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Will You Pray for £Reyiyal? ) GJ)

:\\ II) wfotr, "Thou. n God. r did"t send a plentiful rain,

\\"!wrchy tholl didst confirm thint' inhtritanCl', when it was

weary" J fow do we g'et sllch rains of rdl"(':-hing? God invites liS to ask for thrill. s;I\';ng. ".\sk y<.' of the Lord filill ill the time of the latter rain; 'So the Lord shall ll1:lkc bright douds, and give thelll showers of rain, to C\"cryonc grass in the fu;·ld." i\fany of God's sheep arc Janguishing for lack of good pas­ture, ami we must pray for the refrc!->hing rains of the Spirit that arc m:eded to hring forth this "gra~ .... in the field."

James tells liS, "Y c hm'c not, hecause yc ask not." j Ie further says, "Ye agk, and receive not, hecause ye ask amiss." The Lord looks at llIotives whell we pray. Pa<;tor, why do you want revival in your church? Is it to' increase yoUI' pr<.·stige? Do you seek to ha\'e a J'rplltCltioJl of being a success­ful worl'cr. or to be fall1(:ci hecause it is well known that yOIl are ahle to pray the prayer of faith that performs miracles? Peter di<;cerned the Illatives of Simon the sorcerer and exposed thel11.

\\'hell Elijah prayed for rain his heart was pure. He was burdened. He saw I srael going after strange gods. The Lord's holy prophets were being destro),ed by the wicked J ezehel.. The whole land was being filled with Baal worship. Elijah's life was aile of ahsolute separation. He .<i tooc! in the presence of GOd, and filled with God's compassion he prayed for a change of conditions in I srael. Elijah had no part nor lot with the evil around. There was no altractioll to him in any of the vanities of ls raeJ. Do you think that

if he had li\"('d toda\" he would have g-i"(,11 him"el[ to the \~·()rld's \':lin lilt'ra­lu,..,: or spcnt IllfJ"t of hi .. lillie listening­to worldly prClg'ram .... that cOllle on'!' the air~ Sueh mmld han' distracted him and pn'\Tllt('d him from praying" ihe fcnl'llt,

"C(9his C'ufJill Of iMine" A Pr.:yer fautld all th" fly-l.'of of tIre Bible

of (J missio'kJl)' 1('ho tii('{l ill Africa.

L,id (III Thiue (llIar, 0 tII\I Lord, di'/.'mc, Aea/'I litis !Iifl 10delY -for Jc.ws' .mke,

I 11(11'~ 110 je1.t't'/s to adol'n Thy shrinc, Nor all)' 1('orld-fal/l,'(/ s(lcrifia 10 lIIah';

BrIt hc,." [ brill!! 7(,;,hill lilY t,. ... lIl1lill.1l /rand This ,,·ill of mille, (I rhill.r/ tlwl scemct/J smoll,

Alld Thall (l/CHle, 0 Lord, eO/rsl lord,·r.~talld lfow '/('/wr f ),rchl Tlru tltis [ -"ieM mine all.

l-liddcrl tllrreilL Thy scorciriug go:;(' calr see Stl'lIygli's of passioll, 1'/·siml.f of drliyht;

·.'111 thai [ /1(17"" or am. or faill it'OIl/({ be; Orep iO'1.'u. /olld /rope.f, l!llel lOlrgiurls infi,rile.

II JlOtl: bee" 'wet 1(';lh Ira/'s alld dimll/,-d with sighs, CII',relled ill til.\' grasp lilt brall/Y Irath it 1I0lle!

Xo'w frol/~ Til), footstool, '1t'irerl' it ';)a'lqllisfled lics, The praJa oseclldrl/r -May Thy .. :ill be done!

Take ii, 0 Falfler, erc my Coura!Jr fail, Alld merge il so i,~ Thine ow,~ will that e'en.

If i" sOllie dcs/,erate hOl/r III).' cria prevail, Atl(l Tlroll give baek III)' [,ill, il mo)' IIo;)c bee"

So c!rallged, so purified, so fair hm-'e grOUlII, So aile 'with Thee, so /i f(rd 1,'ilh peace divine.

[ ma)1 II-ot know or fett il as millc OWII, Bill, gailli"y bock my u''-If, ,"ay fintl it Thine .

l'iTeetHal l'ra)"cr that a\'aiktl 111I1I.-h. I It' was (lIll' with thl' 111)1.\· ~I)irit \\11,) make.;, intt'fn·:.:.il'i1 \\;th g-n1Jlls which call lint 1)(.' Utll'ITd. llis Jlra~·\·r..; prnaikd, ihe lli.'a,\"l'ns npt·lll'd. and Ihnl' \\"l'I"e :.otllHI.;,

of abllndall\t~ of r:till. \nd lit' who tallt!ht FIijah to

pr<l)' will surd)" teach tiS to pray, 1)0 Yon ask II illl to do so, as did ] lis ~ discipll's? Tltl')' apptall'd to 111m, "Ttach us to pray." He alb\\"lTt,d their requl'st. The time caml' whl'll tht:)" Iiiit'd up Ihelr \"flin's to (.Ild with Ollt' a('(oni and praycd in tht' fa('l' flf lJhsta ... ll's like tho:.t, oj Elijah's tiay. "Lord. ht'­hold tlll'ir thn.:ak11illg:-.: anti grant

until th\' St.'r\"anh that with all hold­Ill'S" th~'y may sp{'ak th~ word, by <.;tn·tching- forth thinl' hand tn ht..·al; and that si~n<.; and \\"(l1Hit-rs may I,e done by the na1l1~' of Ihy holy child Jesus." .\nd Cod ]'('spol1lkd to Ihtir praYl'r. The wry plan' wa ... !.hahtll and they wert..' all filiL'd afresh with the lio-I), Ghost and spah til(' \\'onl of God with holdm'!->s. With g-rt..'at power ga\"e they witntss and gn'at grace was upon tlwlll all. .. \Ilfl there canw multi­tudcs out of the citi('s arollnd about hringing si('k folk and tl1l'01 that \\'cre ycxcd with uncleall spirits . and they were lwaled every one_ Like prayer will bring like results.

Today the Lord sa),s to His OWII, "Be not drunk with wine" \\'hich in ­flames the nesh "but he fillccl with the Spirit." \\'hat will be the result? There will he prai!.e und adoration to God, ps..1.itns, hymns, and spi ritual songs. There will be a giving thanks always for all things, and there will be a lowly attitude of submission. Eph. 5 :18-21. The hindering wickt·(\ spirits of the

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cYlhab--&ltjah--a CJontrast

"So \hab \\TIIl up to eat and to d r ink. A nd Elijah wt'nt lip to the lOp of Car­IlId.'· I Kin~s IX :42.

We have two notable cha racte rs before lh in this text \ hah thl! outstanding Sill llt:r uf his tilll(', and Elijah the out­Mallding plopht·t of (;od.

Elijah. having- WOII the g reat victory un 11101111t {'arllld onr the p rophets of Baal; and having dcstroy('c1 all of these falst· proplll'ls, .,pol.;(' to .. \hah with the calm authority "I a proplu:t of Cod, "(;('( tht't· up. tat and drink; for there .s a .,ound oi ahulHlalln: uf ram." "God i .. lIot dill/ugh ~(:t \\"Ith tilis. }'Oll have not!ung to do. You 1111ght as wdl go and satIsfy your fll-shly lTavi llg~. 'Eat, d rink, and lit, nlt·lf}".' But I alll going to the top of Cal"lJ1~'1 to pray."

!\ (lIt· , the), ho:11 'M'IIt liP. Ahah 1.['('lIt

III' to cal and drill}.'. Eiljah 1.t't'lll tip to pray.

'I he fl! ,1h!V lIIan \\ 111 uo to his O1.tm

compallY, till' ,III/ritual l11all to his. Sec Acts 4 :23. "And be111g let go, they went to thei!" (17{"1/ (o/JIPaw)'." and there lifted up their voicc~ to God with one accord.

It is lJO\('\\orthy also that whell Petcr \\las f(:lt·a .. t'c! f ro11l prison he at Ol1ce made his way to the prayi:r meeting that was h('ing- hdd al the hou .. e of ). Iary the llIotht'r of Jo111l, whose surname was fI. ! a!"k. Sl'l' .\l'h 12: 12.

r\OIC that \hah did not req uire a S/'COIlt! urac frolll the 11Jouth of Elijah; for we n,'ad the signilicanl" words, "::::0 A hab wcnt up to cat and to drink." lie wa~ glad to get thi~ word frolll the proplll"l. \ \ ' C Sl'C th b sallie picture oc­fure us today. Ilow few there a rc who go to the Mount of Communion to pm")' compared to the llumbt' r that go to the J ~al1qU( . .: ting ] IOllse to feast, The flrsldy Illall lovc::; to go where he can sati s fy hi s j1c~hly am'il/gs. The spiritlfal man would rather go to Carmel (fruitful) to pray.

I have said that Ahab was the out­standing s inner of hi s time. Possibly he had to thank Jezebel hi s wife for this, for she certainly was the synonym of all that was dark and wicked.

It was Jezebd who induced Ahab to erect a temple to Baal, and to import a ret inue of llaal priests: and from that t ime forward he seemed to follow her in the path of darkest infamy, and rej ection of the true God.

Tn 1 Kings 16 :33 we are told that Ahao did more to provoke the Lord God

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of bnlcl to anger than all the kings of Israel that wcre before him.

'\l1d in I King .. 2 1 :25 we read that " there was none like unto .\ha1>, which did s(:11 him .. ('1f to work wickedness in till' sight of til{' Lord, whom J ezebcl his wife stirn:d up." And in the preceding 22d n~r~e Cod spoke to him through Elijah, "ThOll hast provoked . .\Ie to an­gcr, and lIlade Israel to ~in,"

On thl' ollll'r haUl!. Elijah was one of til(' gre:lllsl of Cod's prophets. To read hi~ II ft- ll1duding the ft,\\-, wl'ak SpOIs in 11 is 10 ht, thrilled aud inspired hy the marn:loll" ('H'1l1s it ("ontains. The con­tra ... t lX't\\Tl:1l .\hab and Elijah in char­acter and usdulllt'sS is grtat. Elijah'$ lift· lires liS with ~111 amhition to "follow ill his tralll," \\"11111., tilt" life of ,\hab fil ls us with loathing and disgu~t. \\'hat shall we say wlicn we contrast the winding tip of Ih{'s(' two careers?

Conc{'rning AhaJJ it was ~aid (I Kings 21 :19), "In the pia((' where dogs licked 111\." hlood of i\ahoth ~hall dogs lick thy hlood, even thille." ,\l1d thb came literal· Iy LO pas ... Sce I I(ings 22 :38.

( )f I-:Jijah. 011 th(' other hand, \\le read th<.' in:-;piri llg record ill 2 K illj..:"s 2 :11, "It Gil lie to pa .. s, as thcy (Elijah and Elisha) .. t ill Wl'1l 1 011, a11(1 talked, that, behold, l11t're apPl..'ar<.'d a {'hariot of fire , and hors(':-, of fire. and parted them both a .. ulH!<..·r; and Elija h wellt lip by a whi rl­willd IIIto h<.'a,·cn."

But let 11 .. r('tUril to 1I10Ullt Carmel. and s('(' what the:-;e men El ijah and \hab a rc doing.

Ahah went to the house of icastillg. Elijah well t to the place of prayer. Elijah had already utt e red the triumphant words, ';Thcre is a sOlll1d of abundance of rain," and he was going to prove to Ahah alld to all brad that he had ut ­tered those words in Ihe power o f the Spiri t, and that they were about to have their fulfillment.

Did E lijah "sit down" a nd await the fulfilling of these words ? No, he went up to the top of Carmcl. Note that he went to the top. This reminds us of the experience of 110ses a s he went to the top of the hill with the rod of God ill his hand, and there took the victory ove r All1alck. See Ex. 17:9·1 3.

And again in Ex. 34:2 the Lord called to Moses, "Be ready in the morning, and come up in the morning unto Mount S inai, and present thyself there to me in the top of the mount." See also 19 :20.

I wonder how many of my readers love to wend their way to the top of the )' l ount of Communion, and thcre hold convcrse with God. Then.: is 110 place morc atlractiyt' to the olle \\lho kllO"<.Vs ~(ld,

"Elijah went up to the top of Carmel; and Ill' e<ht hilllsd f dowll upon the earth, and Jlut hi~ facc bCl\\,~CIl his knees." This twofold attitude "~t()kencd intense COI"J/CStIlCSS_ Btll he had heard the "sound of abundance of rain," and he klll'w hc was on the right track,

J lan' "in' heard that sound? This was a sound that 110 one heard but Elijah , J la\"e 1. ... '1' ('ars to hl"'.II' this sound? Can we hear the conquering tread of our Em­manud?

)'kn and W011lt'I1 of prayer arc hear· ing th~ sound ui com ing- victor),.

lIo .. ~' and ,«,hell may we he sure that th('n: is do sound uf ahundance of rain?

1. Tlwre is "a sOl1nd Qf abundance o f rain" when ~lll the childre1l of God love one another.

"By this shall a ll men know that yc arc Ill)' disciples, if yc ha vc love olle to a noth~r." J ohn 13:35.

".\nd the g lory which thou gavc:;t me 1 have given them; that they Illay he one, C\'CIl as we a re one.: 1 in thcm, and thou in 111(:, tha t they may he made perfect in o nc; and that the world may know that thou hast sent me." John 17 :22, 23.

Lovc and ullity will drive us to p raycr, an_d 'prayer will brillg the "showcrs of ram

11 was the spi r it of uuity il1 prais ing and hl essing God that cansed the glory of God to fill the honse of the Lord, Sec 2 (,hroll. 5:1.1 ,14 .

1t was the spiril uf 10\(' alld ull ity that made poss ible the gn..'<lt outpou ri ng of the S pirit o n the Day of I '(,l1tt'CO::;I, as re· corded in Acts 2; and it was the same unity that brought about a repetition of the same in Acts 4 :29-3 1. "-hencver and wherever thi s love and unity pre­vails today, "there is a sound of abun­dance of rai n."

2. There is " a sound of abundance of rain" whell a deep spirit o f prayer is abroad in the earth.

" .\s soon as Zion travailed, she brought forth her ch ildren." l sa. 66 :8.

The revivals under J onathan Edwards, Charles G. Finney, D. L. Moody, the \Vcbh Revival, the Latter H.ain Outpour­ing of the Spi rit, all were the direct re­sult of prevai ling prayer. \\Then pea·

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pie crowd to the prayer meetings, there is a clear sign of rain.

3. There is "a sound of ahundance of rain" when an intcnsl.! spirit of givillg gets possession of the people.

Mal. 3:10 is clear on Ihis point. "Bring ye all the tithes into the slon:hotlse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove fill' now herewith, saith the Lord o~ hosts. if I will not opcn you the wll1do\'~'s of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there ~haJl not be room enough to receive it."

4. There is "a sound of abundance of rain" when the people of Cod ha\'c a mind to work."

"So built we the wall; and all Ihe wall was joined together unto the hal f thtre­of: for the Ix:ople had a mimI 10 work." ~eh. 4 :6.

\Vork and pra)'a always go hand in hand.

I laving then heard the SOUI/d, let uS

like Elijah pray until the mighty showers descend.

Our praying lJIIISt be importullate. Elijah not only prayed, but he J.:cpt Ull

praying, and looking for the answer. lle "said to his servant, Go up now,

look (attentively, ?\ewberry) toward the sea. And he went up. anll looked (at­tentively), and said, There is nothing."

JJ ow often we have had a similar ex­peri<:l1cc. \Ve have 10oJ..f.:d, and there was no sign of rain .

But Elijah kept on praying. "Go again seven times. .\n<l it came to pass at the seventh time, that he said, Behold, there ariseth a lillie cloud om of the sea, like a man's hand." Il was at the sevelllh time, when Elijah'5 faith and patience were perfected, that the clouds began to gather, and "there was a great rain . "

A nd now E lijah's chid thought was for Ahah, who was away grati fying h is fleshly appet ites. "Go up, say untO Ahab, IJrepare thy chariot, and g<:t thee down, that the rain stop thee not."

H ad not Elijah thus spoken , the on­coming flood might have cost Ahab his li fe. For "it callle to pass in the mean while , that the heaven was black with clouds a nd wind, a nd there was a g reat rain_"

Are 1-ve looking for showers of ra in in these the closing days of this age? ] las not God promised to send "floods upon the d ry ground"? lsa. 44 :3.

Has H e not told us to ask fo r "ra in in the time of the la tter rain"? Zech. 10 :1. Has H e not promised to pou r out of H is Spi r it upon all fleshY Acts 2 :li. ] 5 !li s power limi ted?

S urely the ra in is " eeded, and su rely God is willing to send it. ] Ie can gi ve us spir itual cloud burst s. Let us " to our knees," and pray unlit t he floods come.

Saw yc not the cloud arise Little a ~ a human hand?

THE PEXTF.COSTAL EVANGEL

Ln. it .. prcad .. acros.s the skie§. '-Iang§ o't:r all th", thin,ly land:

I./). thc i>rollli~c of 3. .. howcr I )rop§ alrcady from aboyc;

Rut the Lord \~'ill :.hortly \)()ur \11 the S~irit uf 11i5 lo\·c.

IVhat About Watch 'ight? The good custom of observing' "\\'atch

Xight" as a night oi prayer for Revival IllU~t 1101 be passed up this year. At (,\'t'r~' turn the need for a mighty work of God stan's us in lhe face. The tIlne honored gathering for "watching and praying-" the old year out and the new year in has been a llIl'ans of untold blessing to the Church of God. :'.Iore than onCe it ha~ bem honorl'd of God in ushering ill Revi\·aJ. The Fetter Lane "\\'atch Kig-ht ).lceting" Ilndf.:r the.: \\'es­ley~ and \\hltlit'ld is a case III point. 1t was at a "\\'atch Xight" scrncc that men began 10 pray Dr. H .. \. Torrl')' around the world.

)'Iinistl'r!'i and Christian lcadns gcn­('rally \\l!J do well to make the last nig'lu of this }'l',U a Illl'lllorahle night of re\·ival·s(,'eking-illkn:es"lOll. Cllurl'll mellI­her:. nn-d to be rallied ior a "p('l'ial sca· "on of wailing' uplln (;0<1. l-nll'ss they arlO hrought 109'ethcr iur united prayer. the ministry and lhe wiloll' church will he wcaker. The last night of the ycar finds t Iw Ill'ople u i Cod in a rdlcct i \'I..' mood. The tilll(ls require a ddillitl' s\\ing irom doubt 10 faith. Thl' Church'" witllCSS to till' wurld 11111,,1 ill' strl'nglitl'lIed ancl rc­<:mpowL'n:d. On I)' as "omething II<:\\' and won<l('[illl de~('llds upun till' Church can we Illl'a"Ure up to (;od\ idl·a1.

Thi5 "\\'atch Xight" ~hoilid be tlnoted to Ilothillg hut pr,-I)'cr for I'l·vi\'a!. :\0 :-;tal<:d addrl':-;se::; should pre<:ll1pt the time. The life of the local church. the family and the people of the cOllllllunity, and thc welfare of ministers and mi:-;sionanl's the world U\'<:r should be the on<: Illmkn of pra)'el'. Sl'asons of invocation. intro­slk'clion, observatioll, (,ollfcs~ion and in-

A Pra yer Sillce Tit Y

blood lias deal/sed me [lilly,

I"ci Thy life 1I0'W make me .. ·/lOle.

Fili m e with Thy lIoly Spirit,

Fill lIIe body, spirit, SOli ! ;

Fill me 1IOW ami rvery day_ I

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tcrcessioll, would be aU too short if the :.pirit of pra)'l!r were poured out upon the Il'oPit'.

lhoglll now to make prl'paratioll for "\\'atch Kight." Last Illlllute arrange­nl<.'llts will l·UCtlIllPtl.SS your ddl·at. Be "a "IIKl' rrymg' III thl' \\'ildl'rn~·:-,:o." "I're­pare Jt.' Iht; \\ay ui the Lord; make his paths :-.t~alghl." A mighty IIlUVCllll'llt of thl' SPirit of God is needcd C\'ery­where. Parents are anxious' church ot1!r;als an..' n'auy 10 he dlalkllg't:d to st'l'k :-;ptrltual rtt'o\'er)' . ;\lakl' :-'ltitahll' lI~l' of the opportunity. COllm,c1 and pray .. \ct III till 1011 wHh )uur cOllsl'l'ralni kalil'rs . l11illlgl' Y"llr mid-\\"l'l·k :-'l.T\'in.: "0 tll:u it wiil (OUll' 011 "\\atl'll :\i!.:ht." Th"u-.allds Will Iw nl)"'l'niut,! lh · (.lCca"'lun , 111111 tlH:m 111 :-.n·kmg till' wdiart.' oi till' whole.' Church .. \Iake "\\atl'll :\l~ht" a 1lll'IlHlr· able night of prayer. \\'lthOlll all up· lonk tht-ft· \\111 hl' IlO ht..'ttrrll1l'llt III oUl­look.

PI~ I I tl:\ "II IT( II :\i(~IIT" F()i{ 11(1I~11l 1111>1-: I~I"II II '

{.fcal (111111111",,1:111 l'ra~tT l_la~Ill'

The Only /lope of the 1I'0rid II. F (il,,,I>(o,,,-_ Ih,w 1"",-, Prione

:\iini"tt'r tit' Ilritam, dl'dart·d "II I am a"h'<! what h thl' remedy for the <il'l'P­l'r sorrows of tlw hlllllall hl·art. what a man Shtlllid ('hidly look to III plugrl'ss through II fl' a" the pown that i" 10 :-'\lS·

tam him tHllkr tnals and ('nahk him manfully to (,mfrom his alliirtilllls 1 Illll ... ! Jl~JII1t tl) ... olllt'tilinJ,! whidl i;; a wdJ-kl1o\\1l hymll l~ (·allt.'11 'TIll' (Jill, (lid Stllr.\'.' told in an old. old Hunk. al\(~ ta~l~hl with au old. old h·;lrhing. w.llIch IS till' 1..:n·att· ... t ami lI('st gift ('\'l'r ~I\'(,II If? 1113111\11111. .. _ Talk ahout Cjtles­l~nns 01 the day: there is Inll IIIH' qUt's tlOIl. and that i:-. the COSP(·1. It c;tll and \~ill corrcct cverything that lIl'cd~ l'OIT('(,­

tlOIl. ;\Iy only hOPl' for Ih<: world is in bringing' the human Illilld IIIto nllllal'l

wilh l)ivlIll' r('"dation."

No Joy In \Vealth Baron I{othschild. who wa" supposed

to he til(' ril'iw ... t man in the world. was Ollce asked, ". \ re ),011 happy ~., "J r appy !" ~le ans\\'~n::d. "when just as yOIl art' go­IIlg to <111111<: 1' YOll 11a ve a klll'r plal'l'tl in your hand sayill~, '1 f YOII clon't lend me tWl'nty-fin' hundred dollars I will hlow your hraill~ out}' J lappy. \\'hl'll you ha vc to slecp WIth 1)1stob under youI' pillow? ~o. indeed! I am not happy." The only pcople in .the world who have rC<'11 peace a nd happlIll'sS are thost' who IHl\'(' been justifil'd by faith through the Lo rd Jesus Chri st.

T he day you depend mos t 0 11 Ch ri st IS

the happiest day o f your li fe.

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cr9he Whole Word of 9od--the Whole C(QJill of god The '-';pirit of Coli gavc visions w

./1·kid and I ~1I;)h, hut \\Tn· such given to EJlodl and Dand;' \\·hnc a rcvda­IIUIl II)" \·isioll I'> Iln·dl"d 10 as;..ist weak iaith tht· Lord lila)" gin s-tldl. but He Ikli~hts 111 tho:-.c wilo hl·!Jt.· .... t· that J Ie is alld tbat Il l" h it !"t·wardtT oi lh~·1ll that diligt'lltly st·ck J Ilill.

' Ioday 11 (' J,;"ive:-. J liS Spirit, who will indt"l'<1 take oi the things ui Christ and !"t'wal thtlll unto liS. I it' \ .... ill show tiS things to (IIlIlt·, !-"f)r whal plIrpo:.e? To .... all~ly our inqui:-.itivc natures? Xo. III m;fa t"al ,., IIUI\, th'" fllllv /1 • .'1'5. In \.·itw of tht, ial't tilat tht.: things Ile silow" \1S art' CtJll1ill~ UjI(11i the tanh, "what lIlanlll·r of pl."r",ulls ought y(' to hI' ill III/ holy (oll'l'cr.wlioll (fwl go(/liJlcss?"

Tht., Lord has laid c1IHm the principles of IllS kingdom. Tlwy arc not to h~' igllnl"l'd or spurn-

go in JlH 01:-. 1 am." . \ntl :-'0 hl· goes into the marriage with th('se 011. Doe:. the Killg see him? y(,s, 110t a thing b over­looked II) J lis searching l)"l'. .\nd the mall is rejected. So w1l1 all thn .. e be wlu) (\espi .... (' the will oi the Eternal I"': iIII-;". 11l'avell and carth will l"h~ away, but the \\'ord oi the }\'illJ.!". tlw ('lernal \\'orcl, every jot and lillIe ui iI, will abide £orcn:l'. J\n<l a Illan who n:pudiates, who n.'jech Ihe \Von.l of (;od will he re­Jt (,If'd, CVCIl as Saul upon whom Samuel l,nmOtlllccd judgment, "I :t'cause thou ha t r('jedcd thc \\'orcl of til(' I.ord, He hath also rt'jccted thu'." But the man who honor;.. and olleys the \Vnrd of (;ocl will be honored and will hc' exalted of God.

Tn thl' final {('sting. tht., :'.Iastcr shows

t·1I III· rt'jt·("\l'(1. 1 f in .\Ilwril':l a mall n·jrcts the law .1I1el !"th'l... ag-aillst it, hl' is liahle to pl1n­isilllwnt. II 0 w much mort, if Illl'n

r t'jl"t'l the laws o f the holy Killg wholll Cnd has sc't upon Ilis holy hill of Zilm, will thcy lit, not only puo­i .. ilcd hut rejected

8. m1 h'< 5hqll bIZ liklZ \I tr'<~ J7h:m.tl2d by thl2 riu12r5 'Vf Wqtu. th\It brin.~lZth forth hi5 fruit in. hi5 5I2Cl5'Vn; hi.5 l'<C1f Cl150 5hClll n.Qt with'<r; '\Iml whqt.5'Vl2vlZr h.~ qQl2th 51\1l11 J7r175plZr.

!lot allowed to inherit His ki ng~ dom!' The pcople 1"l'llt'lIed in the \\" ildt.'I'IH'sS and (;od said ... y (' shall not COlllt' into the land." \ h.l1ld flow­ing with milk and hunt.'y had been prl'parcd for thcm, hut till'Y were re­jt,(·ted because of their attitllde of r(,\)("l\i oll.

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tiS that "lIot every OIlC that saith unto me, Lord, Lord. shall win into the kingdom oi hcavcn; hilt he that doctit thr " .. :ill of my Father 'which is jJl ilnn't"lI."

The Bihle is the \\ ord oi Cod, and as stich is an expression of His will. If you want to kl1{)\\" tltt.' will oi Cod. YOli mlist sllIdy His \\·ord-in fact, you Illust livl' by (;\cry word that procccdt"th out of II is mOl1lh. Fur Gild ! filll;..c! f spoke in old time hy His prop!1t'ts and in the last days by lIis Son. Do yOll realize that the Bible is thl! li\·ill.~ \Yonl of the living God? \\·c !'nrdy call1lot aITord to let one word oi ib truth fall to the gTOl1lHl. Let us treasl1r(' tht \\·(Ir<.i. Let it he Ullto us all that it was to the Psalm­ist who (It-darcd, ··Thy tl';..timonil's also art Illy ddiyltt alld Hly ('nllllsdiors."

1 'sainI 110 :24.

\sk for a big appetite for the \Vord of God. The I.ord will not fail to gin- it to you if \"ou ask H illl to do ~o. and li e will en­ahle yrm to he ahle to c\eclare like Job that YOlt estcem the worcls of I Tis 1J10uth vour -food.

1110re than nccessary

\\·c are very happy to hc ahle to introducc a full B i­hie course to aU Ollr Su nday :-;chools at the be­ginn ill!; 0 f the N c w Year-in contrast to a one thinl Bihlc course giH'n by the In­ternat iona l Sunday School L e s so n cOllll1!ittl'c. Each week ill th r Evan­gel wc expect to have a comment on the lessoll-also a ca rtoon h your young ar t is t, Brother Charles Hamsay. In the

The ).last<' r g-:l\,c us an i11u-;lration. A mall came to a marriage SliPper. The se rvant said to him, ·,It is the law of the king that rou should ha\'e Oil a wcdding g-arlllcnt." His at­titude was this, "These clothes arc good cllough. In fact J am vcry

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course 0 f seven years those who kecp om Aduli and Intermediate Teachcrs' Qtla r~ terlies on file, al­so the E vangel, will havc qu ite a commentary on all proud of them. I'll

WI2. m?IZQ thl2 ~ dlD~ f'Vr th« .fUll 1711255in..g.

Drambrr 12, 1936

the olltstaml ing and princ ipal themes of Scripture,

One of the most important things in conncction with this new \\'\iole Bible Course will be the Daily Bible Readings, L.ct every Sunday School t{'acher fol­low these and persuade every pupil to

follow th is 5..'lIllC reading course, which will enable every aile to read the Old TeMament once a year and the ~ew Te!,wtlwnt and P~alms iwice, Our de­sire is to see eve ry one in Pentecost a Ol1e hundred per cent Bihle Christ ian, taking the \\'o rd of God as the sole guide for faith and conduct, and receiv­ing the blessed H oly Spiri t as the power for wi lnessing fo r Christ. In the P.tm­Jccostal F.·wlIgrl of December 26th we hope to print, for the benefit of all our readers, the year's Bible H.eading Course in full.

Free booklets concl'rning our ncw course of uniform lessons which are for the juniors to the adults, and also of our preparatory course for the primary chil­dren, will be gladly sent on application.

The Importance of M issionary Worh

Kothing else is to he compared with it in the scale of importance, rt demands the first place in our thought s, the larg­el:it sac ri fices of our Il1calll:i, the best and ahlest men and wOlllen that can be en­gaged ill it, and the loftiest ch.:vot ion , sac­r ifice, and enthusiasm to inspi re and sus­tain it. The missionary 1l10VC lllCIll which God wants in our t ime is one that will gatll(.'r into it s mighty current all the zeal, cllthusia~lll, and st reng th of the Church o f God. and send it forth ill one last mig-hty invasion of ~atan's kingdom, to gather in the number of God's clect. FroTll lhe standpoint of Chri st's prcmiJ­knnial coming. missions have a mag­nificent and inspiring intl.!rcst, which nothing" else can gin: to Cod's glorious work. linn you gra .... ped this great con­ception? lia:; it calk'd forth all the ~trl'n g-th and enthusiasm of your COI1-

~ecrated powers ?-.\. H, Sinlpsoll .

Litt le [ s Much It is surely trlle that litll(' i ~ much if

God is in it. \\' I.! rl'c('lItl\' ellkrl'd into a car whcn.: a Sal\'(lIioll~ ,\ rIllV olTlccr :-.at in olle (ornl'r. COllvl'rsat ion COI11-

IlIcncl'd. Jt was a wintry mo rning. \\'e \'t.'lIlllft'd the remark that such a morning was nOl good fnr Sah'ation .\rllly open­air meeting". The Salvat ionist agre('d, hut added. "Yet l:iollltti m es \\'l' get the most encouragi ng rcsu lts from di scourag­ing circuIHstances.'· ,\ sked if he would kindly give an illm;tralion, he l:iaid that he was once in Kimherley. Soul h Africa, when one morn ing he and another were ihe ollly two at the open-air meeting. ] li s companion was called Dummy, The name is su~gesti\·e. Dumm), ga\'e out a

Tnt:: PE:\'TECOSTAL E\ .. \XGEL

In·mll ahout "dl'ath." The offin'r ad\'l .. ed h;m aftl'rwards not to start an 0PCll ­air Illeeting with such a hymn. The two S~l11g- the hymn. :\0 one appea red to he li .. tl'lling, But 1}I:hind a window of one of the m'arbv hon,,!.'s of sha1lle a londy woman hc~rd and \\'a~ con­\'Crted, She bl'gan to atll'nd tilt' _\rllly I1ltctll1gs, ,\nother woman \\'a:-. con­\,cftL·d throtlg-h the inlltu:ncl' of the tlrst woman. Theil the second woman's hus­band was brought in. TWl'llty ycars aftcr­\" 'ards thi.:; officer wrote to ,\fric<t ahout these people. To his joy he di"co\'er l'd Ihat t\\'o of their grown children were gi \'ing full tlille to Chri:.t·s Sc"'\'Vlce, and two others were studying for the same purpose. Other illtl'rc~tillg lktails wl'fC added, but thi s is sufflci(,1It to ellcourage us to plod on for Chri .. t wlll' 1l outward circul1l~tances arc full of di~couragellll'nt.

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I .ffi'.' ::i ::, «= I I LIVES BY TH E CROSS, I

AN D ULTIM ATELY T RI UMP HS TH ROUGH THE C ROSS.

i .:._--_._-----,- _ ._,.;. "That's What Did It! "

Hrother and ~ i :,tcr Lloyd S hirt.:r, Illis­.. ionari(·s 10 thl' Cold Coa ... t of \ fric:l, who arc 1I0\\' home 0 11 furlough, told liS

tht' fulJo\\'ing incident. Oil their way wL'stward from Xl'\\' York City th<:)' .. t()JlPc"'d in a hOllle ill Pennsylvania, :\ Illall in this home poilltt:'d to a (:opy of th ... , l\'ntt'costal E\-angel and ~·.aid, "That's what did it 1" "Did what ?" thl')' a .. ked. I k told lill'm th:lI he had h('~'n a \'ery wicked sinner and that 11(' had i)('l'1l SlI[­

krill,!.:' with a ]><1r;l1)'ti(' struke. The folks ill lIi~ IWll w took 1he E.V:tllg('I, inll he was ashamed to (:\'cr he ~e('lI looking at it. But whtn the)' were out at church he lI1alla~l'd to get hold (Jf a cop)' and f('ad it. Tile pap('r was mecl of God to hring him hoth salqtion and hl'ali ng: and tes­tif)'ill{.:' 10 hoth he pointed to the paper and "aid. "That's \\-hat did it !"

\\,h)' not send the Penh-rosiai E\'an­gel 10 some needy one al Christmas limc? \\'(. will selld the paper [or a year, a nt'w hook On the victorious Spirit- filled life that is ju .... t otT thL' prcss, and aho a Chri .. llllas card with your name on it­all for $1.00. (Please add 50 cent s for ... ubsc ription:, oUbide "C. S. ,\.)

11'111 You Pray for Rcc,,"'a l > (l'ominu('d trolll Pag(' Ont')

ht'aq'nly placcs hall: thl.! songs oi praise. Th(,\· rt·trl·at Ix.:fore an atllllhphtre of thalibgiving. \\,hl're thc saint:. an' truly hUlllhlt" \\,ilt'fC lh('re is a con .... tant at~

tltUtle of I..'olllpiallling. murmuring, hillc r­Ill':-':-', ami slrif<... will'rl' then: IS rdK'llion and pride and lack of suhmis:-'loll, nil ",plrib work in hindlllg. III oppn· ..... ing and de ... t raying.

\nti the Spim \\'il\ ilOt only t'llahle \1 S to praisl'. tn gi\'e constant thank". and to li\'l' livcs of SUhllli::;sioll, hut Ill' will also l'nahle \\:-. 10 pray, Thl'rc IS :t pray­ing ill till' Iioly (;h\):-t that will hring­ralll. ThlTl' i" Iwcd oi rain. till' .. hl'ep nt'ed tin- .. gra:-. ... III the field," they m'C'd Iht· :-.tr(·alll:-. oi n:ia· ... hing. PraYL'f will bring- th(' ~alllt'.

The :\la"ter til-dart'd. "TIll' priul'(' of lhi~ world cOllll,th and halh nothing in me, lie was so Ii.lkd with thL' Spirit, so holy. s() tIIuldiJc-d. so f\11\ of praise and tilallbgiving to } lis Fath('r, :;;0 suh­mi:-.si\'c tn all the will of God that tlll'fI!

was no g-rolllld the ellelllY could (amp in. ,, \nd I it' would have lli s children as ll illlsdf. rrllst llim to rcmo\'c tlte It('art of rdK·lIiun, the murmuring spirit, and g-iv(' a Ilt·\\, ill·art. a new spiri t , and g ive Ilis 11 01" Spi rit in full ll('ss, .... 0 th:.lt your Ii k ('an' 1)(' Oile.: of c()n~ t allt prais(', of n)nt illllOIlS thanksgiving, of 10\\'ly sllh­mis ... IH·nl·....... ami of praying l)(:rsl'\·t'r· ingl)' the elTedual rightl'ous praYl'r:. that a \ail Illllch.

Isaiah complaint·d. "Thac i ... WllW that calkth tlJ:OIl thy name, that sllrrl·th tl Jl himsdf to lake holel of Thl·e." \\'ho will stir himself tip ill thi .... day? Tho ... (' who will giH' Ihl'\ll<:.eIH's to prayer will hl'come as moved and as cou((·nll'd as \\'a~ Elijah hy the aposla ... y around, \".'10 will pray IIlItil the hl'a\ens j.."!IVl! lam?

Thl' disciples said, "/f'e ,,·ill yi;:'f ollr· se-h'c,I" 10 /,1'(/)'1"1' . ' \\'ill pIll

~. II F.

Oare IV c FOr!lct> "I will kill \'IlIl . " ... aid a man 011 thl'

dcck of the \'('~"d, as h(' Iwld ;t IU:-.lol to till' head of a \\'orklllW hy his .. idC,,'. "I will kill yon Oil the slll't ii yutl stop tho:.t· h('llow" for a singlt· Sl'C('IHI; lily hrother i .... dO\\ll in that div,ng--hdl: that luk 1ll11:-.t :-.upply hUll \nth Ihl' ai r I~c bl'('ath('~ ('\"<'1'), 1l10Illt·nt. and you hold hl~ IIn'ath in your hands. 1;(' ... Il·ally." Cod iorhid that \\,l· . who hold ill UHr hand~ hy hdil'\'illg prayer Ihe \'it:d I.n·ath of niell and \\,on1('\1 who han' gOil(' dOWIl into Ihe engulfing wan's of lWallH'lli"lll. shall dose the tllltt" drop thl' l)('lI(Jws, :tIld fo rget tll('ir despe rate 1ll'('<J!

"IJelp me to pray till all Illy sou! S hall moye and hend at Thy ('oll trol,

,\nd kindle in th i!'! ht'an of mille.:, The liying fi re of powe.:r divine."

VVlinisteriaL /Jealousy Donald Gee

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\ hnn t jllll' it.!:::/) I r('n'lvcd an «:::trll­(' t n'I[II('~t fnllll a tlll\' y()lIn~ nangdj"t on'l "c·i1 .... that I would writl' ::t il artH.'k fill Illiul ste rial je·aloll. ... y. I sympathizl·d with hi ... feTling's. \.dHI\\.'ing- IllS circtllll' "lall ("('s, bu t n:alizcd that, for several pretty oiJviou ... r('aSlJn~, it would hi: a <ld ie;!!I' :tlld cllfllndt mattl'r to ;KCt'fk to hi" wi.dws.

(Jill' illll11Nilatc ohjt:(lioll lIuy 11(' the ;dl l'g{'d impropr it'l )' of dl'aling with the wl'aknc" ... t's of thl' .., III,-'plwr<l ... ill a mag­aZIIH' n 'ad hy their Iloch. TIl(' Scrip· tun's, hm\"l..'\'('r, lIlakl' II I) attempt to H'prCM'llt leaders as though they were perfl'rt. ('\TTl though it ('x hor ts thcm to ht, (·"am pk.... II ilia), al so he jl1stly CI11-'

l'ilasi}'('c1 thal th:· princi ple involved in what W{' arc now calling "ministt'rial jt·alnus)," just as t ru ly applies to all "ministries," ap .. 1.rt from preaching; and tll;LI an article oil tilt' subject will there ­fon' 1)(' ht'lpful to all Christian workers. l!l ckcd, tilt suilj t'rt anually touches every hdi("vt"\" at some point or o lher.

1\lini ... terial jcalous), is as old a s r(' ­lig-ion ihdf. Perhaps it could t ruly be said to havt' hegun wilh Caill and :\bel. It IS ('('rtail1 that ~Ios(' ... sufTcrt<1 through il kecn ly, io r (·\Tn hi ... own hrother and ... i ... I(' r Wt'r(' (I n ()ll(' OtTaSIOIl the jt·alous partlcs. I ';1ul \\"a .... unhappily lIogg-ed hy 11 n)\\tillllally. 110st s]gnificantly of all, the I .ord Jesus ]Ii]n~clf wa:; the victim of the fit'l"cC ministerial j~':lIollsy of the priests and the scribes as soon as cver I It- j,tgan LJ is pulllic ministry ill the POWl'J' of the] loly Spiri t : and from onc anglt' of truth it can be affirmed that it was ministe rial jcalousy that ultimately crnciliNI 11 illl. So deep and dcadly is thi s !i in!

The supn:lllc difficulty which Illost of u ... fed iu ei ther speaking or wr iting ahollt thi s suhj ect is that we know our own hearts so wdl. I rellll'mber being d l·(.'ply moved !-Ienral years ago in Edin­burgh when reading' j\lexander \\'hytc's frank personal confes!iions on this line; and mally another sa intly scnant of God has prohably only bt'CIl dcterred from equal candor by a justifi ed fca r of being misunderstood among those who testify to holiness a nd the life of victory over s in . Few among my readers, and among my beloved ministeria l brethren, will not have felt at some time or other the st ir­rings of jealousy when some other prt'acher, or singer. or Christian worker has done remarkahly we1\ and been prais­ed accordingly, with accompanying ad-

\";II1(·nH:l1t in the eyes of all I11CI1. T he dOSCT the ~ucccs ... ful Otlt' approaches our own particular line of ministry, the more pow(·rful is the temptation. The evan­gdisl is not so likcly to becomc jealous of til(' ttadll'r, nor the singer {) f the pn·acher. o r the efficient se("J"('tary o f the author; it is th0SC of a more parallel mini ... try that give Us caus(.' for greatest \\"atdlfulllt·s~ 0\·(.'1" our own souls.

:\()w it S(·CIllS stljll"rfluous tn !-Itate that tlw root cause of all min isteria l j(·alousy is illlpnritv of hcart. It got's ' .... ilhout saying th;lt a heart truly perfec ted in lo\,(' wil1 know none of thtsc things . The pUTT in heart sec God, and they s<:e Him largdy becausc no jealoll s), of olhers tahs their eyes ofT the goal whilc still runninj.!" the race.

i\ reason lyi ng nearer the surface as 10 why \\T h('col11c jeailJus of ou r fello\\'­... 1,.'f\";1Il1s is that W(' !-IOll1ctillles begin to I()\·(' the' lJr:li se of mcn. and all the thi ngs lil:1I such popularity usually brings in its train . I n gospel mi ni ..,t ry it onl y rarely ill\·olws money. hut it docs quite fre­{[ttl,.'lItly hring ill officia l po ... ition. many jll\·itatiolls to preach, :ll1d the like. If a lovc of these things for their own !-oakes, and as a means 10 prominence rather than loving service. begins to "'\("al in to the hcart wc shall SOOn fin d jcalousy following in the ('vi i sequence. Constant heart ~scarchil\g before God will somct imes hring hOl11c to tiS the humbling. hut sancti fying. revelation that some of om heresy-hunting, and "~Ianding for principles." and the like is only a cloak to conceal a subtle desire to compass the popular down fa ll, or at least hi nder the further advancement, of a icllow­labo rer in the gospel who~c only fault is tha t he has outstrippeci us ill the heav­enly race.

The viclOry, thanks be unto God, is at tILe Cross and by the Spirit. I t is at the Cross of our Lord ]csu~ Christ as faith oncc again insi~t<:l1lly claim:; "I am crucified with Christ": and it is by the Spirit as we gladly appropriate what­soever things di\' ine love sends into our pat lm·ny whereby we can actually and practic:-Illy "put to death·' all that re­sponds to temptation. On these lilies it is quite poss ible that evell Our ministerial brethren may constitute a "cross" wherc­on we may die- I F \\' E \VI LL. \\'hat­ever mortification we gladly accept will swiftly turn the cross into a crown of Ii fe; for no t rue conccption of holiness can ever remain negative, and 110 genuinc

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\·ictor)' o\"er mini..,terial jl'alollsy leaves us with s]mply an ill~ipHI car('\essness as to the attainments of our idl{)w~('fvants.

Tllt'n' an' SOI11(' positi\"(· dt'll1t'llts in tIl(' r('a\ victory On'r ministerial jealollsy which should he cag-t'r1y marked by alt who want assurance thal thty are truly O\"l"rC()Ill('rs. • \mong these we sllg-gest;

I. \ purJ>o~e to SEH.\'E more than ot\wrs, that resoJ\"(~:) ibdf into a holy ambition to hccomc fOH'most in hdpful ministrics that bring no guarantced limc­light, and no illllll<:cliatt' ea rth ly rc­nTlIlll'ratTon in any ..,h a pe or iorlll.

2. \ purification of thc t('mperament that suhstitutes hoI\" emulation for car~ Ilal tlln, S() that w~ still find the attain­nlt"nts ;,f others a sanctifIed g-oad that urgt· ... Ollr own soul on to a doser walk with God.

J. .\ posi tive joy wllt'n a hrother sllc("('('ds, so that we fulfill the scr ipture that "if onc membe r hc honOl'e(\ all the 1I]1,.')lIb<.:rs rejoice witlT it."

4. ,\ passion for Chri st alld the gos­pel that compels us to sincerely rejoice whcn Chr ist is preached, ('vcn of con­tcntion; and when abundant fruit crowns the lahors of those \\'Ith whom we have found it most difficult to maintain the unity of the Spirit.

I { these things be in us and abound wc may humbly rejoice ill C hri st that thc sting of ministerial jl'alollsy has been removed. and know of a !-i urety that we are walking- in the pathway of life and not of death. For jealousy is not only as cruel as thc gra \tc- it leads to it, and can inject a deadly poison into a ministry which at one time was I){'alltifu\ with the anointing of the Spiri t of God.

Beulah-L and .\ littl e before hi s death, afte r S0111e

fainting, Samud \{uthcrfonl said;­":\"o\\" 1 fed, I hdic\·c, I enjoy, J re­joic(,:" -and. turn ing tu ~lr. Blair, he said; ;· 1 ftt·(\ on manila. 1 ha\·(' :-Ingels' food: Ill)' eyes shall ~ec my 1{('(\ecl11er; [ know that ] Ie shall stand at the lattcr day on the earth. and I shall he caught tip in Ihe clouds to Ill<:l!t II illl ill the air." .\flcrwards he utte red tln;:-.(C words: " I sleep in C hrist. and Wh Cll J awake I shall lx.' ~a t is tied with r1i . .; likeness. Oh ! for anTIs to emhrace 1) i11l!" \ \ ' l1 en one spoke uf his faithful mini :,tr\" he cried out: '·r di ~cla III alI; the por t ~ I would be in at is rl,.·delllption and forgi\·clless of sins through 11is blood." :Iud so , full of the Spirit. as though overcomc by sensible e njo) men\. he br~athccl oul his soul, h is la:-. t words heing, "Glory , glory dwcllcth in Immanuel's land r'

'·\\·hcre there is much prayer there­will he much of the Spiri t; wherc thcre is much o f the Spirit there will be ever-.. .. ]IltTCaSlIlg prayer.

Deccmber 12, 19.36

.-\ CIIALI.E\'GE TO TilE CIIL'RCH

Said Edgar 1100\"cr, ht'ad of the G-mell: "The G-mcn \rork on the philosophy that ('very ar­le~t i~ a failure a failurc of :;omc onc, some­where to do his duty in teaching young lIlen and WOII\l:1\ that crime docs Ilot pay."

TilE I:\CREASE OF DICTATORSHIP I{en'ntly, the land oi Iraq, unre ancient

Babylon, ha~ ((,me under a dictatorshi!>, Quite appropriatc, for Babylon was founded by the firM strullg mall, ":\imnod, the mighty hunt­er bciore the l.(,nl:' Gen. 10 :9.

AR~IEI) PEACF ).1 us~oliJli calb Europe to peace, hut to

"th..: age-tt::.ted methods of armed peace." Com­ments one dail~': "Ilow talk about peace to your neir;-hbors when yotl have taught your ()\\ 11 household to worship arms?"

"There is n(\ IX'ace, saith my God, to the wicked."

CIlLiRCIl ,\.\"1) ST.\TE l\[artin \,icmodkr. one of the most militant

at leaders of the German Protestant church , in a Imblic address COllfe!-.sed that the Protestant church ill (;("I111any has fallen cOI1lI>letcly under the cOlllrol d the Xazi regime.

.\Jay God continue to grant U5 in our land a Free Church in a Free State!

"AKD THERE SHALL BE WARS" Before the \Vorld \\'ar 5,000,000 mClI were

under ar1115, Today there arc 8,500,000, An enormous increase in world armament was re\calcd by the League of 1\ations, There was a billion·dollar increase in 1935 over 193-l, ami this, exclusive oi Germany, ~Iore than nint! billiroll dollars was spent ,iuring 1935 by the nations re-arming.

i\ JEWI SH TRiBUTE Replying to \nll-~lInitic charge~, George E.

Sukobky, Jewish journali,;t ... aid: "I do 1I0t \\ ish to enler into rcligiou,> contro\'ersy. It has always been m) pride that the great Bi~hop, Scheresdlew~ky , who fOllnded some of the finest educational e~tablish11lCl1ts in China, was a rabbi before he became a Chris­tian missionary."

LUTHERA~ CH URCll TAKES STAND The Lutheran Church has expres~ed its dis­

approval of the so-called "Social Go~pel" that the liberal pr(:acher~ arc ad\'ocati11g; J,tatillg in a major rel}Ort that "it i~ a lIli~take to at­tem pt to substitl1te legal istic regulatioll of life for the power of the gospeL"

Let llS not be a~ha11led to preach the old­fashioned "go~I)C1 of Christ:' for it is still "the power of God unto sah-ati(ll1 to e\'ery one that bclie\·eth." ROl11an~ 1 :16.

A FASCIST l?\TERNAT IONALE? The Commuubt \\'orld·wi(le organilation is

known as the Inte1'1lationalc. b Fascism tak­ing thi s form? Answers one obsener: "The Spanish ci\-il war has el11pha:;izeti the fact that Fasci~m, cvoh"td by Benito ~Iussolini in haly as a purely nationalist movement, has almost imperceptibly assumed the aspects of i11ler­natiOllal i:;m."

According to M l1sso!ini's own utterance, sllch an lnternationale would take the form of a restored Roman cl11pil'e.

THE PE~TECOSTAL E\',\XGEL

TilE ~IE{)ITFRRAXEA~

The Scripture:, point hi the ~Ieditl'fran{'an ~~'a as the ~t(lrm Cl'lltu of the uphcavals of the la~t days (Dan. i:2)_ .. Italy will tight ofT any Uriti~h atttlllf't to throtlle her in thc: \1 «(\itl'rrallean," de('lan'd \[u~~{)lini. Authori­lati\c sc,urces reu·.lkd that Italy f'ianncU to ill(rea~e it~ n;\\'al Ix:rsonnel fr.,m 60,000 to 11)(1,(100, to thwart any pm.sible British ~[cditer­raw'an thrl·al.

TilE ~1.\RCII ZIOX,\\",\RD

Jewish i1l1migrati(ln illto Palc~tille contjnu~d iii uuinterruph.~1 tlo\\' during the I1wnth of October Figures ]lubli~hcd by the Jewi~h \~l'IIQ' for Palestine sho\\'{'d that 1,153 Jew­i~h immigrants entt'red the I [oly Lanrl during the pa~t month,

Of the total recorded, 217 were in the ~o­called cal>italiH c .. tcg(,ry. pos~e"sinK ~5,OOO or mort·.

J)I\'OJ~CE

If tilt' homc is the fnuTlfbtioll of tl1(' nation, and <li\"(I1"(' ~trikt·s at the homc, thell thc followinJ.;' coml1lent will Give cause for COIl­('ern_ "For multitl1dinou~ de\'ice~ which make p(h~ihle th(' dis ... olutioll of marriage at will, \\l' an' \\-ithoul a pt'Cr. \Ve rC('ognile in the varirous ~t;ltes a lotal of fifty-sen~1l causes for Iq;al di\"orce. This 111eans, in practice, that any01\e able tn pay the legal fees can ha\'e his or h(:f marriagc :;et aside. Our legal staud ­anJ... arl' deplorably lax, and our lc~al pro­cedure 111 all but a few of the State~ is laxer."

l"---\-V-ord~'or ~=s-e-l-f-ro-n-:-':' I Daddy lVelch

I I

\ g"Clll is nnt polished without 1"uh­h:n,l! n'lr is a Chri,ti;1Il peri('ctcd with- t !lut trials.

Prcach rt'pcnt;111f(·1 You'll ~t:t a lit I 1l1ore C'o11\·o.:rH if )."11 (\(,1\'( but you'll gll I a 1(lt mor<! ~a\'ed if you do. I

Be ~upt:rnaturat!y natural or natural in II 'piriltlal thin~~. ])" no( try to force YUl1r,clf to he ~Jlirit\1al. It wit! 1t:ad \0

a r('action, "I.et all (hing, be done (!cc\'llIly al1(l

in onkr"- that i~, hOl1l'slly C'()lI~ciellti­fltl,I)" ancl in 1/11' order totlJ;:ues ;1I1d il1\t'rprelat i(>11.

Is it \\·ho yOlI arc that COl11lt~' ,\'0_" I~ it the duration of your life that CHU1lI'? NO,rl I, it what )'OU (I,) that CIIUlIt"? .\,(>,1/ It is what God docs that 1-01111t",

\ tCll1pl,1ti"1l is a re\'elation of thin_~~ which exist in your 0\\ 11 life. Trial~ hring- you to ~('l' tht' point wh('re your qrength will hrtak Stil l, IlO Olle n('eds to hreak in a Iri;tl if they will look to Chriq HI ~l1cC'or and help,

If the Holy Ghost is illdwe!lin~ lI1{',

tll('1\ I am a sacred n'~sel; my body and Illy spirit arc Iii,. lie muq have a cJ('an place in which to dwell and our hodie~ arc nOt to he defiled. Our l)h),­~ica l life i~ as sacred as our spiritual life.

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\ \IE:\,\CI~(i I~J)CSTRY

The ,\rrn.;lIl1t'nt indu~tlY i~ a standing Iflt'i\:1.ce to \\t,rld {)('dce. The h,lI~,\\ ing Wh oac con, dUslO1\ 01 a r(lIIll1:tltl' (01 ill\e~tlgatilm

"T11c etTen (Ii arm~ sales is different from that of Ilt',I'C {lrll(luets. Fadl sale Incr('"3st'"1 the p.)s­~ihilil\' of ~.Iks d'l'wli('rc to p,,:<'ph: t l-ilo:hll·11l'.t by th'tir lIt·i~hl~.lrs' ;lf1l1ing, The very efred oi al;!-:n'~"'1\C ~dling campaigns by ;lnlJa n1l"l1ts illt, rt' t~. \\ helht r thl'SC illterr~t~ i"'ll1cl't \\al scan', 1Iltelltn :).;IIly ('r n t, i. to hdp (fl:lIe .1 \\ar atmos,lhen'"

").[O\"E O~ I" .\J;:ain the \\",I1l\krill~ .II'W hears the: harsh

C('!I1l11all'l. Poland would like ti) ).;ct rid u{ ib Llrge Jewi~h pl'lmbti01\, I~qwlrh i,'a'ish (,"'1-gr-c.rx· "The I'oli~h I ;,'\'er1l11lCI1t, thn,ugh \1111' I~ter Heck, 11Iake~ a ,IWlIg apl' •. :al tl") other uati,,"s to rrm'ide han-liS of rdu~e fvr till' ~l1tll'rcr" It challcll).:c~ Eugl.md to l.l·rmit a 1:trgtT Jt:wi~h ill\1ni~rall~'l1 tll Pak,tinc It calls the allt11tio11 l.f France: to thc i-;1.111d (Jf )'lad,lg'lScar. It i~ C\l'n ready, for a I'ricl" to place Polish :;hip~ ,II the di~posal of the t'migrants"

~l'PRF~r.\CY OF THE STATE TIn' (nllraliling of P'l\\~, in thl' ,i:OH'rn­

nU'lIl i~ a pre\"ailin~ tfl:nd, .\11 l'x:lmple of Ihi~ i, the ,1111\OUIll"l'11l{"[lt that ~lu~~nlilli l'X-

1'K'cts ttl t;lke over the Italian law courts and Il1ll all law)er~ (HI tilt, State J\ly'n1ll, In the plan' of thl' pr.:~('nt C(lurts will be: sct up Fasci~1 ~tatc COllllllitkl'''. TIm:. the \'-'l(al ma(hil1l'ry \\ ill be ab,orb«l by the Fasci~t State,

As the trend continucs, the question \\ill e\entuall~ arise, \\'ho i~ ~\1llre11le o\-cr mcn's ClmWI\ IlrC~ God or till' go\"e:-n11lent? The ('\llminatiron of the cnullirl is de~cribed III I~(;\ 1.'1.

.\:\OTHER nEPRFS~IO~? ~Ir Kiplinger and a groUI) of lnforlllati(lil

Sen it c t'ditors prCtlict another (kpr('~si{)n,

"TIll' trt'nd will cOlitinue ... trungly tnward furth\T i11lproH'1l1l'nt ., it ;1\)\){'ars tlut II)J8 <lnd JljJI) will be "boom )'l'ar"." By ttll'll the iur~'c" (,f 1!lentiful ancl (':I"Y crn\it will h .. \'e hn-n It-t loo~e. \\-~. shaH then 1I.1.\'e the fruits pf ('redit expall~ion or "intlation:' which \~ill flo\\' from p."lst go\'crnmcnt poli("i(.'~.

"\I()~t thoughtful qurk-nt~ oi eC01wllIie trend~ hel in e t h:1\ wc ~ha 11 ha \'c another ~('rioll~ de­pr('s~il)n in 1940 ur lQ41. They think th .. t wilh the debts a('CI11Hut.tCf\ rne:1.1l\\hile, it IS apt to bt.' as bad a c1eprc:;~ion as that of 19.N,32."

U:\REST $PRI· ,\11::; WinER In the Pro\'ince of QllI'bcr, Canada, a KroU\'

;ire ad\"oratillg" the (·~labli!-.hlllellt of a Fr('nth Qud){'c on Fasci~t lille~. The leaders are asking for a corporate ~tate in which the 2,300,000 French-Canadians shall throw off the domination of the Briti ... h. ,\ dcmoll~t rat ion was held recently at tht' ~ra\'C of Renaud 1.:1.\er1{11I.:. in ;\rthaba~ka, The main sl)Cakcr was Fa ther Lionel Groulx, who invoked his hearers to immitate till' sl)irit of the dead man. in the following words, "Patriots! On with HCliaud Lo"l\~rgne's tt'aehing~, \Vork for a French state in Quebec Direct the economic I1llre~t of the lIla<;~es again:;t the ;\nglo­Saxons,"

Comments /J/limlCl' If' cckly. "Thus the foundatiOn<; of lX'ace are being shaken ever morc \ddeJy. No land ~cems to lx· free from the f('"fmenti llg lea\'en of Comlliunism."

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GO~'S WAYS WITH THE JEWS John G. Warton

More than 25()O year!! ago thc captive )\:w~ ~at by tht· flvt'r~ of Babylon and, look~ iliK upon the: city, thel! the !Il0~t h{'alltiful city in the world, they I clIlembercd Zion. The heauty and splt-udar of Babylon did not attract th~'1ll for they rt:lllcmbercd jertl ~ !>alelll, They lunKed for it and wept for it "nd t hey sang, "If I forget thce, 0 jermid~'1I! kt Illy right hand fo rget her cunning, .\lId if 1 do not remember thee, let 111) t"nguc cle;nc to the roof of Illy

mouth; if I prdt:r not jerusalem above my chief joy." This race ha~ never been con~

lent ill any o\h{'r country, they have always l(Jn~('d for and seen their chief joy in re~ turning to jerusalem,

The jcws ha\'e had many offers and op­portllnilit.'~ of se ttlillg ill other cO\lIlt ries, Sixty yc'ars ago a great j ewi~h philanthrop­ist I{·ft a fund of fIfty million dollars for til l' coloniz;l l ion of J(~\\'S 011 the land in various COlln t r1(~S The Argentine Republic \\';I ~ dlOwn as the principal coun lry fo r their sC lt klllell1. 'lhe coun try was wide OP('11 for them ami a vast SIIIll of money a\'ailabk for the work of cololli;:a tion, but Ih{" jcws rdused 10 1-:'0 just because it was not I'al(' ~ tiue ami those \\ho were there did not care much 10 coloniz{". T hen again in 1904 thc Brili~h goveflllllcn t offered the JCIIS a ~ tr;p of It·rritory in Uganda, IIOW

klUl\\lI as Kcnya, Programs and speeches swcpt to cvery p:u'l of the world where the jC\I~ liv\,'d, lu intere~t Ihelll 10 accept their offer, hut thc )nl'S f(:fu~cd it. saying only th at it was not Palt'stinc. For g-elleratioTls Ihc), h:n'(' hop{'d, b~ted, and prayed Ihat a day Inight CI'IIlC whcn they would be allowed to r{"Tlirn to Ihe land of th t'ir a ntC~to r s. An d HS "oon as the :-ligil lcst ch:Hlce was Riven 10 t li{"St· p{'oplc tl) {'ollle bat:k and begi n lINk ill Pa1c :-lirt{,. fn1111 en~ry part of the world the Jt'w hegan to look and mo\'c IOwHrd l'ale"t ill(', Isaiah 60:18.

A Modern MirAcle The ~;jtlH'rillg of tht· jt'WS front different

part~ (If 11i {' \1l,ril1 intu I';tJt' stine and the I\a~' thl',\' arc huilding and devcloping this COUlllry i~ pt'rhap!> the grcal(·"t mirach.: of th t ·,(' ,ITars I 'laces thai for g-(.tleraliolls han' hn'u rn\tTcd Ilith ,and and Ihorns arc turning- Into bi:;Lu t iful gardens, nrang'c gnl\'l'S. and on.::hank Tlte rocky Ilills arc hn'olll;lll! hl'<llllifl!l J ('\\ i~h l(l\\'n~ and cities \Iith n::lg:litilTltt buil' !in~s, Pnliaps in nO

pan of I' (. \Iurld dm'~ the Jew work a nd huild ~(l hilHully ;\" in 1',t1c~tine, In ot her COlIl\ t rit':- hI' ~l't'!1I~ 10 li\T a:- a pilgrim and hi:- \Hlrl'l',e i, 10 Iliake all tIlt' 1I10llCy he can and "Clll" all l.c lIIakc ... , hut when he COIIIC;; to l'al{,:-tinc Ill' i~ IIV Illore a pilgrim hut a 'l·1I11'r. I Ie it'd" a l 1111111(', S\H.:n<!s wil1-inj;(iy ;lnd builtls a fu tu re holll1e for him­,elf Ilcr~' ,lil' ir hllll'S a!HI ",entiments, stnre(l lij> lor t!I()U~alld~ of } cars, have rc­lea~C(1 ,Ill C1J(lr1l1tlu~ ellt.:rKY. which ha s been transformed illto actual performance. A 1:lIIgu a/-:e \\ hich has been derelict to all in-

THE PENTECOSTAL EVANGEL

tents atld purpOses has revived and has pro­duced a !IIodern literalure and a newspaper press equal to those t}f any !tlllaJl count ry. 'I'(mns, ulli\'crsities, 5c11001s, ~hops-a whole life have sprung up ill a short t ime.

At Peace Again Thi~ gatherillg of the jews and so suc·

ces~ful1y developing this count ry has raised thc fear of the Arabs, who think Ihat if the jews COl1lin llC coming into Pale~tine, it may crowd the Arabs out. Therefore, the Arabs aro!>e "i th fear and violcllce against the Jews. ~ l allY houses and fields have been burncd, orange grO\'es destroyed, trecs up­rooted and many innocent people ha\'e been ki lled. For thc la~t six months eyery Arab "hop wa~ closcd and the business crippled, The \\ hole country was in olle continual Iroul/le. But it was a marvel to see how thc jews n:iused 10 be discouraged, Like t\('hell1iah of old in the midst of such trou­J,!e~ and dan~cr, they opened thcir shops, ran their buses, built thcir 110uses and went nn \\ ith their hu"illess jus t the sa me. One canllot hut ~ee that th ei r determination to returll alld build this COlin try as their hOll\e­land l11us t certainly be su pernaturally in ­spi red. E~ek. 36 :24,

\Ve are very thankful that aiter nearly six months of uurest at last t he st r ik e and trOtlhks are ove r. The conditions are al-1II0st norma l again. Prai se God! But ple:!se pray for thc salvation o f the jews. they arc still blind spi rilua lly. P ray that thei l' eyes llIay be opened to accep t Christ, Ilho alone can ~a\'e the lll from their si n and trouble,

Our sc n,i ces arc goillg on as u~\laL IllIn­gry hearts cO\l1e and tbe interest is increas­ing, \\'c arc praying fo r a real hal'\'e~t of ~uIIls. Thc blessillg of the Lord is also upon 0111' IICW outstation in Ratnallah a nd a good llUlllba of 50ul5 arc hungry for the Hap ti ~1lI with the Iioly S\lirit. Please pray for thcllt. In Rczaeah, Persia, our faithful lIaliv~' \\orkcrs arc proc1aill1il1g' the word of Lifc ilml the Lord is blessing the work by :-al ing' and bapti zing precious souls , ;"!any \l\,'\I' doors arc O\1CI1 and many cal1s n11l1~ to 11..... Pkase pray that the Lord will Cllahle us tu r~·~p()nd to these calk

PERILOUS TIMES IN N. CHINA \ rC('l'ul le tter fro11\ ).[i~s .. \nna 7.iese

brings llell'S from wa r-tarn China, She 1\ ri!c~: "Conditions arc very bad here now, and tllc war douds arc hanging low, so we ncvl'r know what another day may bring krth, People's hearts arc failing them for fear and they don't kllOw \\ hich way to tu rn. The), arc :Ifraid of the cnclTlY's a ir­pl:llles and, of cOl1r~e, one cannot blame thcm,

";\fany of the rich people have taken Iheir belonging'S and have left the city: othe rs ha\'e lIlade cella rs and hiding places in the carth, bllt j am afraid these wan'l do milch good when rea l dange r come s. 1 am g lad that we as children of God kn ow and fee l that lie is our refuge and strength , yea a

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present help ill need, and 1 feel sur e that He i .... able to protect U~ , but if lie should see fit to take us home this way, then it is all righI, too, for Ihi~ world is IIOt our home, anyway.

Released from Prison " I al11 also glad to tell you that a dear lit ·

tIc \\Olllan has just come out o f prison. She is fifty-eight years old a11(1 was sell\enced for hie, She had been in jail for twelve years. During thi !> time she heard the gospd and accep tcd the Lord as her Saviour and was bap tized in \latcr five years ago. The Lord has revealed Himself to her in a precious \\ay and has healed her sever:!! times. She prayed that if it was the Lord's \\ill lie woul(1 open the way for her to eome oul, Ihom.:h, naturally speaking, there was 110 hope. But our Lord is stil! the wonder­working )es\l~ and l!e answered praye r so that this dear soul could be released, S he is so happy now. ! wi sh yOtl could sec her!

"By lJi~ grace I lI'ant to uplift Him as nevcr before th at Ihcse poor needy souls IIlay hear :Inc! sec."

TH IS WEEK'S URGENT NEED

want 10 ask you to s tand wi th us in pr:1.)'cr for a need which \\C feel to be of the greate),t urgency. Perhaps \IC have told you pre\'iously Ihal wc hold all ou r services on lhe bungalow verandah, or else ill one o f the r001l1s of t he house. Bu t now we feel the lime has come when God is speak­illg to I1S to build a house for Ilis sen·ice. Our congregatio n has growll, the a~sell1bly i~ nrg-ani7cd al1(l set in order. During the (la,ls of special l11eelil1~s, 1101 only is the vcrall(lah crowded bll t the fron t yard is packc(l and the people ofte n ha ve to occupy ~ca t ~ \l!I the front wall. \Ve are sure the attl'ndancc would increase could we ac­com1l1odate people in a churdl building. \Ve alsn feel tha t the spiri t of \\orship would descend on t he services and th e Pcntecostal fire would fall IIlllch more r(,adily,

.\t present di~tractions arc many, Beg­g-al'~ arc a lI~ual feature of the Suudar morn­ing :-c1'\·ice. I low frC(ltlelltly do I have to ... top in Ihe mids t of a rncs~age while some­one goes alld throws coppers to quiet a leper, who i" hanging Ol'(:r Ihe compo lind wal1, and dcmanding alms ill a <Tacked, hig-h pitched I'oice, !\Ol infrcqlle!ltly a cow !uanages to Ii ft the gate latch and entcr the yard, and, attracted by Ih e luscious potted plants on the \'erandah. allCll1 pts 10 make a rcal meal al Ihe \'cry feet of Ihe congregation. Rain during Ihe 1I101lS00l1S, g lare. dust and suf ­focating heat during' Ihe sum mer, cold at \\inler and 110i~e all (luring the )'ear­th('"e h:ll'c 10 he cndured in al1 our public st'l'\'ice~, Can you \\onder thaI 0111' grOllp of ('hriqians i~ longiug' for a church build­iug?

It is a plea~u rc to state that ou r Chris­tians ha\'e already raised cons id crably more than $100,(1() toward th e building of a house of worship, This may not seem much to American llIilld~ , but it represellts much

Dcrembrr 12, 1936

.!.acrificl.' here in Imlla \\here the avera!;!e in­come of (.ur church members would not be much l1lure than $5.00 pe r month, \\'1.' expect to hn'ak ground by faith, within the cou r$e of tht: lIext ft:w \H't'k., and we p rav that (;od \\ill ~tlPJlJy the mOlley to rai~e the walb, ipol hy fool. as the work advance .. ~Ia} nard Ketcham,

OfTl:rin,lo{s fl1r this purpose should be sent to Foreign ~Ii~_~ions Depa rt ment, 336 \\'est Pa cifir Street, Sprill~field, r-.ris~ouri, desit-: " n ated ".\1. Kett.:llam for church huilding,"

MI SS IONARY N E W S ITEM S

S ailings , A ppointmcnh, and Furloug hs \\"t, arl' happy to announce that three of

ollr 1lli~"inllarit'S arc rea(ly to f('turn to Iheir re~]le._ tive rleld~ ~,i lahor and that Ihey are takin~ with Ih~'1ll Il{'\\ recruib,

~I i~s~1 art h a KUCl'ra is returning 10 Sou th I ndia for her ~eClllld tc r m of sernce, The fir"t lillie ~hc went Ollt, m 1928, she found her~elf a 11iollcer in tIll' field and facili­til'~ and equiplIlcnt \'er} scarcc, During Ihe last few yea rs, hO\\('\-cr, the field has been de\'C loj)l'd

Mill Martha K ucera t.:ollside rably an rI other missionaries

:.uldl'{l to the pe rsonne l of Ihal field till toda y we arc receivillg vcry encoura ging reports of the gro\\lh of the wo r k.

:'111 5-; Rosa :'If. Reilll'ker is planniug to accompa ny ~l i'is h: uccra i 11 respon'it' to Ih e call of God upon ht:r iii I.' for TlIl~~1(lUary \\ork in ludia. )'I i~s Rein­l'ker i ~ a graduate flf our Ccntral Bible 111~titute and since lH'r /!radua t ion in J!J,H ",he has bet'n l'lI~agl'd in llIi~~ion-

Mi .. Rosa M . ary work 11\ t;1e Rcinckc r 11101111tain~ of I\cn-

l urky and also in the lIlini~lry in :'I[irhig:lll These la(lies plan to ,ail frolll \'e\\ York Dec cmbe r 15 011 the S .-.; IJa11lburg oi the Ila1l1hurg- \me rican ! ,inc, Si Br,';ulll'ay, \'c\\' Y(,rk Ci ly, Steam­er ktter~ lila I he ,t(1 (lrcssed in thi s W,'lI',

()n D\'I'eml;t' r It) :'III' aud :'I[rs, Vi\'a-n Smith are ~dll'dlll('{1 fu r Frellch \\'('..,\ ,\irica 10 rcsU111<: their work among the :'Ilos",i \H'O\lk, \\h\'n' tht'l"(' relllains a hand oi \\'il­lle"~es tl' IIH:ir faith fu l work during their fir~t tam \1 i .. " I lelen DUITy plans t o go ill the :.<lllll' lil11l' 10 take up \\ork in )'Io~~i

I anc! \\hfre sl~e b<:lie \'es (;0<1 has called her to lahor lor Ilim, Our Si~lcr Du ffy is a gradu:llf of (,lad Tic\ing~ Bible In .. liluh' and ha:-. h{'cn engaged ill Illis .. iollan and pioll{'cr \q'rk in South Carolilla and' Tcn ­ne~-t'e for the pa~t sevcral year:;, ).Ii :;:; .\~ne~ J, Carlson o i ~Iinllesnta is p lanning to go \\ilh the party and \\ill be working in cl,-oper:ltin n wilh our :'Ilossi I,a nd m i::.:;io n­arie~, alth o uJ.: h not unde r (ien<:1'al COllncil appo inllH e l1l. S Iea1ller le tters should be ad-

Til I)E,'nCO~T_\1. F\'_\ :-'; Ia':I •

dn'''t'd h) tlll'lIl in ('lfe (Ii Iht, \\'e~1 I.a ... ha· \\il~ oj tilt' Il;.rhe r I.illl', 17 Balh.:ry PJa\:e. \'l'\\ \ 'rho t 11\', ailill~ ne('t:lIlh~f 16,

Horner 1 , l.iood win The lma L oodwin

()n thl' ";IIIU' ~a:iin~! \Il' 1~;l\c 111adl' rescr­vat,llh il'f \lr a~l<l \Ir~_ 11,1IIl'r T (.~lHd\\in

pj till' !' t-Xl,',) l.i~l1in. \\ '11) arc ~1'l1IK a~

nll',~i"I;aril'~ to I, II ('I';I~I. Ilrolher anti ~islt'r I, ('rkin art' l.!radllat\'~ I,f tIll' Shield l i Fath I~ihk Sd1\>lll ;lIId ie'r the pOl:.t :-'C\'­

lral yt'ar, h:I\'c ht'('11 \'l1";l':l,d in pas\(lral and l'\;I1:~fJ:~lic \\llrk in TfXa,.

Appointme nt Approved

Mr, and Mrs, A. W a lke r H a ll

\\' c arc glad t, all1l0UllCe that laH1rahic <I (' t i (\ 11 has hn'u taken hv (lUi ~I issin ll ~

Committee 111

th l ' I-a~e oi ~1 r, amI ),1 r~, ,\ \\'alke r Hall and ~Ir.

;ll'r\ :'Ilr~, P J kll r~ lIall. ami thai ap' pointmt'nt \',il1 h l- ~ranlt'rl

,I','m as ~l>on

a ... the matte r nl Ihl'r i:!rt, ;u d 11; p, rt (' '11 !)t' arrallJ..::t-(\­I,e i fllll'r tn S"l1 h l hina :111(1 t hl' latter

ttl SI-uth ,\merica

Mr, an d M r., p , He n r y Hall

Tlw 11:111 hrtlllwrs \\I'r(' h. ro in \'l'\',ula bill no\\ rlail11 :,,,uthcru l;liif,'rnia as their home, Both a r\' gradl!atl'~ or the Ben'an Bible ilhl: \Utl' and ha\'l' Ill'en at.: li\'c ly ell­gal.{c(\ 111 pa, tonl :wd C\-;lIu_:cli~tic work ~il~Ce that ti me,

:'I!rs, \ \\alkcr Ibll (ulltil reccntly ~[iss

\'dJ Funk) amI ~lr~ 1'. lIellr)' 11 311 (iorm­t-r1) ~Ii, ... Edith (,at'ttl art' htlth t-:r'lJuale:~

III 1;];1<1 rtlbllj.{~ Bibll;'; IlUtllul~ and have: -1"'In "en-ra} )t';jr, I' '\'Ilu' III pi '1H:C'f and l'\'al1).:di"tlc \\ '1 k

Home o n Furlou, h

\Ir .. , )'lilll1Lt' \\ III II ami t\\O children rt,:t'lltl~ ,lrr1\t'" III Illl' t'llltl'd Slales fl' r ltlri'JUJ.:h irp1l1 i\'ru, S(.uth .\merica At pn-_t-nl 11l:1i! will fI';tch Iwr adt!rt:~sed 111 I'art' of tht' \Iii i'lIl~ I q'ar\l1u'l1!. .\3l1 \\ 'e\t j':H'iijr: '-';Ircl'l, Spr111J.:fil'ld, \Il~ ... ,~uri

\\unl has hCt'n rt't'l,i\c.] Ih;1I :'IIi",,, Ber11ice I ,I' \'_a~ I" h,l\t' kit Inrlia in October and ~I .HII" hI' ,IIT1\ Ill/-: 111 tilt, l'ni ted Slates \-arl) 111 lh- c"lIlbn \\ I' ,In' \l'r)' t-:ratdul Ihilt •• ur "I~tl'r ILb ~l1lli('il'llIh rero\ cred In'm lu'r IOllg ,11111 ~,-n')l1~ ill1lt's~ III come hmue al thi~ li11ll' ;Intl truq tlu' 1 0ft! will C('Util\I1I' Iii ... h('alinT: 111 Iwr ]'o(h' that $he 11\;1) iull) n'lo,,'r IKr health aud "lre:n~lh, Ilcr addrr'~ "ill hI' ~I(JI S2nrl ,\venue, (lakl.llui. lalii .. r'ILa

F u r t her Notice ,\ .. hort till1" ,1l.!U it \\;1' :l11111'U11C,'1I that

\Ir alltl ~Ir .... \ F l-r"urh \\l're sailin~

lor F~~pt .\PH'mhl'r 24 'I hc tim,' 1M, IWW

bl'l'n jlP~I\>l.llIt'tl 10 I kl'('mhl'r 8 \1 r and :'I lr ~, it I. I'hnt~ ;11111 ~Ii~" ~Iarjoty ~lah~lllf~ plan 10 !O:" at lilt' ~;IIH<: time

C ha nge or Addrell

\Ir allll \ Ir~, \-t'l"illlll I F ulkrtoll ;hk that \\f ;lIl1H>UIHl' t haI Iheir atltlrl's, 1~ n()w: hlrtt'la/a, (l'ar.1, Bra l i t

Athei. t School Teac h(! r S aved

\ ~chuol te;Lt.:he r trl1111 northern Peru cam e 1.ere 111 Ilue~ of lu:-.tirc for t h l' ~dll)tl l tcach­\'r~ 1)1 his provincc, In slcad o f recei\'ing luslilC ffl r thf sdluol leat.:hers he recci"cd a Jlht Ilartiull iur I,i, sins, Ill' ha~ returned I .. hh srhoul _,nd \\nte~, "\ \\<: 111 to Lima in :.c:,rdl (l l )lh l lt'C but I \\'a, rl' l'ei"ed \\ It h t he 'lI>I. r~ slal1lll1l'd 111 11IV fan', ~I) soul hU111-hkti \1 Ilh ~ri..i, I \\"ilfd for jl1~'ife with­out rememhering thai thl'r., 1 ... a. (jod \\ho tuulti hflp !I,e ,\ ~tr.\I1"t' thillK 11,II'I'I.:IIC<l; , was llIyf.il'ri .. u.l) kd tr,'1Il Ihl' Iwu .. c b) an IIlhC('I1 hal <I ami Ird tn tht, dlllrt.:h \\'herl- I \\;IS rl'tt'IHII With Ifll" I,we b} my brdhrcll,

"1're\It"I~ to t hi ... I had \'i,i',cd di\crs Catll . (llie In'ti l uli"l1~ aud rl't't'i\ll1l.! no rnu\t, I 11 .. , lilt-II 10 hc ,111 ,\ 11I'i_ t \\',,!J my h<:a rt ~l'l likl' a !lint I dt'uil'll 1IIl' ,'xi'lt'Ur<' uf (,otl, ~oll~idlrin~ pur 1"lrt\ jesu!! t bri~t nul ;1' t he St'll lOi t ;011 hut a~ ;( 11I1'ft' ~Upfrnlill1,

bu t "h, "hal il Ih:lllgl' nl1w~ ~I\' itlt'a~ ,lrc rlwlllo:cd, I IIlI.k Ihl' Biblt" \', Iwse pagl'~

enchaul 1l1{', I CI') \\ilh rl')'\'rHdll\'C and I n\T1'l' r;lte 11IySt'h 10 hl'illlo: lll'nn'itl rt h olle ,.i dOt, h',IS o i II~l' hrt'llin'n Spacl' d(le~

Ii ,t Ill1nil 101 ~ay \\h:,1 ;tio' rir~ I Ila"e ex-1"'-il'dl'I'1\ ,iun' lil;,1 I~a\ (,Ilf\ til I",(I~"

f'ra)- h, r Ihis ~cho(11 h '.a'her and o thers \\111,111 h<: I":h I1Hl'rl-~lnl ill Ihl' j.{o~l'd ~ il1 n'

I'tl;rnin~ 10 I,i~ sduH,I, III' ;r~ks pr,lyer" ior th,' ~, Jlllpih \lhOlll Ill' i~ in~trut:lillJ.:, ·\lr~,

).1 iunk \\illiauh

Send a1\ (lfTl'rinl-!" for 111i~ .. iolls to Ihe FDIH_J( ,\, :'II! SS il).\S Ill': 1' .\ In ~II''!\T, .13', \\'e,t I'arirll' SUet l , Spri11gfleld, ~Iis ~ou ri ,\11 olTerings ;Ir e met! CJ(;lt.:tly as designa ted by Ihe lonlrihulUr ..

PariI' Ten

STO:\EII,\\I, COLO, Our corre>pflnclent in StfJlll'I1;ul1, C"lo" Hillt'tl in error that () were ~a\'t·c1 in a r("nllt II1H,tin/.::, She wanlS us to I'oay n"w that tIll' IHInII,.,'r saved was (,nly 5.

\\'I[IS' I I I':R, A1..\ \\"{' have jll'l closed a ~('rit·~ of 11l\'('tilH~~, IlrutlH'r ,mri Si~ttr I loward [.('(" of 11;\rtfnrd, ill tll,trge. Till' I...on\ rich­ly bl\,~ ... t'd S\,\"l"ral w('re ~a\'('ll, and the ~ai1lts

'Hrt' uplift\,c[ '/ h(, In'ival fin's arc slill hurn ­illl!' hriJ.thlly ,unl we arc lIlart'hing fo rward wilh 'Icwry, I'a~~ing: milli'I<'r~ an' beartii} wel­("'me tn .'tflp o\"('r with 11'1, \Ir. ami ,Mrs. J. J, ('o~,k, ['a'tor,.

\I\H(('~\· II ,I.L, \10. Tilt' I.',rel ha~

WUl1dt'l illll~' hk!.'<l·d us Iwrc III a ~lIcces~iul 4 \\l'I·k·: rt \'i\'al cOllthIC\{·t! hy Brother and Sis­It-r F. If. Colt-man, wh" (;1111(' 10 lh frolll the \rkall~;li IJi'lriu. Thirtt'CII wnc ~a\'e<I, and

4 WI'rl' b:ll>tilt'd ill the J luly Spirit. On the do~ing ,lf t('nmOIl of the meeting, the Lord 111\"1 with the r.aint ... at the \\;tH'r's cdR"e and wfllltkrfully h1t-~~t,tI HI the haptismal sen'­iet·. Tilt, R!lod ~ingil1g ami mu~ci and the tin1('ly lI1e ~ ... aR('~ Ilrmed , I bles~ing to all.­l.eona \Vill, Se("rctary.

SIiREVEPO I{T, LA, In the ea rl y spring we inyiH:1i tile McClain Quartet to come to Shreveport and help us ill a special effort to get the gosllCl to thi ~ city. We launched the meeting in a tent owned by Mrs. McClain. Brother Salvatore !\oferi preached the first .5 wcek " tll('n we ~er ured the ~e r\'ices of ~I rs. Edith ~Iae Penn ing ton, Pine Bluff, Ark., who Ilrea( lI("d for 12 \\l"t'k ... , It was a long hard battle, (;()(I bles~~d in many ways. Some wC'f'e ~avcd, about 10 rceei\ed the Bapti !>m in the Ii o ly Spirit, and others were convinced I,f thl' truth "littlc band of about 12 mCIll­ht:r... \\ ,,'> o rgani zed, ami we trust the Lord to do greater thing ~ in this beautiful eit)".­Paqur anti ~I r ~. II F . Si mms.

S POK\ \' F. WA S H \ her "everal months (,f ('arn('~t prayer and hdie\'ing God for an Iluq)oll ring of IIi 5 S I>iri t on th at Glad Tidings Tcmple. WI' !l;l\"l' been ('xl>criencing latter rain ~ h( I W('r ... ill a 3 wl"l"k~' camp"ign under the faithful lll i ni~lry of Evangelist IT. ),1. Cad­waltkr. Om' hrother (lid not spare uS or l·oltlproltli~e. hut gave forth genuine heart­'l';t rch inR" ;md Spir it-anointed messages. As a n'~ult our larR e I>ra\cr rOOm was filled from night to night with h;mgry and l>enitent sou ls. While a few were saved, the mceting was in g1l1el al a revival of the Christians. Fifteen were bapti)'ed in the I ioly Spirit , and many were gloriously refilled. Some from other de­nominations were regula r in attendance, seek­illg God for the Pent('(.ostal experience. Some of thcm received. and o thers continue to come. \\'e are rontinuing "Ile("ia l revival effort in the rC'gllla r sen'ice~, and God is ble~sing. \Vhile this is only a measurc of what there is to be done in ou r midst, we arc deeply thankful for this I'ie lory and ar~ encouraged to press on for all God dl'~ires to do among us.-Pastor and ~I r s. I~ oy Smuland.

Til

1I.\STl~t,S, ;";1' B !-:,'"ng-cli t O~ear IJ,IVU!sI'Il. l.dd\\{,II, Kalh:h. gave U~ a f,rlorinui J \\n'k~' H'YI"al, .\(>t .~o many were avul. but st:n·ral \\tTl' tilled \\ith Ihc Holy

',I,n". and the' nll"t good \\,IS accomplish· nl by st'e'inK till' church KO deeper with the i.rord. Thi~ k .... l)("('!\ a very hard field to work in. ("(lIi~('quelltly the church as a whole \\il~ di~roural!{~d. htl! the I.ord lIsed Brother U;tvi(l,on in H'IHling" l'ictorillU~ me~sages that "irre'd our lwart.;, so that \\e have gained a I1l'll vi"inl1. ()ur SUlHlay Sdwol reached an attl'llIlanc(' of 133, which ai~o was an en· CfJuragell1ellt \\' (), Ziq,der, Paqur.

S\IOhF RL~, P.'\. Th(· Lord was made n';ll t" lOur h('art~ 111 a rt'I'i\"al met,ting hcld al the Pl'ntem~tal P ilgrim Church. \\'illiam E \\'allan·. (If ,\lar~tdlt:r, E,·angdi,l. The 1)()\H'r 0; (;(,.] W:L'i kit :I' 11(' brlJke the Bread "f lifl' Sl'Vt'l\ (aml' iorward, for which we prai~(' tlw I."rcl Thl" ll1("tting \\"a~ held from (ht"lll'r IH to ~(J\"l'n1htr 8.

~('n'mhlr 11. Wl' bad an all-day mecting, ('ndiIlR \\ ith a (1('(!ir,ltion st'rvin'. :\. Low· Illa~tl'r !>r"ught the lHorninR" mes!'age. Anna I)avi~ ~puh in th(· afternuon. and ~1. D. ~is­

~c1\1. (If I~ nari!lg Spring". dedicated the church al1(1 brought the rmal mes~aR"e of the evening. \\ 'e rt"joicc grcatly that the dlll rch whidl was under a debt is now free and dear. llayes Stauffer Jr. , Pastor.

iI 'ill t"~ sun'd /1.' Oil the eartlt u'''ell Au/i­ehr;st rh[J1I,ff RM'datioll 13.

There will be saved people living (In the earth then a, a great mult itude will come out of the great t ri bulat ion. Rev. 7:9- 17; 14: 12, 13. \\ 'c believe, h\.lWl'n:r. that it is the hope of those who now believc in Christ to be emmted worthy to e~cal><" tha t tribulation time by the return of Christ for I lis own. I Thess, 4 :1 6. 17.

IVllo arc the chifdl'!'l1 mcuti() llCd III /11011. 8:12'

\Ve believc the "children" here to be those of Israel who rejected Ch rist. Jesus had just healed the cen turion's servant. This centurion was a Gentile. Then )e~us announced that many ~holtld COllIe frolll the cast and west, meaning all nations, but the children, those of I~rael who had been in covenant relation to God, would be rej ected because of their unbelief.

IVh(lt is the m<'G/lillq of "Th (l u shalt be call­ed. 'The rl'tair"r of tire breach, The n's/or"r of tailis to dwdl i"',,, Isa. 58:12,

The entire chapter is spoken to hrael and is a call from their back sliding-s. God likens their spiritual state to a broken down wall witll the paths of righte(lUsness overgrown and for ­saken, He then likens an)' who would tur~ to !-Tim wilh all their hearts 10 repai-ers • .,£ the breach in the wall, the re<.,torcr~ of palhs of truth by which the [>C(lple could find the right way to God.- E. S. W.

December 12, 1936

C.UIBRIDGE, :\II :\!".· ·:S-ovemher 1, we cln~ed a 2 weeks' meeting at Cambridge, where \\'{'~lel' R Hurst then was the Ila~tor, This i:;. the se~ond time I ha\'e been thcre for ~pedal nH:(·tinA'~ this year as wc had one in lhe ~prillg as well. The Lord bles~ed in a mighty way. coming down in old·fa~hioned power. ~')me ~ollgh t the Lord for salvation. and the ~aints w('rc rC I·ivcd ,md (Irawn clO!>er to II im. \t prc~ent I am holding a meetillJ.; at \Vell s, ~I inn, and Ihe Lord is already hle~sing in our mid~t. Olga \' . O l ~on, El'angeli~t.

S.\!\ FR.\:\CIS(O, C\LlF. During the flr ... t ~ix weeks of the llrt:~ellt (;Iad Tidings llihll' in ... liwte schixil year, (;01\ has again gl<lCi(lu~ly I>oured out lIis ~Ilirit tll)()1l the ~tudent body now numbering more than 2.30. ~{'Ille 15 ha\'e received the Bapti~1ll in the I [oly Ghost. Saturday morning of each week ~l'(,IllS to be Gnd's time for a slx:cial \' i~i la tion . J :\arn'r (~{)rtnH, Ben;. F. and :\lurieJ Owen, ncw lIlembers of the Faculty, r idlly enjoy these \'i~IL:lI""I~, Evangelist Get1. Ilaycs, of Texas, has reCUltl\' gil'en us a \'igorou~ campaign at the Glad '(idi ngs Tetllillc, in which Illany were ~tirrc~1 and blessed, Pastor Robert ) . Craig.

TL·1.SA. OKI.A.-Eyangdi~ t and Mrs . Ikrt L. Todd, of Los Angele~, havc just concluded :t 3 w{'('k~' reviva l at the North Peoria and I laskcll assembly. From the first night (;011 me t \\ilh us in a \nlnderful way 1)\' sav ing si n ncr~, haptiJ;ing be liever s, and h;·,dinj.{ the "ick. Around 15 \\'ere sa"ed , and i recci"cd the Bapti ... m in t he I io ly Spirit. Each Sa turday night was ... et aside as divine healing nigh t, a t wbich tillle Illany s ick were prayed for, and a numbe r reeci\l:d a deflllite touch from the Lord. Brother Todd's IllCS­

~ages were very in ~piring and ul>lifting to hoth the sain t s and the un saved, and the re­Vival closed with a splend id ~pirit existin~ and the tid e running high.- ~lan'il1 D. 11,lr t7. Pa ~tor.

~ IOUX FALLS, S. D.-October 4th mark­ed the 6th Anniversary of the Gospel Taher­nacle. These ha\'e been six .glorious and won­derful years. 1 [undrcds ha\'c fou nd the Lord precious to their soul s. 1 hilldreds have been haptized in the I [oly Slllrit. Large (lumbers have b('e l1 healed of all kind s of sicknesses and di ~ea5es. Nine of our young people have en­ten'd the Full Gospel mini st ry , ministering in different p.1rt s of the United Sta te~ . Seven more of our young IlCOI)le arc in Bible school. \\ 'e ha\'e just COlllpleted the raising of ou r rail building budget. The Tabernacle also ope rates two branch Tabernacles.

On our 6th AnnivC'f'sary \Ie opened a re­\,i\'al campaign with Evangelist H . Earl \Vin­burn in charge. The Lord graciously gave us olle of the best re"i"als in ou r hi~tory. Souls were saved and filled with the Holy Silirit. The mini stry of our evan~elist wa s appreciated by all our members and friends. This was Brother \\'inburn's thi rd campaign with us. - Arthur F. Berg, Pastor.

[)(,((,l1Ibcr 12, 1936

7 he Supreme Gift of Love (Christmas Lesson)

l.e~~{1ll jur DCcIIIlIH'r 20, 1,6~lJll "J"l'xt: 1 John 4 :7-19.

I. TilE E\''')I':~U': ClI· TIlI~ :\EW ill In H

,I I.m·t· .-IJJdir. Tne g()s]>c1 is :l love ;;tory froll1 OCgllllling to end. 11 hq':-,ll1 with God. lic ~'l ]''''cd lIe gave. There could bt· no ht:ttcr giit than the gift uf that pre(iol1s Babe that _\Iar}" bore at lkthlehelll. JtI~t a wee child, bllt in thilt liny frame dwelt no other thall thc \cry SOli of the living God, ~!;Iry Iiule th()lI~ht that tho~c SW(·(·t little hands and th(j~c daillt~ feel would one day be marked with cruel 11,111 print\ or that in that ~ide oi H i); thc.:rc would be an angry gash made by a Roman ~oldier\ "lx-ar. Xeithtr did "he know at th is timc that the blood that A',wcd irOItl tho.'c wounds would mean the reo (lcllliltion (If a race (If si nncrs. III love Jcsus gave Ili s liie for you and me_ It is writtcn. "fie 100c(1 the church and ga \'C himself for it. " But thell Paul lake;; us a little closer and gives us a yet morc intimatc touch, ~aying, "lie lovt'd mt', and ga \'c himself for me." 1;;'1Ch one of us is the personal object of lIi !> 100'c, and llIay freely rcpeat thosc words of Paul's and make Ihem our m\ 11. J Ie brings us into thi~ 100'c alTair and wc, too, arc to he g rcat lovtr~. J.,hn lell ~ U~, "£\'eryonc that lo\'ctb i~ born of (io(\, and knowcth God." \\'e know that \\c an' horn of God when we partake of tha I same natnre that God has, and God, thc apostle tdls U~, "is lo\'e." Lo\'c is tIle \'ery ('.~~ellce of II is nature.

A Lover 0/ the Lamb. $oll1e years ago I came in touch with a sma!! book writtcn by one who ",igncd hi s namc, ,./\ lo\"('r oi the Lamb." I ~Iarted II) c(l r re~j)()nd with him, and we soon hecame fa~t friel1d~, He wa s an {lId Quaker who waited much on God. wonderfully taught of the Lord. 0ne day he callle to ~ee me. As wc prayed to/-!ether I heard him praise the Lord in anolher longue. Ilc informed I11C that althol1gh he had never been til a Pelllccostal mee ting, he had askcd the Lord to make him a hea\'cnly man; and so he was not at all sllrpri~ed \I hCIl the Lord had gi\'ell him a heavcnly tongue whe rewith to worship lIim, J Ie was a true lo\er of the L-lITlb, Lo\'ing the I.aml> in\'olvcs loving Cnry Illember of Jlis boUy. John, who Im'ed to lean 011 the bosom of f Ii!> belo\{~d Lonl, he re exhorts liS all to be grt'l'l.t loren;, telling ll!>, "Beloycd, let us love olle anothc r : for love i~ oi God.

CO(i's Tnl. M;l1lY years ago I hea rd Camp~ bell :\I organ state hc cOI1!>idcrcd the fi rst cllistll' of J ohn to he lhe tnOH important of an the Xew Tcstament ('l)istles. I wen t home and read it through a nd Ihen said to myself, "J Illay pass for a Christian, and measuri ng Illy.~t' lf b;; otit('rs who are called Christians I can dl:{'ei\(, myself into thinkin~ I really am OI1C, but I am falli ll.l;" a t housand miles short nf till' standa rd of New T estament Christian­Ity, From that hour I looked to the Lord to enahle me to measure up to the standa rd o f Ihis Epist le. Til th is 8t h \'c rSe John says to liS in substallce: " Ii you are not full of love,

TilE jIE:-':TlTOST.\1 F\".\),;C,EI.

but are full III balrnI, bitterness, malicc, anti harkbitlllg, Y('I! art' an emilc stranger to God. ~'()U do not l)o~~e~s the new birth, for yuu are 1;lCkilig in thc true evidence.~ of the birth from ;dJo)\"l"." Augustinc oncc wrote. "1.m·c al,'lIe di~til1l.:ui~hes bl' twcen Ihe child ren of God and Ihl' childrl'll (Ii the dnil. .\11 may ~a) ;111l('1l, 311 may :-illg" alldui;l. all may be IMlltiud. hut the chidrl'n \,f l;oJ arc !lOll Ili~tingui~hed irolll th l • l'hildrl'n .,i Iht' <lnil e:'>..(q}( by Il,yc,"

,·d·.f (;iit. nut It,~t Wl' ~h(OlIld dt"'IMir. J,)11I1 Tlluind" II' oi {;l>(I":. iS rl,lI J::lit oi 10\l' -lIi~ SUllo "(;,,<1 ~rnt hi~ only I X~(Jl\l'll Sou into thl' "",,rid, lh;1I Wl' might lin' tILl.:mgh him," Salv:ltH.'11 ro'lllt·s tllf<Ju,c:h ;llT('I>tinK (,,)(rS I-!iit­lIis SOil. "Ill' that hath tilt: Son hath lifc." Ill' li\t'd in n.mt:lnl 1'0rmuuniol1 with arId in l'lmtl1lual (llpcmknl'c upnn I1is Luhl"r, \nll so we arc ItI li\l' in ClOlht'lnt (OllllllUnit.'ll with and in Wiltilllral (ItT~nde11C'l' Ilpun Chri~t. \\'t' arc tn abidt· in 'I 11ll, hrau("h(·" ill the hean-IIly \' iuc. \s sl1ch we ~ha1J j);Jrtakc of IIis life and of

1-1;;; nature.

Th,. Sill Qlh·sliml. "" iais(' ('ults and fabe It':tchin/.!s ignore the fact (~f ~in. John did not. The Spirit (If (;nd j~ ncr iaithiul in cOll\'ining of sin. ,\ faithful pr eache r will IlOt fail 10 ~hnw 1)C('llle their sins, and then point thl"1ll to J e'ius who came to ~a\'e H is people from their ~im. lie shows Ill; Ihat God ... ent ii i" Son to hl' the propiliation, or One who made a cnn1-1)1ete atonement for ou r ~im, blotting them nut: and washing lh , the ~i nners. fr01l1 ell ~1I1, lIe ca me 10 set us free, cOlllpletely frce. from the thra ldom of sin,

II. Til E E\'rnEXCE OF TilE SPIR IT'S PRr;S ENCE

CI".isfiau F.7,idNICl'S, Tile best c\'idencc of the truth o f Christianity is a life lived in thc l )(l\~'er of Ihe Spirit of God. John here tells us, " ([t'reby kno\\' wc that wc dwell in him, and he in us, because he hath gi\'en 1[S of his Spirit." :\l1d when Ihe Spirit of God comes in, He ~heds the 100'e of God abro..1d in our

STANLEY HOWA RO FP:OOSHAM rn u o u

( HAS. E, QOBINSON~ -- MYEQ P[AQl MAN ........ 0(.1.'. " I I) II () II:'

NOEL PE RWI N "" ' ''' !!o IO''""", I nno n

The f>l'nf«ostal i:.i:ang.('l is a wi'eJrl!/ pllbtication and is the officim olYan of the Assemblies

<>- of Cod in U. S. A.

LS. WILLIAMS , SUtfT. OF ASSEMBliES OF 600 J , R. FLOWEIl , ASS"T SUPT. AND .5E(D[TAQY

Sufucription Rates.. $1.00 pn y..."Or in U. S. A. Ca.n.ada, $1.SO; Clt'ot Britain alld /lOS..re.S5iO'IS, 7/6,

Send all suh.Kn"ptions to the Gospel Publishing House . . 116 W Pacific SI., $pril1gfield. Mo., U. S. JII . <

bt'art~. If I' \\ill t'nabk u~ to :,'\·t· .,tllt" rs, al\,1 wltt'n "to' I"\'l' oae ;ut('II]("r it \~ ill 1)(' t'\'ldt'nce t" Ihe \\I,r!d Ir..;lt \\t' ;Ire di 1'il>I(' oi "ur IUHr I. .. rd. III' ~In" t1~ lIi .i Sllirit that ..... e ma~ IX' ,",lllk'~\~rld \\1111("55("5, t'\l'r \\ltllesl'inJ;" to Iix- iaet; th:;,f _h-su~ l !Iri~t is a Sa\]I ur ill tlft'll 1';1111 did 1l',1 jail 10 do th:~ . II.: de­d.\rl·d. "This i" a lalthlul ~3~ mg, and w(.rthy 01 ;1 'I <H'CI'J>t"li~,", Ihat l'hn~t Jl ~us c,une illtn till' \I"rld 1" ~;I\l' ~ilUll'h .• ,j wh.)111 I am chid" \\ e snail Ill' all", t" tdl IIIl1e 5 \\ho ;Irl' iu U1!lr dop-lir tIl tilt'lr sill!>. "-,f~U (ilTi~t will 5;1\\' y<'Il. I 1..111'\\. ht't.'.IIl~t' 11(" sa\cd lilt· a ternblc SlII!l(·r. I It- i~ .. till n Ihe s.'1nlC bll.~ It'" oi S,l\ir)g !>()Ill~,'

I '1'Ql Ii oJ J r/'.-n.',,, '''. -'oIm, \\ h" \\ ,I ~ o(.w ,III told nun \\ith.1 I"ng n;pt"fIlIl'C.1 the 11,,>\e .,i (,utI h.ll'1.. l,j Imll. ht'lf dl'(l.ln·,. "\\e h,\\'l' 1..o·'\\n ;m<i lot:-Iined Ih,· J.,\, tl1.:.1 (,,01 IlOlth to Ib I, II, :\\('~lr \\nlc~. "1.1ft- IS 01)(" IVIII{

nhK,Lli"lI 11\ \;u·i"u" ph;l~l'" .Hld ,I~II<. th of lv\t·, l'lr~t ;I~ 01 dlild. 111t·u ,Ii a Iri(lhl, thCll a~ ;\ 1"\l' .. " Im,h.md "r \~Ih', .h i.lthl·r (.r rn"lill·r. \~, arc 1 ... ·rp .. :IU.1l1v hl'ill~ ;IIIO\\l·1\ t,) )i t ill S4'1I1l' IlIl-:her d,("\S for liI(' pl,lJ,:n'" (.f ll1i$ di\'im' "lIuh. I·"r Itl 10\1' i" 10 I"l·. Tn be I"Hd i~ t" - drink ui tilt" S~\l"ete~t cordi,1I that \".UI l-c !,rq"-Irl'd [r"111 the \int,I<:I'" eJl e~l r th. .\!HI all i~ IIItlwkd to hdp u ... tn uwkr~land hl·tl\T tht· fl;llIlrl' ui (;()("I \\h<l i .. 1,,\"'," 11 "w bl'autiiul il i~ t., kll"\\ Ib,u •• 11 lilt' tnlidcl ll ~ in our !i\I'~ arc pan of th\' "~\II Ihing~" which ·u r I'.vi~ (""I \\(,rks lO~t·thl"r i.) Ir 1-,'"\)01\. \\ l {".m • .twa." Ill.' graldul to .1 1m'iug 1-';lIlIcl' ior l·\"t"r~ hil tlf di~riJlli11l' Il l' alluws Itl ("{>lne. In it al1 fll' I'urp ..... l·s to lIlah· Ih JI .. lrt .. kcr~ l.lf Ili~ .,\\U I"\II)/-! lI,ltu rt'.

I II, THE E\"IOI':;"-(l': 01, R](,\ I T EUC:.;;..- ESS

hI fIle n".\" vf jllli!/I}I" It, ;"la11~· h'ar Ihat day that i" t·lIl1lin~. 'I here will be 11, lIl'cd 10 fcal it" \\l' hare till' Ch r i~ 1 IIHIl ~di;t~ I.ur :-i;l\illlll', r .. h11 ~a\~ he re, ",\ ... Ill' i~, ~() arl' \\"t' in this ~\l'rld."· I'llt ynur lillj:;l"f 1I1lo'lI this \t'XI and pray, "0 l.ord, 111ak l · thi" n.l)l.·ril11l'IH,dly Iruc ill 111)" liit·." \\ ' t' an' tu 1)1.' rr~htt""lIs • "'1'11 us II.' i.l· ri!lhl",,"~. \\ l' t';m "1Ih lit' ~\ll.:h by par4 taki1lJ:: of Ihl' righ l(" ou~1l("~ of (io.l, IoHkiut{ <1\\,1\ irnTlI "11~~d\"C~. ;Iud 1)I.·lininl-': liL;lt, "III thl' . I ... rd han' I riJ::htt'{]lhlll'''~ ;111<1 t.tn·n}!;t h." \~ \\l' I .. "k hal'k It) Calvary \\e '-I'" Ihat J('~lh not only pro\'idl,d till'rl' our .. al\·3t](' 11 \'r011l sin, but there we Wl're ffurillnl. \Ve \\l'rl' huried \\ ilh I I il1l; ;111(1 Ill' Ilr.lvi(k,. a IKW liie, a life oi riJ.:hll·"u"nl·~i, .h we yilld ou r nWll1hcr~ to I lim lie will t'liable us t'l live lives oi pr<il'lical lig!l\,:oul1e~~. l'\"I;1I ;I~ lie Illlmdf Ii~(d.

.\",' FCar. \\' hell W( tnl ~t uur I,,~ing Shl'l)~ ht rd, \\T klln~\ that lit: \\ ill 1;lk\, rare of u ~, and \\(' ~hall n"t it'at tllc ('lIt'my Without. Davi d klll'~\ the Lord a~ hi~ Shepht'rd, and ~u C\'Cll thoUJ::h Ill' \\a~ bein!.! I)(:~t:l 11\' elll'mies he did not f('ar bllt (kcl;ln'd, "I laid 11ll' (loWIi and ~Iq)\, I awakcd; fu r till' 1"' I"d MI.~ta illed Ille." I ll' (It:dared that till' Lord had broktn the ItTlh Ilf Iii" ('n(l!1i('~, :md a w.,jf 01" Ii('a l' or lioll wilh I)!ok{"n tn·th is no t much to be £l'an'd l ie iurth("r ~a,"" IIMt th(' Lord had .~nll lll·n :111 his l"lltmi\·s ~I l the Chtl'k hollt·. Tha t surdy piclure~ the hrokl'n ja\\ ~ of (Jur de~ ft"OItul t"ncmil'~ .so wt' dl) IUlt have to fear. Our Saviour ,(t Calrary brought to nought the de\'il'~ powcr. and III.' ~\ill pn"cn'e m, Ilis ~h('e l>' unto Iii, he;I\·t"nly kingdfllll . J.et us tl"l1,t ! Jim flilly. amI w(' shall find f l im a Shtllhcrd in(!t-ed.· oS, I I. F,

KI'~Tl'Ci\:\' DIsTHICT COU:-;CIL

The annual ~o~i/111 of the Ktntucky Dis­trlrl (,'"uncil (onvt'lled III I,/misvil le, Ky" <ktoh('r 1.1-15, This 1I1I:(,til1~ will not ~OOIl be fnrf:HIt~1l .\ sptcial llIe{,tilig was held on ~II'liday nilo:ht, at which lillie). p, Kolenda, lall,illg. :-'Iich,. ollr 01ullcil Fvangtiist, brought fnrlll ,l \( ry inspirati"nal nlt's~a~e: (III the: sub­;('(,:1 nl ""r,!lSt'," SUl'h a spirit of worship was Hcated ill the h~rt .. of all whl) \\cre present thai \\C '\I;l1Il'(l 10 mount up .. bo\"e our OWll

('ir("tllt1'tillln~ and ~it togdher in hea\'eniy plac(' fllr ,hl' next ,1 da)"; of the COllnti; Ul{"("t 111,1.: , It \\a, nol only a time of fellowship ,11111 fI'l'omecralioll for the saints of God, but ;d'lI :-.inl1('r~ found IK":I("{' al the altar.

'11w ,ldiix'ratlollS of the bu~incss ~essions \\l're 'afd~' gui(kd uII,I{'r Ihe directioll of our bdllH"d SUjlc:rinlendl'nl, n. F. :'\"a .. h. As the I )i,t rll'\ Su])uint<.":IIII(,llt alld SeHctary-Treasur­cr \\('1(' l·llCII'd for a 1\\0 Yl'ilr tcrm last year, finly Ilj,trin I'n'~h)h'r, wire voted upon. Th("(I' W;h !lnly one rhange in the Bnard of 1 >f(·'h.\ler~, :-'1. A jllll .. y hl·inJ! elected as I'n'~byt('r to (dl Ihe I)ian' (If C. E. jones who had mo\ed out of til(" SlilH', The Board of Prl'~h)'tt'n IIOW con~i~t~ of l~"} :\IIIit:rs, james Il.lrt,horn, awl ~I \. jollay, Hoy ,\mkrs was rc l'it'(·h·d Fxc('utiH' I'n ,h) \I'r, and ),1. A. jolla\ ami Then. F. (i<llll1ol1 were rc-electc!! C;(Il('ral l',mlwil I'n'~bytl'rs.

SI.n1(' ddinitl' ~tt"J)~ Wl·tt' takt'll at I hi~ Coun· cil IUI"t'tinf{ which we bdil'\"c \\ ill hell' m move fur ward ;h a ]}i~trlct Tlh' Youn~ People's CUlUmittl'c was appoint cd, which hroughl forth a f!'(Olllllll'IHlitti(J1I ('allilllo: for II Dist rict Chri~t'~ .\lIIhas<,ad(lr~ oq,;an i?ation, In com­Illi:lllrt· \\ilh t hi~ n'cflllHlI('ndalioll, G. Ralph \\'(',t \I'a~ apl~.intl'd In art ;\s C ,\. rre~ident, ami lIlt' I)ther two 1I11.:mbcrs of thc Young Pt011k's CnlllmiHee. hlith IIcdin and Bessic L('l'\tiair, 10 fill Ihc nfliees oi Secn'tar)' and Trt'a,un'r until tht), (ould IIIt'('t for thtir fi r!;t

giving

Till,; Pf::-OTf;COSTAI. E\,A:\GEL

rally to IOlke ~tcps for definite organization. 'I hi~ rally was later announced to convene at 1,('xillf,:tfll1, Ky" Thanksgiving Day.

\ Conference Course Committee was aJ)­Il();nt('d, which recommended a prescribed read­ing cour~e for licenst.'(1 mini!.>lt·r~. Definite steps arc lx:iTl~ taken 10 c~tablio;h this recommenda­tion. Scveral other ~tep.. are beillg taken wlti{ h we bclieve will enable 11'1 to I)ush ior­ward in a ~rtat way this coming year.

Thi~ meeting "as wt:1I ath:ndcd by the min­i'lI'ro; and workers in the State of Kentucky and by vi .. ilors from other Districts as well. The lIl('ctil1g" clo~ed it'aving u<; with hearts full (Jf prai~c and worshil) and wilh a determina­tion to IlIC('t the circumstances of the coming year i" C',I)ltlicrs of the Cro<,s. -Theo, E, Gan­n('II, Secrctary-Treasurer.

~()RTI1 BERGE:,\", X. j, We have just rloq',1 ~I)('(ial ~ef\'ic('~ conducted by E\'an­geli"t I Wesley Jael!er, of California, We hil\"(' had ~I)klldid meetings. ~oul<; ha,'c been ~a\"Cd, f('daimcd, and filial with the Holy Spirit The Ch ristian~ were ... tirred and the attl'lIlianc(' wa~ fine throughout all the ~crvices, \\'e havl' certainly appreciated our brother 's lI\ini~tr.\ in our midst. J. E. Ki!>tler, Pastor.

-"THE WONDERFUL LAMB" W onder-luI Lamb 01 God.

T hy death hatll set liS Irel'. A crefl/ed now wifh iov 1(.'(' scrZ!l':

M ade ho/v 11 /11 0 1 hre.

W Oltdcr-/1I1 La'l1o 0/ God ; Tri'l mphattf o'er T hy lars,

T hy f ... ai'l nl vicl-?ry is orlr.~ ~Vhe ... e'('r Thy chariot gors.

W onder/ti l Lamb 01 God; Express Thy life IIlrol1911 me:

Tllat all may know Tlly graciolls will. And all Thy p,.r-pose Sri.'.

Calf! No. 101 Brown

Genuine Cowhide Lea ther

Si~ IO ~2 X7

Price $3,50

CUf! N o, 202 Black

Genuine Cowhide Leather

S i:te 10 *,x 7 Price $3.00

December 12, 1936

JlLLPI.EsS H~O~I A:'\" OPFRATION­lIEALED

In the ~lImmcr of 1934 I was operated on for app(,lldititi~. Aftef the operation my body wa.~ paralped. my back wa<; drawn, and I could lIot ~Iraightcn Illy limbs. I could 1I0t

~tand. I was taken ixlCk to the ho~pital where I Wil~ Imt in a caM from Illy wai,t to my knces, Finan)' they took me out of the cast awl tit'<l 40 pound weights to Ill}' feet in an attempl 10 ,traightcn my legs. This did no gond. Then they put me in another cast from Ill)' hips to my ankles, and keJ)t me there eight \\eeks in gr(at suffering. Thcll they said they could do no mo re, Ihat 1 would never walk ag;tin. I wa<; two years in that shape in which [ nen:r took a step. Theil we attend­('d a re\·i\,,11 and were taught that God heals, I1rtlthcr \\"alkcr, the p.1stor. anointed me and t;ocl womkrfulh t!luched Illy bo<I)'. I took a fc\r ~telh that -night, with help. Two weeks lat(:r Brotlll'r \\'alkeT and Brother Nctzell again anointed me and [ was cOlllpletely heakd, I could walk as well as anyone. That Ila, ~ix Illonths ago, and I am still walking and praisillt:' God.-Louisc Williams (I~ ycars old), Athens, Texas.

Ed 1I0t('- -Attachcd to this testimony is the statement ~igncd by Pastor C. S. Walker that thi~ ~irl is in excellent health, anti walks ~o l)triectl)" Ihat 110 one could tell she had CYI"r IxCIi afTJictcd,

DOl" 10 tho fn.ct that the Evangel Is made up 14 d a ys belore the date .... hieh appea ... , uVOn it , aU notices s hould r ... e h us 16 day. before thai dllte .

FREDCR ICK, MO.-Dec. 6·:?O; J. Earl Doug! .... , P ittsburgh, I'a., Evat'gcli5t.-H..,nry Darlon, Putor.

TRENTON, MO.-Ore. 6·31; Smilh and ROllers, E,a"gclisll.-W. Glen Mea",.." Pastor.

I

I SEND FORTH THE "WORD" 'Ii

Bc~illnillg with the October 2~ i~sue of thc Penteco~tal Evangel, we have shown I items fo r "PR.\(TlC.\L GIFT SC(j(jESTIO!\S" in each numher.

___ YOU MAY SHOP AT HOME __ _ If you \\ ill refer back to the~c Evangels you llIay ~it ill the quiet of your homc

and complete YO ll r Chri.st lllas Shopping. Select B ibles, Bible Ca~cs, Tes tamellb, Boob and ~Iottoes that con tain the BLESSED WORD, Send IlS yo ur o rder today, If you a rc late in making )'our selections, alld if )'OU so desire, we \('ill mail your gifts direct to your frit'lld~.

YOUR GIFT MAY WIN A SOUL TH E GOSPEL PUBLISHING HOUSE SPRINGFIELD, M ISSOURI

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December 12, 1936

COLL'~IBL'~, G.\ X"rtn Ilil{nl~nd ,\'~("ml,ly; Dee. n·)an 10; I J. Boh,,,", Ev;wgeli,1 -T. C Antler· SOil, Pa~tor.

,\D.\)15, WIS. -Go~p.t'l Tll1.w:r"ad,,; 11,,"1<111: now In I'rogrrss; S:t"'u~1 X A](')[.,"(\('r. Dallas. Tuas. F \- a"gc1i~ t ). :'Ililton Tucker. PaHoT.

TOROXTO. C.\"AO.\-The Slolle ("hur,-h .. henue Road and R""ty,rnl1gh; Oee. 8-.'Il; II. Farl Win· burn, E\"anselisl,-\\·.lltn E • ./IIc.\lisll"T, j':I.tur.

(;REEX\ILLE. S. C.--A~~embly 01 (" .. >d. Park and Gridley SIs: Dec, 8-2lJ; E"angdi~1 :""d :'In. !. ). B"hon.-Walter Fo~ter, I'a~t('r. Bux 203.

\\'IIIT"!'Y, '\FIlR,-.-\',,,mloh- ,I (,;,,,1; O~e. 1-20: _lack and E~lh~ 'I"rl', l'l'nn~}I,,, ", S'''K,nll 1,:,,,,,­g e1i' I ~. Loyal Miller. P:l~IOr.

O:'L\l!A, "EB,-Ful1 Gospel Ta1.w:rn3c1e. 19th and (;as~ Su.; Dec. 3· :l); fian'er ){c.Alisl('r. Tor"nto, Canada . E,·""gelist.-I.. E. King, PaSlor, 9:6 So. 26lh.

LO;.;r: nE.\nl. ('.\ 1.1 F. -Ceo ,<;,] (;"~I'-I T"b("r­".~cl ... Inlh a' ,I (",hlomi;l: Ike ?7. f· r 4 "'n'k~: E"""Il"lisl ;,n,] \Ir~ \\':It~nn .\q:pe. Eva"lI'dists.­I.'. H. and Emm" Ta}'lor, i'a<lop;

~L\CO~ln. ILL.--.\ssernbly of God. Carrol! and M~c.-\rlhur Su,; Dec. 8-20: ). ::-:. liOO"('r, Santa Cru~. Calif,. E'ang('li~ l; Hiralll II rook§. SonR' Lead­('r. Ncillhh'ri"R' (:hurche~ in,'iu·d to <,;o_c>pnate._ ]. Paul Bruton, Past"r.

DATE CHA;-,'(;E]) OSSI:-IIXG. N. Y.-G",pt'l ,h~.'rnhlr, 197 ("roton

AI·e.; Jan. 10. f.·r 3 wel'k~, The Qua, "bu,he$, Evan­gelisu.-E. O. Leq,('r. Paslor.

FELLOWSHIP MEETINGS, S. S. AND C. A. RALLIES

PAN,\\!,\, OKLA.-Fdlnw~h;p Mee ting. Dec. 8: all m;:)ister~ of thi~ <nli.,,, urll'cd I" he pr('selll; service h('l(in, 10:1(1 a. m. Xi~hl ~rrvicc ,,-ill be !':i,'en 10 Ihe C. ;\'5.-1.. 11 .. \r""ld. Ch~irm.1n Fcno ... ·­.hip Committee. 41(, 1-:. Chicka~aw. Mc.\1e~ter. Okla.

HARTFORD, lLI..-C. A. Rally. Dec. 19, Metro ­politan ,\r('a. E,'('ryo"e cordi311)- invited. Bring your in$ t mmCnl$. Srrvi(e 7:30 p. m. F. R. Pope. I'astor. -h:w Behner. Secti·>,,~1 Vice Presic!ent, 2101 Rhode~ St., Grnuite City, Ill.

----OPEN FOR CALLS

Evangelis t ic E,ang"li~t :\1111 \Irs Jeff Gi],h • . 1.1rY, 51h St_.

\\'ichi ta Falls. Tl'x.1~. "Both are nm~ki.1' and s ing."

Evangelistic or Po1$tor,,1 L T, Carmiral. toR· I-: 15.lrd SI., Jl a rv('y, Ill. "1

a m resigning Ihe p"I'orale IH'r~. 11.1,-.- hee', in [~l1"w<hip "i,h Gener.~1 roun(il ior 17 lears. Rder"nc('s .'·

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES NEW AnDRESS-R",,!(' !, Morri~, ,\l a o "1 hav('

accepled the I,:,~!o ra!c at Ilick·s l hape!. Counei! ministers 1);I%in~ Ihi~ war ~,'e cordially ,m'i led to stop wilh u~." R, W. ll ick$.

NE\\' accepted cle:·-I[.

A])DRE~S-.\r1in!:ton, Wash. "We ha "e the paMorat(' I')! the Full Gospel Taherna­E. Bealy and wife.

NIi:W ADDRESS-" I ha\'(' acc("pled the p;.Istorate of Ih(' Fint i' enl~cos!al ("hurd, of Oakland. C'\Jif. )!y addres~ i~ 3S05 Grovc 51., Berkeley, Cali£.­C. Stanl~)' Cooke.

NI~\\' .\])])RESS---\\·hart rn. T (')[as. "\\'c ha ,,(' accepled til l' pa51~rale hne"-\\'. 1\. Cupps,

NOTICE ;'lini ~lers in fuil fellow5hip wilh Genl'ral ("oundl pa~.;· g thrnugh I.a s ("ruct:s. N. ~L. and desiring ",ertj "g~ here will plca~e wrile me at least a month O r sn in advance for appointment for meeling. B. I!. Caudle . Pa >\or. Box 13,1. L.15 Cruces , N. M.

----WORLD MISSIONS CONTRIBUTIONS

November 18-24 Indusive

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a re goi ng in to new home. daily than any other plaq',1e offered. S ize 3 lix l Z.

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No. 495-Jesus Never Fails-Pr ice $1.00 Attractive Gift Box

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No. 475---50 ce nt.. S i7.e 3~1x5:1'i "God', Lovin g Ca re"

No. 476--50 cenb "Friend."

Select Christmas Gi fts from Recent Evangels

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No. 470-50 cent. No. 473--50 cent. "Wha t God Hath Promi.cd" "The Go lde n Gospel"

Do Your • . Avoid

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No. 481- 50 cent.. Si ze 3 ~~ x5H. "Conte ntment"

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No. 480--50 cent.

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N o. 474-50 cent.. S ize 3 ~ix5~~ "Trull H im"

N o. 477- 50 cents "God'. Pattern"

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N o . 478-50 cent. "Chri. t It th e Head"

No. 479--50 cen h "Be S tron, " "All Thing. Whatsoever"