India a Jew­Secretary of State of India a J e w-High Commissioner to PalE'stine a J ew-Dls­m el! himse lf , twice Ole Premier of Eng­land. I n our g rea t universities, John Hopkins, Colu m bia and J1 a rvard co ll ege

chairs ha ve bee n filled by J ews.

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Quoting from "The J ew, a :\lan with a Rf'corcl." by Hobert Guth r lf' Frf'cman, "In th(> financinl world the pocket-oooke III th£' natioll~ ilr$ kept tilled br the Jew!. Some y('ara aKO tbe Ru'! .. lan go'-· ('rum£'nt nppli('r\ to tht Rothtblld" for a loan Their r('pre~nt'llh·" wl'nt to ~t p.,tt'rshurg 10 lilt' t the millt'"lt\'r of fI­IHllltl', a Jew: to :\Iadriu to.et tlit, Span­i .. h Ir~a""r,'r, n Jew. to Pari! to consult tlle Ilr mier, a Jpw. tbt'n to Oerllo to h:I\t' an utf'r\'l('w with thoJ ('hancf'lIor at th('\ Prui"ian gO\f'rlLllh'nl, a Jew" li~

~he lU!<l fifly yt'lr the Jt'WI have ill­

cl".':l!\ud in IlOllUI.I' on from four million I lift 1':1 ra!]]iol\.

Oh. Y" • poor '1' F~nl ~. b("glnning to In ... h me 1\ (} 1,), "nd I., 1\1t('nq\lln~ an 8.1l! ~:-;"lIIiti(' lHlVt'OIl'!l: tn I ~mp OU! th('.il(" hn:IIl'r~nnH' IH'i~hht)r~ But rt"i

truly as GU41'~ \\'urd h.\..'1 ~llIlkf'll. "Cur ('Ii IH> "\,("n·on .. tha Cl.lr~'!l The"'''. 80 w,'\ the p\lnle <'Olll(' ullOn H{'llry F rd, anol lli:o( ,Irnll rly \\~II h,' 1Ipelle4\ pon'rtr, the mOllll'nt Jr," 31'1h("ly !;tartSi "11th :L mo\'e llIf'nt. 01111 IlIhdlt a~ wl'li nt1!'lIlpt h) holl1 hach till' 1"1L,h;ll~ wuteu of th" "'Jag ~a \\ Ilh .1 ~tT·lW, all to Ir~· 1st'll) wllnl Got! bac;; dl cl.lred of H.s rho n Ilt'opll'--thf' Illrlt'strllctlbll', trrf'l1rt Illlt' .J w, eOI\ I 1I0t;1 man Ihal Ill' ~hnalil Iii', 1\01' till' l!llIl of man that II,' &hl)\lI,1 n'llcllt, Han} III 1101 alii all.) 1Ihall lip lint elo, or h It I! lie "I}ukt'n all,l baT! HI' nol Ill.tkt' g~loll ~

Con1l' up hight'r' Y,,", 10,). 'Ir. 1",I;·d, nUty rid ... : hal OI1!~' as ,·ou :Jcrl'llt tit," ('hrl!'ll whom th'> .Jt'WS 11:\\"1' !'t'j('c'C'd {;od 'I"~ s tht'1l1 a \11" )1)1(' l~nlh\'r\'.1 hil"k III th! ir I)WI1 land, One ~l'ar('t'ly n~~~tli

'go to the top" to sl'~ Ihls Il(111)hlCY Iwlng rulfil\~d Iwrore ou,' \'t'ry ('\'1'",. ~l~

toelay. tht>y arE' ~lOUrlll'" In I'rolll ~'\·en·

country to Ihl It' own bl~lo\'>ll lallel of Palco;.llnp .. \11\1 wp.;"e yon III Ir:\\· lo\·('r thl~ ('oulltry yOu wuuld trul}· hl'hoh! Iho d('!H'rt bpC(lllllnr. ;\ g;HciPIl of l-:dt'li uuilf'r thl' mag\(> touch of till' hand ot thp J{'w, u" G'o!! Is beginning Ie) :-I('nd the torm('r and laller raiml. :\loTl'o\'('r,

thk people who for cputur:('S h;I\· ... !;leon but a rellgiou\-; comlllunlty, nfl' now reck· 011('(1 among th(' IHI.t!OUS of lh,' world, :\.i a natiOIl- -a nation wltbout It King.

Uut "from thl' to])" WE' hf"hold th"" <:hrl"l-r .. jectln~ IH'ople, a }If'ople dean>lp(1 and walking In GOII'~ IItatutl'~, acclaiming our ble;;"ell Saviour nK their l\Ip~slah-their Klng- -the King or King!!, reigning in rlghteou"I\Pfl!l; lIi~ own chosen l)pOpl(>, tll{' .-:vung('listl1 filling the eartb, In tulflllm('nt of Hifl Word, with fhe glory or J ehovah.

"J"raf'l. T~raf'l IO\'NI or ,Jehovah, III thf' l\fe!<!lll\h HIM f,\ce thnu I'Ihalt III"P.

lI tlmhlf'd nnll hrok.·u. r'Jr .. >ntant. h,'l1e\'llIl', ThOll "tmlt e"."llt Him who dlp<l on the

tree,

· 'T.~rnf'l. Y!'Iraf'l. 10\"t'(l or .Jehovnh, Lltt liP thy head for the d;twn 1>1 at

hnn(!. Turn thy !'.a('l fare tllwnru the grel'lI hili,.

of Zion. n."llnbowl'J ot promise b\.>nd o\"t'r thy 1:\no.l.

"lA) ,lhlll lJ.,"Imc IN'IlItI In power retll r nf'th, Ht'l"n lded onc(' hy II Star'M l'rllllnl( light,

Soon Ukf' th{' glorloll>l !'Iun or ttH' mornlnlf Thou 'Mha!t behold IHm :I. 1{lng In His

might."

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Propl)ecy al)d Presel)t Day Events. H<,I)("1 ' [eWntt HtI~.'o('I I , 0 Tilt, 'l ()oti.l Uibl(' In..-Utuu",

, C'\\ T('",llulI('rnt I',.o"h('('". ~(!W Tp!;tament prophf'>c)' throws a

vf'ry clear light IIpon the church era, making It Illnln that In the career of the church there would be n develop­rnenL ot NlcolaltRnlsm. or a disposition to establish a ruling 0' tbe people by ecclE"~lnstical autO('raC'y, a corruption ot doctrinE" and the rejf'ction of sound doc­trine. together with a li:r(>at final ap08-taay from "the talth dl'lIvered once tor all lin to the flalnlfl "

Such a view Is very unwplcome to tbe mind that Is w('(\d('(1 to a theory of evo­lution both for the mornl and spi r itual progrCIJ8 or h\lmanltr, but It Is clearly MEIL fort h In the New 'r(l~tament lIerip­tures.

Our Lord gave warning concerning tallle teaehers ~aying, "Beware ot false prophets which come to YOll In sheep's r1othlng, hut InwaNly they are ravening wohe,," (Malt, 7 15). JeslI!J hf're Indl­ratl'S not only thE> pOlihlbllity but the eMlnlnt)' that preor'h{'rll nnd t('schers hOllti1(> to h{'avf'llly truth would wear Ih(> guru and 1I(>f.>k IhE' position of fill or­thodox mlnl!itry.

Pnul had equally c1(>llr vi~lon of t.he future wilen hI' R(lflrp!I~('d the Ephp!;lan (lld('rA. loUl~·lng. "For I kilO ..... this. lhal nfter my d('pnrturE' flhllll grievous wolve~ ('Jitpr In among YOII, not Aparlng the flock. AIBO of your own selves shall nH'n arlflP, ~ppakin~ flen'pr~e things. to lIra\\" away dl~clplps A!I(>r thplll" (ActA 20:2fl. 30). ~ome rulfillment o[ this Jlrophp(,y Is I;('('n hI prl'!lIenl dn)· lite Wh(!ro (leople r(""fu.~c 10 belle\'c the mlrnc­uloll!! movenl(\nt~ of (l0!\ I n human his­torr and then turn to the nbHurdllies of llIoliprn cult!! and phllo"ophlps.

Pptpr, guiclt>d bv tl1(' !'!Ilirlt or God reall7.t·d lhat th(' t!'Hlr(' would not dit­ter trom the post H) rar a!l the riSing of raIl'll' tpachf'rs and tllf'lr welcome by Ill{'n wall <'OIH'{'nH'd. His words c('rtalnh' rle~crll)(: prefl('nt dn)" ('Oll(lIlion~ In th'e ('hUn-lies when hI' !'ayF, "There shall comp In tllp Indt dnYfI s('otr('r;;. wal k ing n rtE'r their OWII IU!lU;t nnd 8ltylng, Whore IR thn pr OllliRI' of 111M ('omlng? for silll"o Ih(" rather!> (('Ii IlRlp'·Il. fill thlngfl COil· tJnul' a ... th('y w('r(' trom tll(' hegilllling ot the rr.eation," (::! PN, 3:3,4).

The beloved dlJlclple John turnighed a. te:>t by which rah·e l!'acherfl can be di~­cernpll whl'n ho wrotl" "Beloved, be­lievE' not every spirit, but try thE> spirits wllt'lh('r tlil'Y bE' of God: because many fnl~E' prophf'ts fire gone out Into the wo r ld, Hereby kilO\\- Yt' thp Spirit of nod: e\'(>r~' i:illirit thnt cOllfeliseth that Jf'!\U'i ('Ilfl!'t Is ('orne in Ihe tI(",,}l Is of Goel' and eVPry Mpirlt that confessC"th not that .JC'su.~ ClIrl!'1 IR come In the flesh is not or God: and this hi the spirit of .Antll"hrl!>t. whereof ye ba ve hear d that It !<llfl u hl conw: and p\'l>n now al r eady I .. In the world" (1 Jolin 4:1-31. Any modern "iRm" can be tested by lnclulring

itA atlllnde to tbe incarnation. All false rtlllgiolls dpny that Jesus Christ Ie come In the fle~h. When the spirit of Anti· christ bpglnf! to Hnd E'xprek~lon In sup­lH>sedly orthodox creede there Is denial that Jesus Christ Is coming a second timC'.

.\' (0 \\ 're~trune llt PrOl)tu:"(.'y I<'ulfillcd. It can hardly be doubted by tho~e who

read current literature and take note of pulpit utteranCE! among thp liberals of theology that almost everything ascribed to the lIoly Spirit Is denlp(i In our day. The Dible IA viewed as a mf're human book or Hebrew IHeralure, The virgin birth of Jesus Is denied or ascribed to a natural process of parthenogenesis. Re­generation t:\ viewed a!l. a movement of :~dolE'scel1ce. .\'owhcre Is there a place for the presence and movement ot G Coil by His Spirit In human life.

The tendency ot modern times Is lo secure progress by elimination, Among (telilrable features we have the horseless carrlagp. the fireless cooker, the Iceless refrigerator, the spineless cactus, tbe PAinless dentist, and we are hoping tor the day or the odorless onion, the bone­less Sh/HI and the kalserle!ls world,

Elimination, however, can mark de·' genC'racy. and this If! trup when there Is a tfln(lancy toward the 10\'eleRlS Dlurrlage, the childless home and a Ch rifltless (,hrlRlIanItY· This laLter haR certain marked features whlC'h take the torm 'If ,'err c1eftnltf' substitution", ~ eliminating (Jod and His power from human lite and <le/hlty:

1, !Iuman Reason for Dil"lne Revelo.· lion,

2, lIuman attainlll('nl tor Divine Ob-tillnmf'nt.

3. Politlcal Phll()~oJ)hy Bible Pl'ophl'cy.

1. Th(' A(\'"anCf'm('nt of Humanity for lhe .\d\·eU! of the Son of ;"1 all ,

f>, Social Reorganization for the Re­gf'neration or the Individual. or the Sub­fIIitution of Effort tor a fiy-Product of Chrlflllanlty, for the Prime Product. H unwil Ht'a .. On \. ('r~u oj III \,Inf ' R(' ,'('l lllioll

The Blhl(' lays claim to !)('Ing n l'e,'ela­tlon of O'od. It Is Tl l!< ullvelilng of truth which lies beyond the r('neh ()f hu­man I'ealion. T he charact(>r or God is dbcrlhpd and lhe mo"ements of Hi!:! gnlce toward men defined. Christianity b dl!4tinctly diffe rentiated from all the other religions of humanity In that all world religlonR simply reveal the help­less ('rrort!'. or men to find God or the cou n terfeit of Satan expliOted to a hun­j;\ry worl d wh ile Christianity represents Ill£' ~ucce<slul effort of Gild to fin d man aurl the presentation of Ihat which is furnished for needy man by the living and t r ue God. Tbe Blbl(' Is p resented as Intulll ble and authoritativE' because ")Ien ~pak p from G-od mo\'et! by the Ho ly Spirit" (2 Pet. 1.2 1 1.

In opposition to all this. there is

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modern denial of all the fundamental facUl ot Bible revelation, and this by men ordained to the ChrlsUan ministry and still holding pulplk. In orthodox de­nominatlono;; Arter a comrortable din­ner a doctor of divinity of nn evangeli­cal denomination conveyed to me his conclusions on maLlers ot religion, He said that he rejected all authority and depended upon tbe results of hlg reason. To him the Pentateuch was of doubtful )'IOf;alc authorship, and certainly con­tained many "tolklore stories." Paul wa~ declared to ha.ve garbled tbe teach· ings ot J esus and to have foisted upon the world a doctrine of tbe church that would have been severely condemned by the ).Iaster, Regarding his own out­look for Immortality, the comtortable doctor yawned, and said tbat be war not sure concerning the future, and did not much care: that It It pleased the great Author ot all things to snuff" out his existence after ten or fifteen year~ more of world lire,he wou ld regis­ter no protel<t, for he had had n bully good time whlle here.

Such thought and utterAnce is even less than I)agan. It not only betrays the benumbing of the' soul's Hner asplra· lions, but Ignores history and gives ex, presfilon to twaddle just a!; If J esus Christ had never lived and had ne,'er died.

J{ ('II_'04)1\ in ReliJ..'ion . Reason has a true place In religion

Man is nOt asked to lay aside his reason In becoming a Chrifltlan, llUt Is asked to accept t h E' revelation of GOll so he c:tn do better reasoning in life's task. Faith is not a<: the boy said, "Believing witat we know is not true," but fnlth Is ac­cepting what we know to be true be· cause of divine credentials accompany­Ing revelation. Divine re,"elation puts a high premium on reason in lltat it re­l'E'!al1'1 !'Io many factll, :'. lodern rejection o[ divine revelation and the ~\lb~:Litu· tlon of human realio n therefor 11'1 a I'Ilgn of the IItth'nl'<;~ rather tMB:. ~i1o l!r,~at­

ne!'ls or our age. Intellect'> l)uch IHi Soc­ratE's, Plato and Arii\tOlle would h:lYf1o

bowed in lhe pre!<!;'nce of Je<"I,;, fur ;h~ir writing" betray yearn In; t,)r a mani­fe!</€(l God,

Atln; lI lll('n t ' -c.'r<:u ';;; Ohtfl in ll l('nt The gospel prellents Mlvation M nn

obtainm('nt from God rather than an attain1l\('1lt of man. In John 1:12,13. it Is w r~ttl·n of Chri!>t /h("tr u e LIght: "As many a ... received Him to them gave He llO\\'f'r to hecome the sons o( God. e\,pn to Ihf!m thal believe ou His namf'. who wen~ horn not of blood. nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the win of m:lO but of Go<l."

-"..I;·ain. In John 3:3 we read, "Except a mall he born from above he Cllnnot see the kingdom of God." Thp kingdom of God Is not n. rpalm Into which man rl~('s bv hIs own attainments, hul Into which h~ Is Invited by the touch ot lHe trom abovp. ~ot only so, but hi!> true Ihlng Is an obtainment ot divine power,

In perfect accord with thl ... Is Paul'~ descr iption or the Christia.n lire in Gala­tians ::!. 20 where all is a..~cribed to an Indweillng obtainment: " J am crucified with Christ: nevertheless 1 Ih'e: yet not

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I but Christ livelli In me: and the life which J now 1I\'e In the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave Himself for me,"

AI! this is in striking contrast with the spirit or modernl::.m. Salvation by character ratber than character by sal· vatlon is the moUo of modern unitar­Ianism. That man must. save himself is the creed of tbose wbo reject Christ.

Writers who scorn the Bible doctrine that Jesus Christ was born In humanity to furnish a new Adam for tbe race and Q.. way of salvation through obtainm€'nt of pardon and lite through Him are multiplying books to prove salvation by struggle and attainment and instead of life through union with Christ. they hold Ollt the pOSsibilities of reach i ng eternal peace through multiplied IncaI'· naLions and self·dlsclpllne during each l>erlod of the progressive incarnaUon Attainment for obtainment Is a damn­Ing heresy.

All systems that emphasize the human rather tha.n the divine are antl·Christian. Eddylsm OJ' Christian Science. fah.ely so­calleel, is distinctly anti-Christian in that It presents ;\rrs. Eddy as having redis­oovered a prinCiple which Jesus once knew and practiced and then presenting to the world a SY8tem of living by affirm­Ing truth and denying error without special reference to the' risen Chri~t

The fact is. anyone who proposes to practice the prinCipleI'! of Christian Science can, after lenrning them, get along nicely without. either J esus or Mrs Eddy. It is a creed without n Christ. a plan Without a person. 11 system at ~al­vation without a Saviour. I t Is in line with other ~)'stems which substitute at­tainment for obtAinment. 1'0111 k:1I r-hilOM ) llh~· \ ...... Blhl(' PrOI)h{"('y.

.A thinl mark of a Chrlstless Christian­ity is the substitution of political philos­Ollhy for Bible prophecy, The Bible is the stor.v of wor ld redemption. Its his­t-cry and its prophecy taken together cover tbe whole course of time. The coming' ages are programmed in prOPh­ecy and If we arc as careful to study 1he meaning of prophecy as we are in studyIng history, we can know approxi­mately what is to come to pass In the world as surely as through history we know what has come to pass.

Bellevers are ul'ged not to be dis· tu.rbed by wars and rumors of wars seeing that these things belong to the world program and must come to pass. Moreover, the riSing of tbe nations against pach other. together with the de\'3"tations of ramine. pestilence and earthquakes, arc to be \'iewed as the birth pain!> of a Ilew age which ahall continue umiJ this new age is born by tbe presellce of Christ In the world judg­ment. Human Ail\'jUH't'mCnl \-~. ('III·i .. t'~ A(h en!,

A foul'th all(l mo"t Mlgnlflcant mark of a Christies!> Christianity is the sub· filit\ltlon of human ndvancement tor Christ's &dvent, or the setting of human hope on the advancement of the sons of men rather than on the advent of tbe Son or ;\Ian.

Nothing is more plainly laught in God's Word than the glorious advent

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of the world's SaviOur Is to constitute the belle\'er's bope. Old Testamf:nt pa,:sages such as l!;alah 2:2-4; 11:1-16; )llcah 4: 1-7; 5: 4-9; together with Zech­ariah 14 1·21 make it evident that notb­ing but the glorlou!I manir(,!ltatlon of Israel's :"!\essiah will bring world peaoCe In the ~ew testament, Acts 1.11; Titus 2 11·14; Revelation I' 7 and ~eore~ of other passages reveal that Christ's re­turn Is to be the bel1eYer's hope. Yet in ihe face of all this. tbe profe.;.sed eI­pounders of the Blhle are continually pointing to human l)rogress as lhe goal of blCSSNlne!l!l.

A noted preacher crystallzed his the­ology of hope In the word. "The advance­ment of the sons at men Is the advent of the Son of ).Ian ." ~o sane exegis can admit such an interpretation of the glorious promise;:: concerning Ihe ad"ent of aliI' Lord. It Is the marvel ot our age that the world does nOt !lee that its progre::s in Invention and manufacture has but added to the horror of Its con­flicts and that some power higher than that of man Is needed to moderate hu· Illall ambition and curb human lust.

By-I' I'O(hll'ls \ -('r:-:U>l ;\llIil1 ProdUCI. A further lIlark of tendency toward

a Chrlstle8S Christiallity II; tho dlspo"i. tion to place the emphasis ot thought and effort lipan the by-products of C'hrlsthu'­ity rather than upon the main product. The object of Chrt!lt's coming was to 1£>11.11 <d nflll nH'1l In Un/I. All hnman blclI:<(>(\ness will be achieved by return to Him and fellowship with Him. 1t is desirable that men .!!liallllve hygienically and that man shall have mastery or Na· ture's forces for wide t.ravf'1 and tbe en­joyment of all things malerlal. These, however, together with "o('\al reform!:' are the br·products of Chrl!ltianity.

When Chrbt's commission Is carrit,>d out. all I)hnse~ of w()rld blessednefliS fol­low. Sa\·,d mQn become ilelter Cathers, belte l' neIghbor!!. belter hug!nel;!j men. betlf'r citizens, and there is t rend ot world life toward kingclom rlghtf>ous­ncps. lnd(>ed, this is the shorte!\L road for all great reforms, henec Paul did not pan~e in his gospel effortq to organize antl·.!!la\'er~' <;ocleties or even tenl)lerance league!!. The gospel effort that sa\'es tlie individual will as a br-l)rOduct save l.-oclety.

But in Ihe face of all Ihis, we have a rCY(>rsnl or method and the modern cry tOI' social service in formf! that have smaJl referenre to Christ Himself and His message for the individual. )Iuch settlement work takes the form or slm· ply planting a mallei aesthetic hOJlle In a demorallzed community belle\'lng that Its light will dispel the darkness or sin.

There is also In these days the notion that a federation of churches into an intenrenominallonal fellowship means world redemption. "Get together" in­slead of "get to Cod" Is the cry of mod­ern christendom. with forgotfulness or the fact that "a get-together movement" without. a primary thought of God gal'e the Babel of history and Is not likely to produ('e better results In modern times. It Is to the shame of modtrn ambition for so-called Christian unity that preaeh­ers of cvangeJical denominations are

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pleading for a church life which w1ll "Rnd within It, fellow!!hfp Jew and G~'n­tile, PrOIE'tHant and Catholic, TrInlta.rian and t-nitarloll, rHuallp.t aud ('vang(·IIf'lt. nath'e and foreigner. rich and poor, black, white and yellow.. and every one" who ba!; eome conception of belnl religlou,,_

The puhHe announcement that church bulldilllS ar(> being dedlcalf'1I to Ihla broad sort of rE'ligious occupallon hi to many a ... Ign that U1(l ~lil1ennlum is al­most her£' Some are so much touched b)' the ,eeing of the denominations worshipping togQther that they ha,·e forgotten Ihat all this can be a mere human movement and the mark Of that Chrl.!!tleFls Chrl~tlanlty concrrlling which our Lord ullered the rebuke addrE'lW£>d to the Laodlcean church: "So th('11 be­cause thou art lukewarm and Il('ith('r cold nor hot f Inll1trerent to fundam('nlaJ trulhsl, 1 will spew thee out of my mouth Becnuee thou saye~t. 1 am rl('h and Increased In goods and have 1\('('(1

of nOlhlng; and knowest not that thou are wretched nnd miserable and poor and blind Rnd naked .,

r'l't'''-('ni \\'orld "('1'(1.

While New Testament prophec)' Is "ery deRnlt£' In lIa a!!-sertions that Ih£lore wlJI he fl "failing away" fTom the talth once for all delivered unto the ",.lnt8, thl!l but increa~ei'; the responsibility ('It thOf:.e who know the Iruth. In ... t('a!l at cherishing a foolish world optlmlflm concerning the futUre, belie'·erll should look Into th(' future throll~h the lenses of the divine \Yard, onll in Iho promlsf'!'! of God find both str('ngth nn(\ peace.

)Iany In our day can echo the Inquiry of Daniel: "0 my Lord, wbat shall be the Is;;u£' of thf',;e things?" Th{' T{'pl} madt" to Ibe prophl'l hal' its le-ssoll for bl· IIp''er~ of today The angel !tuld: "Go thv way, Dnni('I: fur the word.!! ar{' flhut liP and sealed till the time of the l,nd" (IMn 12:9). Till" makes It plaIn that many thing" (If thf' prophetic program will not be llllliE'rstoo<1 ulltil Ihey happ<'n, but n.s they do hapPPIl. believeI'll will rh('rk them Ill) with Jlr('phecy and he l'trength­enel\ in faith.

Thl' angel aitw !'la.ld: ""any shall IlUr­ify them .. £'IH!< and make thpIll8elvea white, <lnd be rpflnE'd; hut thE' wi('k('(1 >lhall 110 wlcKrdly; anti none or lh~ wi{'k­ell ShAll ullderRlond: but. they thnt he wl"e I'Ihllll und(>rllhill/l" (Dall. 12:1(), Am. R. V.l Here I .. a warning ('lIn('('rn­ing the lH'r lod of the "Cn.>ot T ibul;\! lOll" and a\.!!o Ihl' I'Itatement that Ih .. wlrk .. d and worldly will continue blind to the mo\'emf:u{!; of Gnd

Till" bleMlpti assurance of tuture rf' ward as well a~ command for pret;E'nt duty Is al.!lO given. "But go thou thy war till the plHI he; for tbou shall r(,lIt, and tholl AllaH Rtond In Ih" In!, Ilt Ih~ end of the IIays" (Dan. 1~;13). Dan· leI's duty as he waited the unfolding or thp propbetlc program was to clo his everydny dlltl('s. managing th(' political affairs or the Pro\'lnce of Babylon In smeh a way aFJ to bring the hlgbeHt good to living m('lI. Beyond tbl~ lay the as,;ured reward ',."hlch would be his In the flnal accounting.

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OR::!, ))Oes thc "<,YrN"dlng JOY" of .1 ud(' ~ t IIH'fUl 111 '1 JOy. 01' 1 he JOy of Iho'i4' pn'o;cntoo '!

Primarily HIli Joy, but allilO ours, Uoth tho Pl'll,;cnter ami tho JlrflH{'ntf'd will llave great joy flt what the grace of God hRS done for lost 80ulll, In making them wblte aR snow and fit 10 have fellowship wltb God fore\'er.

osa. I)oe<l dl"('I'rnlng the I J()I'(l' 'j hod), ( I ('or.1J::.!9). 1111 ' ;111 lib iUl'"islhl(' (,h un'h. or d<H''I II mf"H1I1Hs hody bl'()k(>n fOl' ollr )walth, (,lIthl", 10 J)urtake or HL ... dhhm IIf("!

It mf~an6 (Irlmarlly HI., body broken for 0111' 81 11 alHl ror our Rlckn(>!;s. nut we ~hould dl ... c('r n In tho bread and CUI) not IIlf'Tf-'ly that which RIiRtalnll natural lIrp, but also the lite giving pr!!senc& of th<' Lord, and !'o aPllro)) rl atP tlii by a living f.\lth :,C( L. ~I}t a <-'pi rJt. ultl qulckflnlnJ!:' "I' I) h 11th f/)r the hodr

OR I. :\Iu~ II man h<' till (' ld('I' IIcconl­ill~ to OIP Hlhlc, Illut ncl\()('tlt<' the uo;;e of lohn<','o l\nd !O nufT, IInli !oo('11 the sturf t4) hl'l n o l ~hhor ... ?

ITIl may he Igno rnn t Oll the subjecl nllli still be a good lIon ('~t man. But I would IIOt recommend him to the office \Int!1 Jle lovE'!\ God beUe r than he does tobarco, and Is willing to Quit it for the aake of His C11I1I1('. A real elder f~ a preach er , and s uch are required to be ot good report and not wort by ot blame In bls walk bcror(l God and the people . The use or tobacco Is a dirty, filthy, neshly habit.

OR:;. ])Oe8 t.ho (1(' \'11 c \-cr CtlUSO o ne to tlrClun?

The dovil counterfeltR al most every thing tbat God docs and I hl\\'e no doubt he sometimes gives dreams. But n one of Satan's co unt('rf('lts have on tbem tbe genuine seals of h eln-en. By those ac­Quainted with the ways of God they are \I sua ll)' easily detected

OM. Is It rJght n ot to h old prnl'er 1IIN.1tings bCcnu,;;C' t\ lm .. bltllfl obj~t.s? I know the \Vord ~1I1S to oh('y )'0111' hus­band. Docs It III Nm to I NtH~ tho Lord's wurk ulIIlolIO to oht')· )"0111' husband ?

It Is righ t to lead rather tha n drive. If pOl\slble, avoid a <1irect set to wIth your husband in which you fOOlishly de­cla re you donot mean to heed his voice. Obey Ood, and ye t do your home duties so tha t there will be no grounds for 1118 objections. As long as you are faith­rul to your busband In the home, li e has no scrip t u ral rlght- to stand between you and Ood, or to make you disobey God, God comes fi rst, a ll mankind second.

1)87. " ·hnt. is the lUHlU:~ of the FntJlcr nlld or lhe Holy Ghost?

The name God Is equally appHcable to the Father. to the Son and to the Holy Ghost. The same Is true of Lord . Perhaps the word " name" In this in­sta.nce does not rerer so much to aDY

tL If of Df'ltr a, to the very e~sence of the Godhearl. We know that God gives Jllm.;eif many names in scripture, yet it Is said His name Is "Ollf~." But He cl!rtalnly 11M more than onc title,

III one sellse the name or the Father Is tho FathM; the name or thf' Son, the Son; IhA name at the Hol~' Ghost, the Holy Ghost. Tit!'> name of Smltb I!I: ~lIllth, So mYlltery about it.

!)RH. ,,'lltI t Jo; lII('tlnt In ,John J~ nnd ) J "hplI .J('''U'i «iIid we .. hollhl tlo grcat(' r \\(H'k .. l)l·(·:"1 I1-.<' " J go 10 ~J y Plllh<,r?"

TIl(' salvation of soub Is more lmpor~ taut than working miracle!'. Xone of 118 lIe!!!1 to expect to do grl'ater miracles than Jesus did. He I'ail\pd the dead even. But the r('turn of Je~uR to tho l'~ather wa~ necessary before the ]l oly Spirit could be poured out. an(1 work with liS

tor Ihe ronvlctfon an,1 r<alvatlon 0( the multlt.ude::!. By the h!'lp of the Spirit PC'I'r got mono to belle\'e and be saved :11 0110 day than Jeslls did all the while He lived on earth, Our work is to be gr(,3.t('r by being more extf'lls lve.

!Hm, " 'hnt dill .1e<o,lI<I mCllll wh c lI Hc <;flfrl, " I ,PI 111(' (Icnd hury thd,' d('nd'!"

H e meant a saved man has more im­portant things to do than to hang around wnltlng tor un saved kltll.folks to die ~o lit' can arrange for n decent funeral. l'nsa\'ed people can arrange fo r their bUrial just as well; allrl Jesus says for U~ t.o let the m carry Rtlch burdens. while we preach the gORp('1 and work ror the Lonl, which they,cannot d o.

000, 'Vhe n praying In l)I'h'o10 nrc )'O U i ll (11'110)' to :wnll l'OUL'sdf ot t~\e gift ot ulIIgu['<; to h elp ~'o u jn prIll'cr, wIthout the SI)lrit-aNllIl'(' ntll'_gi\'ing ut tf'1'1I 1ICC?

enless the Spiri t helps In the utter­ance by making It eaRier to pray in tongues than III your own language, or by giving more unction to the prayer, I do not see what help the tongues would be In prayer. But ally one really hal'ing the bal)tism wlth the Sp irit of God and the gift of t ongues should be fr!"o to pray in longues In I)rh'ate, and should fi nd It profitable , unctlous, and helIJful In communing with the Lord.

90 I. h thcre any di';;lin(' tio n bCl;nC(l1i t.ho dmrch and the bride? It so, in wh tlt doc-<: It con"t.,t , llnd h ow nrC' we to dJs­tin~"1lb,h between th em ?

The church is made up of a ll truly saved people in this gospel age. Some hold the whole church Is the Bride. Whil e we cannot be too dogmatic about It from the simple fact that the scrip­t ures do not exactly define the Bride, yet I do not believe the Bride is the whole church. I believe alI the true church wJII be saved. All are engaged to Christ; but I belieye we must be ready and pure, It He chooses us whe n He come!!. I believe tbe Bride will be made

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t!p of those who are completely aban­doned to the ..... 111 of God, and who heed the Bridegroom's voice.

09~. n o the l'entOCOl';tal A ... s.cmbli~

of GOd lise ulllca,'C ucd b"('a-d in tJle 1..ord'8 S uppc,'; it so, how lit it made!

Yes, they generally u~e such bread The be!;t Is made by the Jews, and if yOu are whpre thpy are get a l/Ox from th/!m. If not you can have it sent by mall trom Sear~, Roebuck & Co" or from ::\Jontgomcr)', Ward & Co. If you have not thll!, you can use cracker~. I think they are not made with leav(!n If YOll want to make them, :-;imply stir flour and water together and bake In tbln cakes. 'nle adding of som!! 'hortf'nlng makes them brr>a.k easier.

093. 1r thC' hll~bllnll ncgl~t.'" ta mUy wm· ... hip, .. tumid thC' " Ir(' 1(':1<1 0)' ju<;t go o ff b.\· hl'ro;('lt tlnd prlll '!

By all nl('!lnl\ let her lead In family wor"hlll if he neglects.

001 . ShOuld tI)(' paMor, who j'l tI

man. In: ... hllml<, o n thc sick \\ 0111('11 of hh ILs'i('mbJ)" !

Certainly he Illay do so, if he l!i a truly ~a\'ed man. Tbi" ;:hould usually be UllOll thp h!"a<i, It io; often h(>lptul to lar handg on the diseased parb. But a genti!"mlill will know what pilrt ... of the hody it Is imllroper to lay hand,; Oil. In such cal\es con~ecrated sistf'r;; may be u"e<1 to lay hands on the afflicted body while the paRlor laws hand;; upon the lli>ad and pl'ay!!.

flO:>. ]}o('s 00(1 I'NIU il'O ['1I('h or His childl'en 10 he h c., It"'d without medicine?

God does not pu t Ch r istians under legal exactions. He shows us Hi s wllt and ou r privileges In Ch ri st. ·We may accept them a nd be free, or reject tb(lO\ and mls~ the blessi ngs. H ealing Is provided for us in the atonement for "HIIll l\elf took Ollr infi rmities and bare our sic kn esses" (Malt. 8:17). lfacLtild of God can be healed a~ all, It can be by fa ith ill Christ. But If oll e is weak in the faith and feels he must take some medicine, we should not condemn such. 1t one mus t take medici ne , he sbould be "cry careful about what h e takes; and not take st rong and l)oi80n­ous drugs, Many die from taking such d eadl y stuff. There Is no r eal scie nce of medicine that can telI just how a ce r tain remed y wi!! affect e,'e ry body "'hat will sometimes helJl one ]lerson m ay kil l anothe r . Doctol's know lhl s to be a fact . A class ification of medici nes made hy one school is often rejected by other medical sch oo ls a s ..... rong a nd dangerous. Very fe ..... remedies will heal or cure any particular disease. I have heard expert doctors say this, Some sar th e re are only two s uch , and some hold there are none, So go slow in your [alth in medicines. If you take anr, be sure It is some si mpl e st uff that wlll n ot hurt you.

A child knocks at the rather's door with boldness a nd perseverence , and , knowing the r ights of a child, takes no denial. Thus shou ld It be with tbe children of God. who, through Christ's atonement. have liberty of access to the F ath er .-Sel.

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Mill E liza.beth p. Call1p~ell, Hr. -i<)ng t eal'lwr 01' \ 'ocal :\Iu sl('. gl"I'~ h"r 1'11111'(' tlml' t,) the tr~ln!l1!{ !Ie .'\tu,iI'lIls of the Acilu<ll.

PR.\('TfI'.\L CHR I~TI.\X WOHK ,'11\ 'ro;

J'I:'omineHI1~ .lIt" tll!' "'tlll"'I1I-.'1 trainlnj..". 4;rouroll nt y IIni{ T. •.. :awl Y<)llnl( wmn(,1I, IIn.lf'r COI11W't t "I ,ro'ful s"lh'r\'ttilon, ;"Irc en~J.I<··11 'n :'1[1 'lInn. II""j,11 ,i. 1111,\ I~van· )o:"'U>Jtlc w"rk l\CL v,,· ... k Ihrl)\IK'lolit tlll' ~·f';lr, On 'WC,'!ll'lt nf tile wOmll'rful ("lIm.'1t.· ot SClllthl'rn Clllf,)rlll:'\., oj'lp<lrtllnltll''' t,lr Ojlf'n _\Ir w')rk ar<! uuex~'.'llefl. 111 an)" Onh·r pll_n ot the w,~rld,

Thos.· (,It'~!rll'l~ turth(>r Information re­g;u,lIng t Ill' w ork ot the school. (,Oll rlle~ oC ~tlll l\', ('OIHlltl"n" for Cll try. 'h'C'ommo,llI ­tl'll1~, tl'rm". :tJlpll(".'1,jQn IJlall\'!'!. "W., will ('-ommu!lkate wHh ;0.11'. l'clr,·". Sec'y, Xu !'tlld"llt w ill I .. · a('(,.'pt .. ,1 \11111\ hiS or lH'r npllllc:ltlon io;~l'I 1),'I'n re.'eh',·, 1 an.l a;.oprovt',J hy t he r.L<'uJt~' \ n\' \\ 0) lie",tr~ to attend the next t,'rlll • IOUltJ l'\a("E' tlwlr .'1tlpllca.­tl"ns I'arl, An ;1> to Sf' lin' th"ir rnom, 'l"HE SOl1~ERN CALI:FOBNIA :BXBLE

SCKOOL, 5036 E oho S treet , Lo. Angeles.

D. \-Y, Kerr. SUpt, -..r. K_ Xeellllam, Prln. \\'. C, Peirce. Sec'y

~l l:Jl\IOmS OP CH AS . G. F I NNEY, \V r itten by h imself.

('loth , 477 pages . $ 1.0.1, "Few men ha,"e better earned the

right to utter their ow n thoughts, in tbelr own words." P r esenting the mem­ories and heart-year n ings of a vetera n J)a~tor, wllh a passion fo r winning so u ls.

Page Elenn.

l\UD-\\' EST BIBLE SCHOOL. S, A . JrunJoson, Principal,

Auhurn, Nebr aska. Thb school is under the supervblC»1l

of the General Council of the Assembltee of God,

All moneys subscrIbed. or otrertol' for the. School. should be sent to tb . Treasu r er, Geo. \V_ Hawley. Aubnrll , Nebraska,

PEN 'l'l:OOSTAL :BJ:BL :E SC'KOOLS.

For tho bem'fit ot tho!l!'l l'nQ.Hlr lng with N'JP\.rd to Pentl'('o8\f\l B:ble Schoo!!" we herev.ith g1V& f\ list ot t!, ... same •• 0 tar SA wo ha""" knowlfl<l!tt\ but del'<!re to fla.y that tht! M it!-"·('1<t Dlhll'1 School, .\.uburn, Neb_. hr th(' only one of these owned an,1 oJ)f'rat­Ing directly un,ler thfO auspices ot a .. n&ral COllnclt ot tho A !llH'mbliu ot God'

Mld-\VNlt Blbl" f'lchool. 1301 - 19th St, Auburn. Neb,. S .. \. Ja.mleson. Prln,

Uotllel B!bll'l School, GI - 4th AVl'., S ew· nrk. N, J" lo~ra.nk 1\1. Boyd. Prill.

Southl'rn CaUfornla Bible $('hool. fiOU Echo St" Lo.IJ Angl'les. Callt .. D. "T. Kur, Supt,

Glad TldlnK!! AS!lom bly an<1 Blhle Train· Ing School, 1536 EIll!! St., San Francisco, Callt .. R. J, Cral&" Prin.

B euhh H ellll:'hU! Mll'I!Jlonn.ry Bible Trnln­Ing School, 4.0 If\ldsoll BI"d. North Ber­g .. n, :>i, J" 1::. L_ \''l1ltcomb, Prln.

R ()('hf'stl'r Blblf' Trn.lnlnr: Schol'll (F.lIm), 161 E.'l.Rt .\ve .. Rochester. N, Y !>[I_. S. A.

Duncan, Prine' -O-==C-==-=-MID- WEST BIB L E SCHOOL CAJItP­

MJ:ETXNG \"111 CO]lnw thf' I'(o ... \n.o;- of :;:, 001 Au.

hllrn, :\'1'1.1 .. :\1.1)' ~;,(h to J tln~ "th. Bro, O. '\', I,~'rr w ill UI' ,)III' 01' tilt' \lu.trtlO'tors. E\'allg('lI~t J.II·k S,'\undf'r~ will b.:. In qll,lrgf' ot tilt' 6\'I'II!n.lt I,,'n-\(',''', Oth"r 1II'0minent workf'r'< will Ilt' )lrl'l""nt.

l-~I'I(>r'FI K.'rr'" <"\lIr!<1' of t&ll.<'Il!lIg' wll\ b('o­gill t wo w,.t'k~ h.,tore "le dOIf" ()t the ", ho{,1. :11111 will hi' ,1 10111{ dlsjll'lUl,nlonal 1In.·" Th .. rours" \\ 1\1 hI' ,)( st'l'dal Interest til m!II!l'It.'r" and wnrk,'r!f. and It I.IJ lUI<· ~~tNI that mun,· who h:\\' .. Ilot bt'I'j} "'hle (I) ."t tll'nd till' f,l\1 t('flll of ,,~hool IlII\Y at­ten,1 thl .. "II rial "onr~,'. ,'l1tl ro'maiTl tor the cam l.-mel't nl( whiCh w1l1 toll ... ,,"'.

']'!lere will ) .. ' ,\ m('I'Ill1g ot tll'! R():l.rd ot I)Jr.·,·tor .. ,Iurlll..- ltd ... mC"t\IlIr.

Fl'lr fllrth l'r Illtorn1!lIlon writ .. Prln. !", A. J:\lnl(''''oll. 1301 • 19th !'It., .\uhllr'l. S,'U

']'1-110: \\,O :\'J)J': RI.' l · r, I,J FE OF ('HlU."T, By Hesba gtr~"on

:180 I ).;'l~l·~. 1.10. Eight beauti ful illustrations ill color by

lJarold Copping. Threading togGlher the fragmentary

and scattered incidents recorded In the four Gospels. "Whilst we strain our eyes to catch the mysterious vIsion, but dimly visible, we nre ill danger of be­coming bli nd to that h uman, shu ille , homely lite ~pen t alllongst us :1.S the pattern of our days, "

DBEPE n F.XP lil HlR,,"OES OF F A)(OUS c ruu STrA '\'S.

Compiled by J . Gilchrist LUo'son, Evan­geast.

r n C loth , 382 IU4-,"'CS, $l .IjO. Contains the ,<ery cr eam of Ch r idt\an

Literature or all Ages and Climes.

Page Twpl"e, THF J'P~TECOS'L\I. ~\'·\~GF.L

All 40ft' Illltll for f'llrplkl1 ;\III"IIlon and (or lhe ('XII('lllll or ('<"." r in til' :'1-11" lonary Dq'iltlml'lll. "',oulll h" III III h~' Cht'('k, Draft. l':xpr"'lliIl 01" ]>o"tal :..tonl·}' Ordl'r. mad" p~y_ n.l'h IH J. H()~wpll ""lower, Trf"al'urf"r, 836 "'N,t Pu('lft(' Rtrt·tt, ~l'rlngfll'lfJ, ;\11)., t' S. A.

TIHJ "'A'If~E '" (' III:o..' A, The lJUrdf'1l ot the Mllrvlng people of

Chinn hUll !f'ttler! down Ullon our people .and tll(' n' pon~t' to the need has bef'1l "'plf'ndlfl. During the past four months the Mi~alonary Treasurer ha~ rf'celved Ii

total of $G.DS:! 94 for famine relief and tbla amount hu been cabled to our ml,u;lonllrlell working In tbe fami ne dis­trict. J:o:xchang(> III favorable at tbe pr('''enl tlml'. aUd tliis ~um hall netted over $13.000.00 in ('hlnefle currency. Prahl(' th(' Lord

At the time the news wall received concerning tll(' [amine, we hesitated to tell lhE' IItory of th e need for t h e reaso n that hE'lirts wOllld b(' tourhed and there Willi a likelihood of Ollr donors dfvertlng otr('rlnp;8 for Ihe mlllHlonaries to fami ne n(,N18 nnd thf'1l neg]l.'cting the mls­slonarieM. The famin (- n~ed was t>O grE'at, how{'vf'l', tltnt we took this risk wlLh I' II ('h gaoc1 r('f~ults fiR YOU h ave Sf'en.

It was h()PE'd tbat all otYeringM tor hlmlllE' r ellet would be bcnt in E'xtrn and ov(>r and uhove tbf' mlR~lonary offering!"l, bnt this deslrl.' hnM not been rl.'alized, Tho tillal offerlnp;~ coming Into our hn.nd~ IU'O 110 larger than betore. This, mE'OnM undoubtedly that douors have hellll II1.'1HlIllg lIliJ.t8ionary money for tamillt' r{>Jlet which Ol1~ht to go for lht> !lUpport o[ lIli"HI(lnarle~. The result Is that tor the palll threE' months we have only had an 1l \'l.'rap;e of about $20.00 for our 1Il1~"lollal'it.'M, an d this t;um i.~ far too smull tur them to Illeet their nf'Nh,

There rf'mal118 only olle thing (ur us to do and that If! to mnke a special ef­fort In behalf or our P(>lltecosta l ml!';­Mlonari('s fo r IhfO next fe w months il\ or<l(> r thnt o tr(>rln~s may be adequate to tllCt't their ne('d!l. Take thl~ burden 1I11011 ),ollr he·a rt. Brlll~ the need bp­foro yO\ll' n~~clllbly and do yO\l r best to makl' UJl to 011' mlflslonaries the amO'lIlt thnt h08 lH~('ll diverlecl to famine needs during the pOl'll three montll s. The need J~ urgent and we shall look for an im­lllE'dlole rp!lpon!le.

J. nOSWF.LL FLOWER, T reas,

NOTES l'ROM: JAPAN, TOJtTO-l.h llltlfu! ;\11 f.'ujl. n \'olcano

that h/'lill 1""11 ,I"ad (01' nImo.ott 300 year!!. 1,1f'\\' Ollt a"h~~ till lh"~' Wf'rt' an In('h thl .... k m"ny mllp", ;lrlHln('l. Peoplf' Ih'lng n"ltr llrt' movIng /'Iway In fE'tlr. This moun­tain '" only ';0 mll",1{ fr.'m Tokyo. At the !',.m ... lime all Prllptlnll of qulN "mokillg" "Wt. A!IIama l';lu"f>d (Iulte an e'(cltt'ml'nt. GOI! III fqlenklng "'ho will lh.t{ln. All this tf'lll'l UM IhM O1lr rl'uc-mptJon III nigh. 'We {lXTIt ... ·1 tn mf'1'l yOU t hf"11 In the clouds with Him. bf'I')\"f!\I.-C. F, Juergensen and family.

TOT8VlCA CHO, TOXYO l'U-Thf" flu 1M r., .. 1 II{ Illnlln. 3f),1ffl(l ,I"wn in Tol(yn. "'p 111"'11 YHur I'r/!.,\·' I' -\lI-x :\Ionroe and wlff' --TOJCYO~;<1!1 I. hl'lu,I'11( Ih" work, find ~ .. turd.L}" fh~ w~r" h,Lr-t~Z",1 in {l rh'f"r In the "1111111'1,,, ..,1" T"ky". F'~\" .. m,.,ro' ~(1I118 - Iq-,l frnm d",~trllqj"'j, Flv .. mon' '<oul" f nfl'rlu,: Into I1~W I r,·, ,.11.1 ~o WI' pr .... ~ on. pr.,)" on. bcll('\f-'Il till If. ('<'m~~.-J. "'. JU('rg, n"ell .111.11 wif, --YO~HOXA-H"I. lIt\"j"m attll !=:o<"lall.,tl(' lilt. art' hrwllk.t~t'nll ptoplt· .1r", h<)M to writ .. In,1 ~I t.lk <III t:-LI'H ~\lhjN'I~ Rplrllu_ RII~' "omf ""I1I;nlll-" 1(, 11":111I!J'" and ~(">k 'Ifter no,l. Th, :-.;, ..... ~.("IIO d"lm In 1),· of hnh' orIgin all,1 th,' 11,1<1(·r". 'I(od~," ar ... d,·toplv·­Jnl{ lUl<l Iwlnl( ,1t ..... ' ·]v.ll. rlllfllllnK our Lord'l! w',rd ... -R !-l. .M1I<lrf'.

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YOltAHOHA-1t ,I,,, '" oLlr h .. art" J:l"ood tn hpar Ih,' II lft('r"lIt h·"llm .... nll'!< of how th,' l..nI·,1 hr'l" ,..\\',.<1 Ihf'll! (lnt' lilt! J:l"mnd­IIwtlH'r .. alii "1m" .. lIf' W;1I5 thlrtf'en yl'ar1'l nld Rhl' "mnk,·d. hUI !lllW thl' !:tmf"11 of to­hlw.'n nwk,",' her ~I"k Prnl"f- nod for th" 11('llr .1f1 I)an('~. w:llkluM' In th" llCht.-Ruth J<lhn .. on.

~-Dl'Oth.r r, O. LIMper wrll('!'; (rom the

F'1'(>Il(!h Rmll\lI tlL'L! tllf" part\' of ml""lon­Brlt'!'! 11,1\'1' alrf"nli\" .. tarh·11 10 hlllhl. th('lr nrcupntlflll nt Jlfl'''''llt 1,..IIIK thf" manu(:l('­tllr'" of l,rli-k fnr tl ... hllll,lInJ{.!r.

--0· Jt.l:Sl.GN8 :FROM COUNCIL,

~'(' rftATd 10 ,1nI"l01ll1",· .1Iat nrother Clin­ton C "'111('11 /'In" wlf,·. of ~n\lll; China. hfl\"(' wlthdrflwn 'r..,m mf'mhf"r"hlp In the GI'n­('ra l COUIlf'II. Hrlllh,:r f'hwh write!' that hp f .. plf< (';1'>11 hal< I<JHlk'" 10 tl'''m ami th('y mu~t obf")', hut Ipl')' tl.,v,· no d'·finite furthl.-r 1"":\11011 to (l ft"r ( or thl .. 1111 ~,. 'Ye tru"t (1,,11',. hle!-<l"lng w Ill r"H Ill,nn Ih .. ·~t' ,Ienr mlllllinnarlft" nn,l. Ihat HI'< w ill will 111' mati" plain '1'< th,'y J:() on in Him,

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.& l'UJr,'l."HER CO:aRDCT'l.ON,

In n. l)r"\"llIlIl' 1""\1'" nf Ih(> Evang('1 It wns AIIIIOI1llCl'11 thnt Broth(·r Thnma .. Hczmo!­Imkh had KOnt' hom ... to Ill" with th(> Lord, Th('n 111ft w(Lr,1 C;lm" tn LHI lI:at thl9 Wnl', an prl"or '1.'0 Brlllhl'r lI N>:malhalch hnd hCf"1l ",'''n :llh'l' An ilnllfl\ln('('mt'n t WfI" mn,le In n I,Her numh!"1" (If tl:" l':\".1:"1g"l 10 thl" ('rte('t Xow Wl' hn,'{' n Il'fltor from Brother H"zm:\l: 1I11[('h 1111 follow,,;

''''hlll' ftt a nH,pll n,&: " :lrch ~41h In Los Ang,-!N'. J W:I!II t<'lld of th(> ml~takl' in "Ollr pnpf'r or "ar('h l!llh. I th.lllk yOIl ~ .. ery 1n\lch for yOllr kin" word ... ot 10\· ... find r .... -mt·mlor.l!w.e, 1f )'ou will klnl! l)' Insert In your nl·'Xt I'apf'r tht' nhltUlIl"y 01' my precious wife. wh..,m .11·IIIU< call1',l homft to Hlm!"elt. It will fl\lI\" f'~plaln {,,,pr., ·thlng. I nm en­joyIng >,outh fin'" ,&:00/1 h{'allh and f'xPf'('t. n. Y .. ·to rNurn ", AfriC3.._T. Bumal­ha.lch_"

Our brlllh"'r t'nf"I<t"f'd A notlcf" to the etrect that. thf" funeral or hI .. wlfl' oN'lIrred :o.t~r('h l:;th. Brnttlf'r J. O. I ... ·hmnn. of South Af­r"~:l. A"'!lI~tln,!t. It al!'o I-Ilatt'd that Sister H"zmnlhalrh h$ld "'PI'nt fOllr and a hAlf )'eA.r.<l with her lIulthand In South Africa as a m~ ... lonary. Shp fell Il.qleep In JesuR ).I:lrch 1:!. l!l!!I, helng Ii9 )·l'ar!'. 8 months :lIld 011 ... day o ld H er whole lite v..'as n 11\'­jng testimony (I( thf" rt:d\.'emlng love of J('SU9 Chrlfit, our Lord.

ApriJ16.19:!1

TIlE .ULD..... W:cEDBAlItl ME:IlOa.u.r.. :Motor BOat W lll SOOn Be :a.~,

Till' lIuldal :-:q. 1m ;\t'iIl"r 1 ),{. ,r H·· .• t ,,,,"I ('ILmhlllg UI' '1~"~ly X 1-........ ('k ",<"I'" b)- 11'11 ",'.;,t "<1m,' "ft~r!n,,~ ,'\re­rl·,·('11\,(',1 fo-r thill pLlrl'<)_ frelM} lno"t' \{",1O d.-~Irft to Ha"" this motor "ni,t in !')uth Ct.,na. to ('arry th,· ItOl'pf'1 In tho",· 9.1"0 have np,,'er Yf-I hMlrd

The tllnll "'tAnds aJI 'ollow/O_ Pro'vjolll<i)' r,·pnrtt'<J . ., From ~Iarch 16th to :lI.1<t.. Sppclal otr"ring fl'om ('<lII>Ul.l

S7-~ Hi 2~' ;:1 . -­~ .. ,

Total ortl'rlng" rere"·,,). SIOOG...It About one-third of tl\l' Amount nf"l'dpJ

has bef"n re('f"I\'("Ii. "'e will glll(l1y rft("':ve otrf'rinlt" until th.,. wholl' IHUI hf>l'n 1\I()\·ld ... d for R('IIII all "ft'·rlngs to the :ltl!,!810nary Tn·a~un·r. :l3G \\',~t Pal"\f!(' ~I .. i;prlngf\el,1. :\10. --Sf.ter ,BeUa MUltcber ,1(\d"I'" 1,1' l\I'r s',fe-urrl\l\l ,It Rn Xam F,·b. :;th. Sht' "'hY'" "Hl.ot prt'I<{'n('" "'11" felt all alnng thft W\y.·~

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Sl.8T:EJt. H _ :C, JLUfS:EN .'r BEB"T. A ('ahlp h;l!'L Ju .. t heftn r(,(,pl\"ecl from

:':orth China lInnounclng lht: df"Ath ot Si,..h'r Han""n (In Ea.lltf'r Sunila}". rf'~1I111ng (P:mt fin IItlR('k of t~'phu!'l fe\'er,

ThlM M'W" will hf" n. grftat f<hoc k 10 til'" many frlo·Il<I... of SI.'Hftr llam'en In this (·ollntr)'. lind our "In('f're "'ymrflthlf"s go Ollt to l""rotht'r Ilrln~"n ...... ho rlllll'1 now ('arry on. Ih" haltl(' for "oulJl In ("hlna a lone. Hov..'_ ft\·('r. Wf" dll nllt $Oorrow af< IhoFe wIthout hopE' .•• nll W(· fl.Tl' FUrf" that God will u-phold" and comfl>rt o\lr tlt·A.r brother In this hour of tWrt·II.H'ment,

Si"l.r II;ln",>n undoubteilly wa.e 1\1 a run­(Iown ('onc!ltlon lind tilert'fort' her rl'~IRt.lnce hnlk"n dn ..... n. f)urlng thl' pa Rt few mOllth~ .<tht· w.1M c()n~tnnf1y waiting on others v..'ho wer(> Ill. :lnd lit aile tim(' found It lIec(>AlKlry to dIre 'or all the ml.<tMIonarl('s on the .<!taUon. !;thl' Il l f")ne of the cntlre company helng a1)l(> to (If") the w ork reQulr ... d_ Brothl'r IJan~{'n had n. .. low rl'-('o\'el'Y and a. relnpl'IQ. whll'h nearly (,o"t him hlH Ilf(·. H {I Is nov..' lIP ilnll HrolLn,} ngaln IIlHI bUf<y a.bout the :\ 1 '1~It'r'", WOrk.

Thf' _'1 ;~~~,'nar:-' Trf"af<urer hM cabled to. FlrQtho' Ila n!"E'n Ihll >t11ll.'I'rft .<tymp;lth)' of all till' P"I1II'('"slnl pt'lIpit·. I'rllY for him much at thl~ tlm('. ~

Ml:SSl.ONAB.l.ES IN l"DRl.L IN MEXl.CO_ )lu{'!1 praY\'r I" neNled for t!"le (1t'nr ml!<­

p.lnnnrlf''' In ~J"xl{"o and otill'r l~atln Am":-­](';on ('oUntrlf'!<. who are h('11l1{ OppOl'll'J by f1l.11;I.II('nl f'Rtholk,.. wt,n \\011111 not stop at murd"r to (10 awn)' wIth the EV~lngpllra..

Brother l'erm.ln :Cacaroep wrlte!ll from :'I-fl'~I('.'. "'Yf' haH! fit thlM 11m,· milny p"r­"e('utlon". Pr:ly (or \Itt t h:lt (i!)" wl1l ~lV(, 1111 from "!ivng" pf'r"lpll'. I gin· the light to my dea.r cOlnltr~-. I gh'(, tl,(> living brpa..I, I gl"e my IIf(> anlong- my ('oun trymen It' It nt'f'd. ror the glory of my df':l.r SaVIour. Pray for Ull ." llrOlhl'r r:"('ar(,f'ga Is:l. 11:10\'e ~ l c'(l{lan who htl-" hN'n ~a\·,'d nnd hapt:z,'1i In the Rplrlt. IL/1.1 who I", working among 11111 own J)l'opl(' In ? Il'xl('o.

A cry nlso ('omt'1'I from BI'nth;>r ToUlJUY r, Anderaou In Bolivia., SOLlth Am(lrl('l'I. a~ follows: "'(' IIr{l Ht thlM tlm{l trylnjf to ope" thl' fir!<t l"'t;nt ..... ·oRtlll .... """Ion ljtation In Boll\·la. which will hI.' thl' only gO!'!,!.'i II,!tILt 110\11<.- In Ihl~ "nlley wlwre thf"rl' are 200.000 In,lInn~ without ~ ml!l"lonary.

X("I7;>r ha\'ft I I<~'en Ihc f':at,'lnlc powers s.,. flrrnyl'r1 al{nln~t Gnd and HIe me!'$/2"lIg.~r~. TraCI!!! flrf" forhllMf"n 10 b " Il:\M't'<1 t).at teach cOlllrar~- 10 Cathollc\l'm Ottf'1I t ::.1' (;o.<;p,·11'I arl' torn up In our facl'. Stref't m('el~n~~ ;;Ir ... not a.Jhn"·f'tl. 'Ye have h~pn w.IIrnf'd that the (anaticl'l would think it HiliI' to kllI II". The prll'fl.t" have warned the p.'Olllt' to llftwl\r .. 0' U'l' ('vangellslJl. IIkrnlng us t" dOg"!oI. lHlrr('l". :\Iu!lon!' find Turk!!. and w:lrned e\·('r.\' property own~r not to rl'nt U~ a hOIl!'le. Th(>rt'fort' tile poor. Innocent, 1)..1rl'-foot{'d. prl/2"Jlt-rldden Indians f l'ar Ul< becau.'ll' (>f th!' l)en:lltle9 that have b<>en pronounc-"d upon l"Ieopl~' whf'l have any­thing to 110 with Protl'1'Itn.ntM, Ncv('r In our lite have we had !.luch abIding IIea.eoe.­Tommy F. An(\;>rAon and ..... 1 fl;'.

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April lIi. 19~1

A GOOD lU:POllT FROM CH..10AOO, T :\t I Hl;1,n Tre.I~Uff·r ,,( H. w: T,'m

,,1 l ", ao.;" "1' ,. 1 " " I'd I 1" 1'I'"tnl'\' , n Ul'_' , r" r r"r, 1<;1: m!~ .,. .• ~ I.

. NOTES F.II.OM LATDl AMER"lCA. Bro. J. &. :Hurlburt w ,rrnm ;0.1..

J' .111;.1. r.·I'";' il \\ o( , I., r·, 1m '::l',\'·'r ):".,'. a Iii ",11' l:, Tummy AIHIt'r " 10, I ,me .·~tah)j .. h..-·j In It h Irtl n,'ld

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YUNGAY, PE&U-\\',· ar g,lI,1 I"~ r~'I>0f t th" ,h'ar I."r,\ h " ~:\,.,I'l u .. & I'll" llltli'

h,'<:~.·. and WI" will t .. ,ht., t.) h \ •. )'l'n-jrE' ~,,~ ",'01'1 a'! WI' ~:'tn "ct J''':'th' ""'lIs. One l' '1'1 not hu)' furnitu!'!' Il"r .. all.l tilt' car· l-'£oT'lh'r .. nre 1<0 a;t,)w .In'! \lnr",lllhl;> thaI It t.,k, ~ much tlnlf' iual PII!l<'~"'(" tn gd fur· nltllre mlld.'.-Forn'st (; 1'.lrk,·r. ~

TACUPETA, SONOX,A_l am ,,1,1\1 t.) rf'­pLlft the work I ... !,ellpr lin\\". "',, h.\\·e II) t' ~O t,(>!."le. $() 1I:t\'I' "om.· \10 nil '·utl,.,n. ,,'(' Ila\" ,'1:1.00 {nr our Llh",rn,wlt·. ;\nd WI' l'ry 1nr Ih(> rt'I't. Our Chrl.'<tl,lll!'l ar ... ;\11 ai)!'o­lut.I;o ,'K)or hut w" ha\'(' $1.50 collt>cli.)n ~\ t ~~ Humlay -F'. I~'" I["('p~a, Jr., 4n,J wlf,',

~---ESTACION 25 DE MAYO, ABGENTUiA

':"OOd c<}nt!nUN! to bIN'H In all our ~.'r\'lce~, though th{' attendancf\c I!' nnt '-cr)' larl{l'. es. p ... dally now during eurnh':tl time when the wholo countl')' go,'!! wild 101' plea8ufl', 'Thank God w., ha,ve a Iitt!p company who ha,\'{< ~,·pnr."Itl'd t\1f>ml"elv ... o! rrom the world, an" find Inflnit{<ly grClHcr 1)I('rtRUrc In A. ~oo'.l l,ra>'cl' ml'E'tlng,-.\lke C. \\'001!.

~---LARES , PORTO RICO-J oin til< In \)r:I\"'r

n.;1f (;0(1 will un,1 'rlakE' rOr Bro, Frank n (lne7.. who I~ \""r~ milch worn aall !'.ltlly In l>"'c<1 ot ruri{)U,R'h. He t<ays: "F,'J,ru'\I';' r,tl, i lJ!lI)LI2;('d 21 bJI'I"'icli I<oul" Ul:corllln..: to ).I·(tt. 25.19. One MI!ller n'cel\"~d thl" ball' ti"m or Ihl" H o ly Gho~t on Ihc !':tnd. It waM glorlot1!!. F'CIII'llar), 8th 1 h:Wl!7.cd ~ from Alhe'nllt). OtlLl'I',s (Irl' waiting to hi' bap-1.7.e'\ hut r l .. ·c:tme !'lIck nn.] ha\'e bN'n un­ahl(- to baptil'.f' th('lIl. ~ty wlr,~ haK Leel\ 11(,ldlng t hl" m(>etlng" r,n 0\'('1' a w('(·k."

---<>---JUNEAU, ALASKA--Qur heart!' nre cn­

C()Ural;t'd In the work h ... n' a.'! we !'f'e God worklill':' In thc II\'I'A o[ th(> children In our <,,;\rl'. \\'hen thcy ('ame h .... re they knew nothing about prn.)'er, hut liOW It Is l)rc('loII.'< to h(,:lr them pra}' Onf' little (ellow wa'l bound by Satan AO he could not eVl'1I say "Prolse thl' Lord." or '''I'hnnk you J ('AUI<." but arll'r a time of prayel' he. W.llf IIherat('u. And now he prail'leM the J.ord and claps hi!! Imn(\!' w!th the reAt when wc Aing.-Cllll!l. and fi'lorence Per:ffllleul". ~

MONTSEll.ltAT, B. W, I":-The Uttll' voyage hNe hM done Mr. Jamieson mUch ~ood. H o baptized 18 In the sen. h('rc )'estertlay, and we had A. precious (lay w ith SI!<tN ntlth Pemberton an (I CI;\rn. Si ... mans and the ]In'­Iy band of 60 or .0 member,.. R(>ml'mber us In pr.1.ypr flS wc move from 1~ll\nll to islanrl enc/')ur:\g"ln,l{ the work\\r .. and look· 1111(" nIter tll(> many Intercsts (It the work.-1\fr .... J R, Jamh'!'oll.

Later Word: l3'rnUH'r J llmle!;QIl III \'rry III wit h mal:'l.rlal r{'\· ... r (It Brldg('tl)wn. Barba­do .. ~. Special praYN I~ rClllle!'I('(1 In his be_ half,

---<>---HONOLULU, T . H.-S' lch pmYf'r a" HI'>

!s putting 011 .'lome of 111.'< )'11'0))11' III th!:1 cIU". :\nrt !'ucll bunl"n for lost !lOU I... r flnd Penteco!ttai J11'/')plc ",catlered ;111 on'r thf' ("'Ity, crying Ollt to Ood for a place to wor ... hlp. God ga\'e me II. JltUc FIUpino girl It) t!\'e with m(> while r wa~ In H Uo, Shl' W3.S .. a\·("d In one of our mef'tlnlt~. find tH'r f:tthl'r f\l\ked me to utkl' hf'r to Ih'c wllh me })et<all."(' h.· rf';l!lZf'''' thl' (lllnger all FIII­plnl) girl .. ar(' In ;\nd w:tntl'l hl~ dnug-htpr In ha .... f' nn education nnel th ... Influences of a. f':~r!!'Ilian home. She Is growing .. 0 ta!'t t'lpirituall}'. nnd ~Iv ... s such 11 sweN te"t!­mony. Sh~ 1101 ~('('klllg th(' n.1.ptl!!m. Her father took a. deftnUe stl1nd f or J ('sus In

Oilr home 1"I~t week-Pearl ::.\l. H,'wltt

THE PE~TECO:-;T,\L E\'.\:\t;ET~

JEaUSALEX, PALESTYNE--O ur h..-artll \\ ~ IIl'Il (, till' ~'IHliI)' h. ( 'I l" Ii tn ')1\ e o( the

\\ ., 'I' A. Xi<J h'm ! ilK t fel" t mO"'IU t'.llrn. th.11 11l" .1 ,,,.t .. ,J J... s Is S,\\I,.ur, "'11

'I'lld t r,,11 w 111m t I' r lit oJf Is IIrt" Thl!!! lIoul \\1\.-. ""'II h~ Otl" "r ttlf' "tJO)8 W " \\ • II" ,..J i "\\ 'honl .li!l"" I!, Jokt;' wHh us "',, " 1>6i!'!1 'lIn :.nlh· tilallk,'.1 r"r ""JI' 1'1 '''''I :"Ii.j k., I 10 I',k,· Ill' .1 IIlhl~ SLwoI \ In I', 1>",.1'1 r rHr' ,\'.'r .\. 1:11 1\\ II

LEBANON, BEYROUT, SY1UA-_\t lilY flr l,r'lY' r m,·. Ill.. If" UI t" 1o)1lo U.,I,I .:.: PI nO'>!1 V>t c"E'.t. .\t t 'I' "'t'C-filI<I ;,.; .\t tl f ,,- IIf til<' m.'~lln .. tjUlt"

numb, r wer. tan.1 ng .... !lW ..... 1111 It, ,. n t~Lt'ir. )., . otl .. : s wHI1 i ,':Ie.!.\,\'nly I!<U ,­

shin.· 011 Uu.ir (" ,8 .liI I>r,Ii!'III" tt.e I."nl t1~I' Ih·:<t Ihf'Y !>IH'W hnw. Onto wnman .:li\l, 'Tllt' 1 .. ,,/",1 k . '" why .>:1.1 wh~rc t,) l";>n,J ynu,l.l<b. It ... ~!ml.ly to r"H tnls IU.I\')' bUl'dt;'n .... 1'1' our il","II'I"'," al~'\ l",tw,'''11 h .. r ",,1>4 "n,1 .. mile>! ~'le m.llla" .. .i to Ilut In. ")Iy hlll"<\"" j~ f'II]",l .IW,I~ 11'1'" , '11ll rl' I\I'\'I"\. Thank YOI J,'~\I. "-\"llmrm~ li )1,,1 'k,

BURGAS, BULGARIA_I \\.\Ilt to r ..... p"I't th., w,lmlerf II 1i,·W ahoul Hult.:".H~I\. 1 \'I:<~ Itt'.1 ~l"r",Z.I"ur., all <I 11:,,\ ;11L ..!t'\-..-n,Il.I}" 1'I' \"I\"al IIH','til'loi" ill tl,,' Ral,U .. t (·hurch. Go(\ w"zul<:rfully iJlt'~"I'.1 Ollr 1Il1'cllng", :lome :«.ul~ till' l..or,1 :<:l\' ,I. ;l',d ""lnt' h;>gall I.) pr:IY fur th .. h,IJ'I~>;rn .)f til(> !I.:ll y S,Jlirlt an,1 ehrl:<t 11.111111..·,1 (OUI' with tl'" Jlolr (OII\O"t a.'< In A<'t:-< :!:~. Fr,lm t(H'm the r.nrd h.I~\-111.' ,I the wlf.· or tiLl' p.lstOI" 'If th .. 1'11.1)­til'll cllUI·eh. :In.1 "III' l'l-H':l.r·ohl ~Irl. til ..... d,l\u.-ia'·r of tho, J>,I~ttlr (It the H.1pll"t church In K;lzlnkk. Alh'luJ:lh!

In SI"\'I~n Jt!>;us IMlltlzl'll tlln'" SOIl\!'. I am !'lel'ln,!: (;()tl :\11,1 III .. ~I'lrlt w,Irk In Bul­g."Irln. :s'ow Wto h l\'f' Pelllt"'ostal ,"'011 If' In thr.'" Hullo:lIrlan oltl""', 13\11'10::1". Hh'\'f'n nll(l Slnrtl-Zalo:nr.l. T :llIl I\"W lI"olng l(l Ph'nll", tot haxe mf'ptlnKH In .1 ('un"reg,lt:onal church,-J_ r:, Yn.rtllladr.

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NO:&B.-XOPDiG, SWEDEN-I'ralse (';1.<1 (or 111.'< wnrklnJ(.1 IlI1 tllflHI't'h UW wor1<.1. At I'fl'>'f'nt I nm :Ult'n.lIUI(' n I'f'ntt:t'olltal (','nr;>r('TII'" 1,..ld in 1110 )1I'th"tlillt dllll'ch wl\{'rf' fill til\.' ;l~~l·mhly "eenl!J,~I~' 11(\\'(' 1I.<"('l'llt .. ,1 lhe ~1')r"}ulI trutil. The t1u(' hnl< lwc1I rolllTlir illgh ,11 tim('!O. nt ilt1wr~ tho:>r€' hO\'e o(>el1 mort' "!':tre\Ilng' 31)(1 m('ltln~ Sevl'l'nl han' hl'l'a !<'Ivcd allil !'01l1l' TI;lptlzed, fnr which we pra!,." th~ UNlf L onl 01\1' wom,," c:'tme (l1lt1 rt"I'Je ... t.·d pm)"f'r f()r her bo,I)"; !'IIII' \\:111 ])l\l'aly7.('(\ In 111'1' right nrm an,1 ..... 3.~ !lOt !'nvf'(1 lIow c\"f'r, "h ... ):"av,< Iwr h ... ,\rt tt) the JAnl, Iltled UI) her arm an,1 prailled Goel ror !lnh'at!oll and hN\l!n~ at thC\ loIamf' tlml:. ,\/lother woman lIa(l h(>f'll !'Ick for two month~ In bl"!. RIll' wn~ p rayed fOr :md :'tnolntetl'onl' nft,'rnooll In hel' home. I n the e\";>nlng' '~llI' w as out (1) the meeting and gave II. ~dol·lou.'< u· ... UmoIlY

""e contlnu;> to \lnltf'lll~' al'!k God, long. walt and lonk for 1\ m ighty OlIlI){)l1rinR" of His Spirit in tht' wori<I_Jennle '" Carl· !ton.

~---NOTES rROM ClUNA.

Bro, &. S. Jam.ie.on write" from Tao<'how. \VNltl'rli Chinn: "This morning n. coipl'lrlel' for <l certain ml!'"lon enm.' to me Ul'!klng w hat he l'!houltl do. n~ h(> hnd 110 pellt'f', aI, though hl:' thlnkl'l he "houl<l have u('(':lu"'e he I;! !oI('l\!ng \)f'oks (or til(" mlll~lon, Thp T.ord II;\!' h('''n rea.'<onlnlC" with him. nnll \a ... t night h " nnd two native workcrl'l l'Ipent hnlf the nl~ht In their chnpci pray ing fol' gllldanc;>. T)1 .. l.ord. warnf'd him and al\· other man 1r they 111<1 not rccelvc thl! Spirit nnc' wO!'k for 11im In hnn'f'!'Iting «oull'! th~~' wnulrl not b(" lillie to ml'l"t thE' J.orl1 whf'n Hf' C(lmp" Th ... r .. ~u1t \\.:t1l when th;>)" nro!te thl .. 1Il01'nln" Ollf< ot the work­er.'! l'Iai,1 they \\'oul<l hnn' 1Il ,sef'k the Spirit In "'3rnc-'<t until th"y rpCf'\\·M. ror to eon­tlnnl> II" th(>~' nre th~y would 1<),,(, all their ~plrJtu:l 1 lifo and l)eeome as dc:td ItS til£' mll"l'Ilon I!'I,

"One or the Chrletl:\IHf In Xcw City hn ... glvf'n mc a p l ot of lfround nnd hall hl>lped m" to !tecurp anothf'f lot at a flmal! (>lI'llen!le w her('()n to build 0. chapel."

KOTES l'ROM IlfDI.A . NAliPABA, BAB:RAlCH_W .r.. kel't

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rr TI 1 .kll It, ur' tl I .. m l' h nllll',1 .. ' H s tm il 1 n mv,. 11 UI

r , .« Bro. X . A. T'intntd ... f t .. , I\) It, n la

III nil'lOr h • \ ·,·iI I. II \\ th .. (,'l\rl tI,tll f Inlli' ,.ut I !Ior 'f

."I't' ~'lt> Y ~.I 'r ,II Q loO""I.t'1 In I "l;fy, n

THE PlLG.II.J'MS· MXSSIOlf. BENAll:£S-­\\';> I"( 'I·nll~· h,q,III!,.1 I 'i'" '''It' 1 turm,,. Illn,lu'" o\r m ;\1 1 III I' IIhl _If .. \11 !t" h, .. t I' ,I n"t r. 18m.

.l..-cIolUlg I" \ ... ('fir "tlane Ttl,,)· IIle "'"rk· Ing with th .. f h.ll"l. r"r (,t\wf:J for I elr

1I1'1><>rt. . \\' h :'\ ,rtO)I.

LUCJtNOW-Thll" "",k III l'r()"r., • .r.I~ tI'" III'W <'11 LJ>t'1 :\lui .dln,,\ ro,~m" but not ll(',lrly NHlIUl:" IlIOIi ~ t,1 fllll!!b. It. 1'\1/1'0 pr,lY It m .• ' <"lilli' In Ilnll' I :un l'r.1~·lng nlll<'11 th.1I (1·,d m:l~' h t\.~, 11111 W.1y O\ll" <'<II1\-"lltlon I ... jllllt t"n .1,'~11 nIT: Wf' II to:\.· Jlt'('llng a 1110.;' fnnvelltltlu tid" Ilnll'". nn,1 ;11'1' prnylnIC r.ll" an onll'''llrllll(' .r Ill. t-lplr;t Ill'on \I!< 1.111:.111 ]If'llIll'~ <,

BAlI:.II.AlCB_Tt t' n'unl,,· fir I,)ur '),1111 hat In("'fI':I-,.~1 ("'l;,.I.t"rallly ,IL III .. lallt Illl'nth .and It tl;'~ 1'.'·1l 111"t't''';\r)- tn .10 ,"(11111' bulhlJllg !",I IC y,"l lIil"III,1 hllllj,,'n In on ,." ~',.." w,'ul,1 ""'E' '11111+, ,\ fllir t,,"rn In the cmnp,)UlU!. t'onlle'" HIlt! mn~"I1I" .• ,w{'r!l Inll ~'aqwnt\'I'" It I~ <lnl.\· In Ih .. c".ll wt'ather WI' ('nn (\n thlM klILt\ ' r wurk. "'l' '1ft> I .. "k­~n~ for....-.'lr(1 With ~·'tg; .. ~nl·1I" tlllhe Lllt'know ('011\"1.'11111111. I-'I',tllk :s'1("'<lol"lll

---~ MANl[APUB--\\'" .... ,'r ... n.'<lur.u:-,·,I while

out In 1\ \'IlI.I~.' thl~ "'I,.'k h\' a Hnll'min who h:1.1 r",l,(1 , i{.,,,.1 ,I, I ·n.h"lIt J;>(lllll, Th!M man. nfl.'r lIf'arlll>: Ill" "In" OIn<l tAlk ror n ....-hlh·. tlll'n.", t" tIll' ulherll who Wl"f" K.1.th('r"ll. ,111,\ n .. kl,.1 11., In' ''T.'II ml' "here "ou 1',ln flnd 1111' II '1 T<,.ll'il(·r a!!! .I,'''\m l:!l, ~'-ho hfl!O <1011 , ' toO nlll("h r"l" \I .... " ,Inll th.,y nll !<lIt nn,1 Nt.ll·t'oI at him: not "III' (1lul. 1 .2'"1\'\' him nn all"wt'r. PI\':\ttc I,nl)" thnl he ma~' h,· wllllnl(' 10 g!n' hl.'< he.lrl nnd Efe to J('!I\I'''' '\'all"r 1111<1 C"I·ll .. ('1:ITord ~

US'X:A BAZA.&-Thl" y'·,lr. ns I", \)ur t'\I!I_ tom. on ('hrl.'<tmlll'l .1,1" W" .!fa\'" grain lind "'alt to th" p<lnr \\\. /<tiltl,..r them nr,.t IntoO th\' \'Impf'1 t or .1 l'lef\ It·c. then 1.,t tlwm tlul on ... b)' ont'. Rllr\ th{'y r,'cI'I\'(" th(' grnln nnd "!lit :t!' thf',' I'll!'''' Ollt. \\'0 JC \'f' to ah')ut thrf'1" hun,lrell ",nnll' or tJwm 1f'1"'r". bl!nd nlHI lam(' Most of th.'m tn r.'I;". \V" l'Iho\lld hl\\'I' (,1l.loy,·,1 h~\"ln" n hll{ nW,tl I)rE' pnr."j ,11111 t'l h (t'f' r,',1 tlwffi RII. hilt I'a.~tf' forhld!' Ihl·lr (',\tlll,IC: ,Iny cookl,tl rond_ }!th<'l :\I , King.

~---Hl\ve jnlt rltlll'De4 tnnn ;, API'I'I,II i\1"I't­

Ing or lhe J)1I'trll't ("'Unl'\I. )I,lrkl'fl unIty pl'f'vollNl 1'1,1' dl'.lr l .orll bll"l'Ili )·ou nll ther(' anll m:lke yOU stili till' hll',IIllng tl') thl'! rnl!'lAloml.rleM that yuu hn\"f' \)"1'11 In the pnl'<t, R<'('''ntly Wt' WI'I"I' pr-\\'III''C'',l to IIp(':lk In the Jail at (·I\nlnn. X('arly r)o mrn In on(l corrldnr h:l\'e ItUrrPIH1I'I'erl to .1f'!'IUi". God Is wnltlng' to bp gradou In Chlna.­'" n.. "'l1I lnmJlnn ,

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ENJOYS TXE EV AXGEL. T he Pelll(,("'n. tal Enlnjff'1 IK l'IurE'h' n ,'om"

fort tn m!!'",lollnrlf'!'I 10 ri\f I\way III()lnte<1 IILI<'<''', T he F,\'nngf'1 I1ro\'I,)(·!' !'I.'rmnn .. , r ... l­low ... hlp Rnd rf'pOrt!! 10 II"'. \~hen It I'nmolJ T l'Ipend nn e\'('nlll" In A!Ilorkn In rl!lIow­I'Ihh) with you all who ha\'e nl rf'l\lly f'lIjo_.,.· I'll th(> feru;t nn,j w ho hl\vf' lIf'nl portion!! to thORO fOlr whnm 1l0UlinK wn~ prnv\llrd. I <1n nt"lt know what WI' \\,1'>\1111 110 without the F.\·nn~el --T.t1l1nn n. )1nrfltoll. ~olllhwei"t ChIna.

Pate Fourteen.

_OtiOJJ 003'0Jm.ua aEI"O.TS. On a.eoount o t t h e grea.t. number or r e­

J)Or"tA or the work from the 41f!erent. ft eltH, all ma.y be subj.ot to Chanffe or abbrevl&­d on, .. it t .. not poeIJJble to publtsb toem 1Ja tull ... a rule.-Edl t.o1".

_,-'t.EA}(, '1':CX~evcrn! B:\pllzed. quite 8 nllmbf"r AJlved and hl'!<lled; large crowds. .,.nod Internt.-::-l". R. Nlchoill.

1" ..... 1 •• ABX_'·.e have a. new church now, and pr"IWhf'rlll ot the same talth are 'nvltt-d to .top. ~. T. Deamore, Box 16, Pari, Ark.

lCEK J:.l)Y. TE][.-\\'o here: tht- town h .. tlrr,·,1 DRI)tI~m. othPr 1I('('klng (' P.i,I""'/ly

are In a r6vlval Ont- r(>cplv('O lhe Pray tor us.-L.

HOWE, Oxx.A . .-...(":ot1 hn~ \I~ed Bro. C. A. La.nter In the m{'o'ling jUllt ciol!!pd, n good· ly uumlJ4!r lIavNl nnrt haJltlzed In the Holy ~r'lrlt -D. David, Paa tor.

OBE8TOl!f, LA._\\'e caml' lH're In Fel)· rllary to IItart a. revl\·n.1 In thll!! neglected, field 00(1 III hlelllllnK nnd pouring out His RI'lrlt. " 'e ('OV"t your prayH.-Evang. C. B. J,onJr nn(! \\'Ife. ------

OZABJt, ALA,-The work of the r~ord I (III tho upwnr'" tren"'. Thnnk Co". Bro. John D. Jam"'. wa" with U8 Oll~ night nnd Ifave UIII R wnnOPrtul meallnge. 'Ve ask the prayeu of thr- .(llntl!! eVNywhere.-W. n Carmlrhnfll.

I"UZICO, KO.-JuIIl cloll('(1 1\ meeting llero, 110m II an.ved. flome recla.lmed. one re· celv(.o.d the Daptillm. One woman 12 years old, ... 0.11 glorlou.hr II/Wed. Bro. W. V. Kn{'lsley w"s with UI!! tor a.bout thr~ "'{'('IOI, Pnlltor "I\r\'ln Hart:r; and Wife.

CHlCEA. JlA, OX~.~od Is wonder· fully I)lrMIIIlIf~ In th(l palll two ..... eck~ ten have hN'n 81lVI'(I, "": recelv('d the Bapti"m. AO(I we hRv(> J'nhl the last note against our llttlo church. TIrf'lhrf"Il, prill' tor wlte and I that Wf' may hI' used In winning souls.­Pastor Oll('nr Jonell. ----

LAMAB, .6.BlC_\Ve have been hRvlng a. f:"oo(l f'enl&eosUlI meotlng, several saved, one rf'eelv('(1 the btlptl8m ot the Holy Ghost. Wlto nn" I roc{'lve{! the Baptism at home b('torl' the meotlngs begnn. It Is tru ly won· dert u! whnt tll('I T .. ord w!ll do tor us It w o do Hla swee l wil t -Ed. S. ROilS.

GBAlrD TOWEB, ILL_Am glad to re· port victory. Xh l'Ialnt. had become dis· (:oura&"ed b<lcause of small attendance, n.nd ¥h'en up their hnll, but about seven of them rl'nted the hull again, and Go" Is won_ derfully meeting us. We are expecting a revival lloon, and are praying that others will come anO IIhare the blessing with us.­Evlmg. Chaa. F. Davis.

.&.LTOl!f, D.."L..-Durlng- the past month 60 ""ere saved at our regular Su nda.y evening .IIervlcea: 40 have received t he Baptism o..s In Acta 2: 4, and during the past 9 month'll our membership hS8 lumped trom 91 to nearly 400. All glory to Jesu!!".

We a.r e expecting SIIItPr McPherson here f or a t ow days, Apr il 19th to 23rd. to con· Guct a .hort campalsn. W hile here she w ill p r eacb the "ed lcator:r aermon at the opf' nlnC of our new enl a r &"ed church.-A. W. Kortko.mp, Pnstor .

THE PE'STECOSTAL EVANGEL

GALEBBUBG, MO _Thc Lord Is certain· Iy blel!!lln" In the work. TWf'nly·nlne sav· cd and t .. ·o baptized In the Holy Ghost In our meellng, and many are unOer convic­tion. We see no end In vlf>w. Bro. and Sis. "Mallory are conducting t hr meetingl!!. Pray tor us.-Neva. ReynoM8,

BPADJI..A.. ~X_'Ve have a battie on peu In thll new field. Bro. E. D. William· 8On, of Van Buren, nnd Sliter Payne with UII at our flret aervlce In our new church Eal'lter Sunday. One old man Wa.8 wonder· tully saved. Our "oor Is open to Council mlnl.teu. Rempmbl'r us at the throne of grace.-C. E. Shlf"ldll, Pastor.

.AJr.OADI.6., ][AJI"B.--<iod, Ie again pour­Ing out Hla Spirit h('r(>. Evang. V. L. ('lb.rk. of Ellto, Fla, hae bt:en g1vlng out the "·ord. J';evernl have hl'en flaved and a. numhf'f baptl:t:ed In the ]Joh' Spirit. Altar tull at 1'If'f'k(ortl. Any Council mlnllJter led to coml' thll!" W<ly will receive a hearty wel­come.· -Geo. M. Po.tterson, rastor.

Y041tUZ" t:t...o.-r. :=: :::~ 0 ~....lll. last I .. . , ..... _i. ~:::;"..!Z::l Qnd lIeVerlll ••• "O .... · •• 0 ~~c. ... --.,.. . , __ .... ... ... ~'8r. Bro. R. B. JohnsOIl, Uro. F. E. Conrad, trom Ok\ilhoma, and Bro. J. A. Ellard, trom Taylor. 'I'l'X, WI"'TO helpers In the meetIng. Pray much f or the people ot lhls place, also tor myAOlt and tamlly.-Tom Anthony.

LAUJt.J::r., MISS_The saints are In per­toct unity and pressIng on with victory. Nino received the Baptism and se\'eral lIaveil during our recent revlvnl. Many healed. The Lord moved on our hearts, enabled ua to build Q. new church and He gave us a new orgnn to put In It. Praise His name. 'We ha.ve a good, live Sunday School and the fI()Wpr ot God Is In our midst.· ·Geo. ]I. Hick ... Pastor.

][ENJl"ETT. )(0.-1 t Iw . .s hc('n a. year since we came here. The l'Ialnts were scattered : It haR bren 1\ time ot gathering. The power of lho Lord has been with UII; some have been saved, some Baptized. We now have about 70 ~Ints, with .some 200 In the Sun· day School, and Interest Is growing. Pray we may have the beat Cod ha.8 tor us. Any clean man J)Rsalng th rough Is welcome.­Ber t Talcott, Paator. ----

LOCKWOOD O][tJJI.OJI, Nea.:r GlAde, ZAn. -The 1I!llnts recently purchased n. bulldlng trom the Metho<1ista, and have It all r e­modeled. They desired a revlva..l while all was new. We labored nearly tour weeks , GOd sending In m l\ny hungry /JOuls, when He answered our prayerll and gav e a. r eal break through. Ma.ny who ha" wandered away returned lo Father'S house, about twenty being aaved, an" one baptized In the Holy Spirit. 'Ve COvet your p r ayer s tor LockWOO<I.-E,'ang. S. H. Patterson a nd Evang, R. J . Fletcher (Kirwin, Kan.)

MA'l'TOOlf, ILL_Bro. Banta has a ripe field here. I preached tor him at his regu· lar services lalllt week (not a special re· vh'a.1 time) nnd 8 were t;S\'ed at the Sun· day nigh t lIervlce; two more at p reaching before buslnel!!lJ meeting 'Wednesday night, an(1 at a special tArrying meeting Tuesday night In fl. p r ivate home 11 got the Baptism and anot her was almost through. So 10 w"re .saved and 11 Baptized In t hree serv· Ices. n nd $1,300 raised on (1 taber nacle.­E. N. Dell

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W OOD :aIVEB , %Lr-I want to praille the Lord tor what He Is doing here. About the 20th ot November, there "'ere 7 ot us who ha" received the Holy ChOM accorrllng to the pattern, Actll 2:~; 10:44, 46: 19:6. 'We started by having cotta«e prayer meet­IngI'!. 8JlkJDg GolS to sen" us a revival ot the old Orne gOI'lJlf"1 religion, and ma.ke It pos· sible for us to have a P<.:ntecostal AI'!~{'mbly ot God churoh here. On t '"le 14th of Decem­ber our pra.yrr mC!etln~8 "had grown to where we could hardly meN In a cottage any mor4:':, tor a.bout 30 hnd bef,n saved and r~eived the b3.ptll'lm ot the Holy Ghost. 80 WP had Rl'v. A. 'V. Kortkaml), ot Alton, Ill ., com(' Oown and .sct the Assem­bly In order, al!! In Titus 1:5, Clory to Jesus

Well, again Februnry th e 6th, the Lord. sent to us Rev. Elmer Snyder, trom 'Wellt PlaJ.ns, Mo., to commence tho revival for which we ha.d been prnylng. About 35 or more have confessed Christ, 10 or more llave received the blessed Holy Spirit. and many ha.ve been wondertully healed or botilly a.J1ment~. God Ie proving His Word to be the same, when preached and be· lIeved. At t his writing the meeting Is stili going on. The place we have has been too small, t or the crowds have overflowed, even atandlng out In the streets, listening to the Wort1.

We are now prayIng about building a. place ot our own to worehlp In. We ask the prayers of the Pent~08tnl people that we might take the town tor J(:sus.-John Edw. Perrin. ----

Wl.lUOPEG, CA.lIr.-Durlng the month of February we were privileged to have with us E\·ang. W, 'r. Gaston, ot ~prlngftel". Mo., tor a re,1\'al eampnls:n, Th!s WIUI Bro. GaJllton's first visIt to Ca.nada.. and he certainly won our ht"arts by hill talthtul and convincing J)r('senliltlon of the truth.

The meetings Increllsed In Interesl trom the flMlt, and God gra.clously confirmed the Word by snvlng ~otlls, ba.ptlZ"lng bellew!rs nnd healing the sick. The closing sen'lce on Sunday night, Feb. 27th, will not soon be forgotten. To a very la.rge congrega.­tion nro. Caston preacl1e" "As a dying man to "'ylng men", and the blessed rC!sults that tollowed this I!!ervlce brought rejoicing to all our hearts.

Our prayers follow him to Toronto. where he Is now In n campiLlgn at McGill Pente· costal Assembly, and ha la nssured at a most hearty welcome whenevPT he shall be led to return to WinnIpeg. We commend IJ\nl to all our Pent~C»Itnl Assemblies as a :oate and mosl talthful evangellsl.-W. E. Moody, Pasto_'_' ______ _

INDIAl!f.6.POLlS, 11IrD.--The Pentecostal Convention which closed at Tomlinson Hall, IndianapolIs, Tnd .. Sunday. March 27. was one ot the best meetings ever held In the city by Pentecoslal people. There was a goOd revlva.l spirit all the way through, and the first night the superlntenOent of the Sunday School ot the Chrlstlnn Missionary Alliance received tlle bapt\IIm In the Holy Spirit and his wlte receIved ,the Baptiem the toll owing night, both speaking in other tongues the Pentecostn.] way. No actua.l count was taken , but near 25 received the ba.ptlsm ot the Spirit, and many wer e sa.ved ; the 45·toot altnr was filled with seekers at seve raJ. ot the services, and was tull on the closing night. Our flrllt service back In the Oak Hill Tabernacle on the 29th W8.8 enough to prove the success ot the convention, t or the plaee was full ot people, an" the a l tar was fillcd with seekers an" several were slain under the power ot God, wll1 not be able to hold the crowd by Sun"ay. Evangel ist George E. Smith. ot Chicago, Is still with us, a.nd the anOinti ng ot God Is upon his ministry .

Many remarkable heallngs took place, In ­cluding tumor s and cancer s, ono w oma.n having elx cancers and all nro healing nicely. One man wo.a w onOertully Ba.ved who had just received pa.r"on trom lite term ot Imprisonment three weeka ago, and It wall wondertul to hcar his testim o ny : h e "Was a phySician and f3 u rgeon. He had ser v· ed 12 years In prison.

Pray that t h e revlV8.1 will sun contin ue. -L. V. Rob ert s, Pastor .

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April HI, 1921.

SAN JOSE, CA.Ll.F_Uavl't hea.rd good rep Jl0rl .... nr )Ir .\Jmce Semple McPherson's m(-"\lIJIl'- III tl't First Baptist church In !-l,n J{'<:" iUHt t·lnHed lallt Sunda)'. On the c lo",lnlf !Iay Ow I,ow!;'r rell I\kt' raln, and alJout 16 or 1 j rt.''C:el\·''d the Ba.~llsm. among tI.{'m thf' paKtor. tour ot hie deacons, the ('i.urch trt:Il..'.ur'r, and other promlnt!'llt mt'mhfor!'l. ". C. P~'lrce.

.a. SHOUT Dr TKE C.4XP AT lIotI..6..MI, FLA._We cun "II rely any COd I~ In Ollr mIdst In "avlng. heallng and llapt:zln~ t)ower. ,\'c hav~' had !'lome blessed hell. In~!'. Rome nlgl,ts thc power Is .'10 In our mld,.t we have 110 "r!'achlng; the people "lrf' fOO t1llngry for God th!')' fI/Xk to the ullar during thl'l HOllg s('rvlce; {our have rN:tlvetl thf' naptl .... m In the last tew Int'flln~I'I, Hnd one "'nved. Help us pray we may "'Oon gf't our new building, as tent Is 100 !lmall.-I",nac J. ~lton and 'Ylte.

CHAPPEL, NEB..--The entlrf> city and ~uroundlng country were Atlrred during our rec('nt revlvnl. and tho gospel hec.'lme tho ('hlf'f tOllic or conYf'r/0.3.tlon. There were I<ome \ery remarkable convf'rslons; t\\'O liKe\! mf·n. one 59, anoth('r 55 years Old. WNe ";I\'('d, reCeived the ba .. tl~m ot tht! Holy Spirit, and wero dt"IIY("Ted from the use ot tobacco ntler haYing IISed it, one for 45 )'Hlr~, the other tor 51 years. Some of the ~'nunj; converts UrI" meeting with strong or>r,f")sltlon. About 30 tlave(] and 21 re­ce;\'I"(1 th ... Baptism. Many other.! Inter!'sted and In<tulrln~. -G. W. Cloplne, Dist. Chalr­m.'ln.

DATTON', O ..--HardJy a woek passes but rom four to 1('11 rocelve tho Paptism and any !lavell. J..ast Sunday scores went to e prayer room, tully a scoro of now lc~ WClLt In for the flrflt time, among

,hcm n. Roumanian preacher. God Is "I\'on· tl('rfully worklcg among tho Roumanians, fI\'e having received tho Baptism and at len~·t a (Iu7.f'n more seeking, also a Hungar· Ian sillter. Tho c010rod people, too, aro re· celvlng. Our prnYH bands and workers arc doing n. woml('Ttul work amOng these tor· ('Igner!!.

'Vf' are' planning to build a. largo church to !!teat not less than a thousllnd people, U-'I '"I'>e Ilre much handicapped tor room wh('re we arc. Pray {or uB.-Pastor A. B. Cox.

OSBORNE, XANS_Ruth, Naomi and my!<elt started the meeting here over three we!·k!< ago, latf'r being jOined by the rest ot the famll)' From the first God has bleslled. EYer~' one (nearly) prophesied nothing could be done here, as talso proph­ets and dlssellslon had torn the work to pieces, tho\lgh a. smnll Sunday School has alv.'ayl! be('n maintained. Alrea.dy about torty·flve, most of them young people, es­pecially young men, have. protessoo con· ,'o.rsion and the building Is crowded wlth many unable to obtain soots at times, Prospects are truly wondertul. My daugh· ters, esp~lally Naomi, age 16, are ·dolng much ot tho preaching and God Is won­derfully using them. We sec no limit to what we expect God to do. My husband, HerbE'Tt Butl'um, has 1>l"en not nearly so wc-II, ha\'lng hemmorhage!'l and unable to prellch much. Under existing circum­Rtn,nCes we conl'llder this a wondertul vic· tory-the ml'('tlngs here. Pray tor us!­"rhe Buffum Evangelistic Frunlly, by Lillie.

mJQlJESTS FOR PRAYER.

Pray GOd may give me work at once to take e.'l.re ot my tamUY.-E. P. D., Monl'O(l_

Pray God may give my grand lion a good cr('lf) ns my husband Is too oM to work.­Mrs. M. L. H., lone.

Pray we may seU our ta.Mn.-H S., Snodgrass. .

Pray Ood mav draw near to us as we d raw near to Him for some meetlngs.-J. M. 0, and wife, Terrell.

Pray God rna)' provide the means tor us to attf'nd the McPherson meeting In Dallas. -B. L. G.

I am shut In with a dear broken hearted r..other. The doctor said Insanity; would DOt corra', I had her anointed several times and her mind oleared up; she wante to trUSt Jesu!!. Cannot yet eat any sol1d tood. Plea.sc pray tor her deliverance, tor the solvation ot the othe r three children,

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and that the flnani"lal hur<ie may met In HI" name - T,. H. Gr ... r.

I hflVt lint h ... anl a ..... rmon for nlt'ar:y 3 'l·t·ar~; I am lI,e only on .. r ... .ahouts tb.·' t>f' le\,(>. In I'~nt~co .. t PrAy tor mf'-~. B. ,M,·U)Ollrn,'.

)'1I ... I"e prlly Go,l wIll Itl,(' Ull a rl'al Pen­tH'Ol<t.'l1 ehur~h In \·,.iI('r. r~ C

Pra)' we mllY ell Utlr I'rOI'('rt)-' to Jo ate wherf' we CAn I{O to 1', nt '{I",(.11 m('~tlnK".­C. ,,'. Ji-llJollvllll'.

Pray for mv little !-;unilay g,'hocol, nnd thllt God m",' CIVf, ml' w! 110m to te-ach It.­Mrs. R. T •. H., nouglA.IO, Ar11l.

,,,-m I'\Jtf.·rinl{ gr~[lll~' from .ll:l~lh;ton('/!.; the Iloc!or" "..,y an ol,eratll)JI II'! the Only ('Urt', hut J a"k thl BRlntl!' to pray that Ood v.1II touch my hod>' wIth Ill" gr(':\t hf'allng POWf'T !llld h(lptlztl m" In the Holy SI)lrlt.-J. E. " •.. Parma.

Ha\'l' hl'l'll :<0 precl(lll!;ly bnptlr:f'd In the ~plrlt, hut hUI<hand will not let me 1;:-0 any more Prny (or hiM salvation and Bup~l!'Im, and that he will not oPPole me.-A, M.

Pray a ~randmothf'r nH\\, b(' bapllJ:t"d In the Holy Oho!<t, hf'r bndy \l"al('(l. 1\1-0 that her two !IonIC m;n' he I'aved and healed.­(' :\1. C .. Hpringhlll.

A tarm!'r with n Inrge fMllly has been ('ailN of GOl1 Into th(' mlnl!<try. Puy for him.' J. II., I.il\aca.

Pray God mny "uPI)ly tbt" mont'y and !Oom~ anI' to ,'.Lff' for tl,(, ('hlldr ... n !l() J can attend the UcPberl<f>n 1II<'('lInl{ In !!it Louis to receh'e thl' P';qltl.'lm -·C. St. C., Cullso,

](el'p prn)'lng tor th ... thr('e ot us. spirit, .'Ioul. and body -R n. H, Coalinga.

Pra" God may "ulhl \Ill n work here for H~s gIOry.-:\frs, F. :U. ll., Qulnla.n.

Pray Go.l mA~' mnkl' ml' bold and free In Hlm.-':\f. E. R., Chandler.

Please pray my df'ar h\ulb..1.nd may bo brought back to the Lord. our home re· stored agnln, ani) my faith Increused.­)fr!O. L. F ... Hlnnta.

Pray I may have a ralth that will not shrink. though pres"e<l by every toe.-A, ,v, L .. Geneva.

Pray m~' onl\· brothE'r may <,orne to live with me, and that GOd may fill me with lila F;plrJt.-A 1'enll'co"tnl RIster.

Pray mOther may get stronger In the Lord; nlJ:l() fOr two .. I"t~'rs atrald to let tlwlr Baptist hushand~ know thnt they be· lIo\'(' In hollll('S!t.-A H. R .. Delaware.

Pray lor a head-strong dl\ughtf'r accept· IlIg companr from nn unl'!l\ved man agaln!<t her pnrents wl"h('''. -<Mrs, J .. Toyah.

Pray my son-In-ln.w may find work n~ar by, that he [((Ill mv do.ughter may bo sa\'!'\!; that Go\! mny I'a\'e my lion and give him work, l\oal and I{'nd my hu .... bantl and rn~·· self, and send somf' Onf' 11('ro ror a meet· Ing.-Mr"'. E. A. H., Xol:lnd

Pray Ood may sav. .ollle in thie com.· munity. .trengthen beUeven, "l1d fUlOUlt' the wornrs :-Merldlnn, ),Uas., J. B.; Sey· mour, Conn .. Mrs. A. P.; Grand River. Ia., W. & Po. R.; Drokfonteln, p, O. ~I1ddle· watf!r, SOml'rs('t, Enltland, J. C. V. 0.; Salem, )'{o .. V. T. S.; Dro. W, and r. S. K B., Centervlllf'; ~Immon .. , Tex., M\ M.: At· Ian to., Ga., C. T. F.: Valley Stat on, Ky .. a Baptist Sunday School Teaoher: Red Cloud, Neb., H. T.; Talco, Tex .. C. R. G.: Crowley, La .. S. M. S.; Oronogo. Mo .• A L. M.

Pray for the Salvation. ot the tollowtl18': .:\[y husban(l, thref' sons an(1 daulthter·ln· law. Mrs. I ... M., J)nv!(lRon. My da\lghter, E. S. B .. Murengo. )1).' h\lsbtLnd and chn· dren and lather, ).fre. G "t. H, LO\'elv!lle. A slster'!t husband, a boy <.1('('0 In flln, .:\frs. .T. H. E. ,Pa l estine. My hu!tbnnd and ('hlI· <1r('n. R. A. H .. MH ROIIJ{('. My fntlH!r and thre(' hrothf'n:, A H R.. Delaware. My hrothf'r-In-Inw, N. A .. ;\la1l('t Cr(>(lk. My du.ught('r-In-Inw, Mr!'l. F.. 0., Brooklyn.

Pray thue backsUder. m.a.y return to tho Lord:-M y two sonl'!, Mr!!. N. G., Rrooklyn.

Pray these may go deeper into JIim. IUld bo kept in me will:-H. C. H. nnd wife. Earle J . :eo., Morldlan. Our family, P. W. H .. FlippIn. H. D. 'I' .. Red Cloud. D. M., Westport. M. ).1 .. Nimmon". AIr. sister. ::-.. At Mallet Creek. 'Vlte and L 1 , T .. Red CIOlla, J. C. M. ani! "M, M. P .. Dothan. E. A. N., Crosby. Husband and I, B. L. G, Pra,. the toUo~ ma,.. recet ... e the Bap­ti.sm. in the 8p1rit :-.:\fy dauJrhter. son·ln· law and myselt, Mr.!!. 1.. M.. Davidson. Mrs. E. M c'V .. Snr.der. My daughter, Mr!!. G. W. H., Lobelyll (" A. J. :M" Artesia.. My husband, 1\.£. M .. Nimmons. R. A, B";.t,. M er Rouge. A. H. n., Delaware. Mrs. H. T., Red Cloud. Two backsliders, D . M., and my husband, C '..v'

j JasonviI1e, My tam·

lIy and 1, R. W.. leber Springs. Pta,.. the foUo"Iri.Dg DJ.a1" b. he&le4:.--J.l)' wite, sick three years, B. A. N .. Crosby. Husband ot kidney troublo; our little boy of stuttering, B. L. G. My body, Mrs. 8. N .. Stratford. A trlend ot rupture, Mrs. E. MoW., Snyder. My lather trom slight stroke ot paralysis, Mrs. 0 W. II., Lobel· yllle, My wlte I» hospital at point ot death, W. J, F., Davis. My body healed a.nd ussd t or His glory, Jr'[ re, F. H . B .• Mer·

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om. "Iv" ,f(· from lunK trrl1!1,J,'. \\f' need Prayer, !'l. E. tl .. J:;hlrlf')" A ~I"t+-r from r\lpturl': a ~!rl from chillI!. MU. J. H. 1-'., Pale'!tlne. )1)" hll hllnd 1I0Y. In sanitorium In ~('w '14·.'I(lco, rrom t\lbf'l"t'ulolll" And thAt he, may recelvf' th(\ Baptillm. i. ·W. Crane. rnat I mit.\" hA\'f\ f\CJ'('Iul", clt'Ar 8}"l'. !'lIght. A. A, P,lr,Lgllllld. .:\ry liBby trom bowel trouhl(' tollowlnl( mrruole ... al.o nl\" un""wed fathrr, }o~ •• \., Mnl\'f'rn. Have be. n In bf'!d a n',lr, 1,1('/1"'1' Ilrny Mr •. r .. B. K HUilOOlltl or "toma h trouhie and tuber 1I~ 10~SIIl. and both of UII rccehe the 08ptll'm. ~_. R. M .• Aurora. Ot lllntr, "lomAch anti ........... ·el trouble, J. C. B., TularOf<a. \1"\­niece dl'al and dumh from birth. mY"I"t trom rheumatism. I\f\' wlff'. nl .... o my ..... lt fir hend,. !!Itomnch lind "Ide trouble, A. H. R. Dela\\art!'. M\' daulfhtflr In Oklahoma Mr J., Toyah, }'rorn kh]IIf'\ tr(lublt', C. W" JafOOn\'IlIf'_ My ~on trom CllnCf'r now In bac:klllldden cOll/llthln. to' .• \. J. l"rom denf. n('ss; am 12 }'cnr~ old tlml hl\\'f' ba\1 the Bapttsm two yu~r~. )fary 1, 0 Stigler .

Cll..6.Jfa:c OF ADDILESa. E\'ang. N R SI('hole, .\marillo, Tell".

PASTORS, EVA:iGE.LU'1'S, OPEII' FIELDS ~'arlJl', J. A. MOntgOnlf'r\' forml'rly ot

Long Beach, CaJlf.. will bf' avnllable for f!\·anlfellstlc m('('tlllll:.~ oon. lie \\!II make his headquarters In Srorlnt:nl'id Adtl,., him at 336 'Wellt Pa('\flc St., Sllrlurnl'ld, 1\1('.

EYRng. J. A. P~'rklnH, "\foontalnalr, N. M.

EYang, O. Yr, Millard, Cetlnr\'IIl"" Okla Is looking for Hom(' Pl'ntf'eol!tnl perl"on who ('an visit several o..l!ll!mbllNI n('ar him ant! teach cln!lses In \'ocnl mUlllc. fntl're!Hrd ~~~~:.s should "rite nro .• O H Millnrd, af<

We want $01110 prrach('r In fdl,)wllhlp with the Gl'ner:'ll COIIIH:1l to a .. _Il'!t In A. mt'eting at Simon, Okla .. hf'FhllllnR' ..\11«U"t 12th. \\'rlto Pastor J. H. PI gonl\.

Proy Go\! will fI!'nd UII a r, Kulllr ,,1,('phl'rt1 -Mrs. 0, T. HOllklnl. ('.\Jntl! n, .... rk

Pray GOd to sf'l~plrlt-nllf't.J (\"...Inl:"('l. 1st to Daingerfield, Tt '<". n. I~. (:

Should A prca.('hf'T In foll(lw",I"p with the General CoUncil t('('1 it·,t ot God to come down to help UR we would do all we can to help get him herf'; we can hoM mf'f'ting'l In the court houl<f'. Pray for U". -Henry Johnson, Salem, A:::'~k:.-:-_

Pray GOd ma~' 'f'nd !lome nne here to hold a meetIng artf'r tllO croros ore laId by. -w. H. GlA..IIS, Saflaklna, Okln.

Pray some Sp!rll·ftll('d mf'IIfIf'n8'er of God may be !tent to thlll place to btlgln & re­vlYal: tor the df'lIv('Ta.nce or a l7·year-old bOlo trom Sa.tan'lI »OWN, and that n. pool room may not he OP('n('l1 In our vllla,,('. Julia A. Lewl!!. Minong, WI!!.

Prn.y God mny .'Ien(1 a. SpIrit-filled pA.lltor to Mallet Cr('ek, O.-N. A.

SPECI.6.L REQUEST FROM: TlD: 1Ltl:XI~ OAlf BOaDE".

Pray tor our Mexicans here. Ml\ny arf' without work and are really autl'erlng.-lT. C, Ball.

P'BA.Y FOR BRO'l'J[)]a NOaTOII'_ Brother \V. K, Norton sends a special

plea tor prayer. He Is In very poor health and has be!'n a(1vlsed tn "gO home." He does not want to comf' If') Amf'rlNl /lnd po appeals tor prayer as thf' bf'IIt tonic,

BPEm..&L P'Jt.4 YEa. My unsayed father, 78 yN1r1l old, given

llP by three doctor,., hall lung Ilnd kldn(lY trouble, and hiM mind III nfff'('tf'!l. Pray Ood ...... 111 l!8.ye and henl 1'Im.-A. T .. W('ll,..

A dear ChrlMtlan '1ollng man, .u tl'erlng trom severe. trouble In hi .... head and eyel, for which he wa_'. operate(] on by the doc· tors who took «orne Huld rrom hIli 1I[l lnnl cord. IIlnce which he hllH II('ver been able to sit U[l, l'IuITen keenly, hM to be ted. Pray God may compl(' tely deIlvf'r and eet him free. Also for hili wife that ello rnA,. ha.ve grace 10 stand the pcrflClcutlon reflult­Jng trom her slAnd tor Ood--6hnnnOD City, Iowa.

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For further Information write 1""1"lor n . Elme r Bt\kn, 2711 B. 7th St., ~t, fAUls. )10.

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