'J ~;;:I!\:aa~e :~~~ ",:' the midst of thee.

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By His stripes

yc were healed.

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rrWritten In the fJ300k of Psalms. ))

c71cts I:20.

Lilian B. Yeomans. ,"1.0.

T ] I AS been ~aid that teaching a thing IS a sure way of learn­ing it.

han.~ lWCIl cmployed to ~:lturate the Iltt­lII~\It S\~t(:111 with n·1l1l,dit· ... i mill which hl'ndiclal r~Slllts \\ l're t"pc..:ctl'd.

1 !;\\'ing taught Divine Heal­ing in the Script ures for forty years ! venture to say that I have learned at least one thing about it and that is that it is the Bible itself that heals.

Knowing that God's remedy. His \\·on!. is an tlllfaihll!-:" cure I ha\\.! tried in eH'rY pOs!'liilk way to makc !'lure th~t tho!:ic to ",hom I mini .. tl'f, "takl' their medicine."

"He sent His \\'ord and healed them." \Vhen this is a('"col11plished there is no Psalm 107 :20.

TMe Lord Jesus Christ, the eternal 'Word ·illcar­/late, ';hcalcd all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with ]Jim." Acts 10 :38.

And there is power to heal all sickne~s ill the 7l'ril­le'~ Word, the "hl'catll of God." "All Scripture is given uy inspiration of God." "The words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life." 2 Tim. 3:16; John 6 :63.

To be healed by the Lord Jesus Christ, the inc.arnate \Vorel, it is necessary to helie ... 'e on Him. ",\ccord­ing to your faith be it un­to you." ~\ [att . 9:29.

1 n order to be healed by the Bible, the wfitten \Vofd, it is essential that it be received "~ot as the word of men. but as it is in truth, the \\'01"<1 of God, which errcclually worketh .. in you that believe."

I Thess. 2:13. Failure to repent makes

it impossible to excrcise faith. "Ye n:pclltcd not that ye might belie\'e." Matt. 21 :32.

Tn the hi story of the practice of medicine we fil1d that man" devices

The Lord Himself TUlle: "Ltad Kindly Light"

t 111/' III" /u"Us urowld do J lift up .I/,v fllllyin.'! "Y"S'

a .,'hellf,· jor lilt' silull I/IY .ll.linlljvll {OlllC, Irom .,·flou,' alj.t,',

I-"rvlII c;·,d Iht' t,'rd d()lh forlll: III\" arlain aid, In'lII (;,1Ii III,' I.ord . .. ..110 h,·U'fll uuJ ,'urtli Itllill modt.

If,' ... ill lIul S/ljJ.., Ihut Illy foul be mo,· .. d .')"(11.' shall l/roll Ut',

Su ,'ur,'h'ss slumber s/lu/l lJis c)"elids doSi', Who J.· .. '·l'ell~ Iluc.

n,'IIold Ollr God, til.' I.orel, I/t stu milNe/II 'Ie'('r lI'ho ~·rc/,.'III /sracl 1/1 ilis Iwi}, {arc.

Jrllu;'of, is lIilllstll til}' k('I'Pcr trll.'. Til}, c/l(fII.Ilc/as ~/l(Idc;

Ic/WHlh tI", dl-!cllu Ol~ IIIJ' riyhi hmui J!imst'I/ hath madc .

• ·/lid Ih('l' II" SI/II U)! da}' .shall roo'r smilc, X.' IIwm. sfru.N Irdrm tllee ill the si/l'Irt lIiylrt.

I'rum ;'"II,',,}' ! .. ~·f "shalf lIe kc,'p til)' sOl/f, From (,'1' I'ry sin.

1('h01'ah .fhall prcscrt'c tli.v going 01/1 Thv coming in.

Abo1'£' 't/tc(' wat{hing, J!e who". wc ol/orr, Shall kl'('P thee ftNla/orlh, )'.·a, lorevulIIQu.

-101m, Duke of Arg}'11

douht 01:-. Itl tilt' n"lllt One <It·lightful wny ()f heing ,'ufl'd h slIlKing- otl'e:if \\("\1 with Dand, tht' swcet ... iug{'1" of I sr:1l'i. . Sing the psalm ... , bdiC\"(' Ih(: 111 :1s ldll

smg thel11. and you ~fe well. They an' fu ll or prl'cious promi~cs of

hl':1lillg :lnd illlmunitv frolll di"l';hl' Don't dare to say ihat 'yOU C111't sing!

\ Otl :lIT ('lIllllllatldt'd to ,in/-:" and (;o<l's cOlllmands ilI't' ('nahllllg:-;. Stt' 1' .... "111 115 : 1, nlld (j() 1.

\\ h('n it i, IlO! l'(11}\t·U­

Kilt to ,in/-:". tht.' p:-allll that i, hl:illg' ,ttl<lit·" ilia\" hI.: n'ad :llolld ,,\('r ;m\l on"!' again, 111 IIIH~OII, hv .111 pn':-.t·llI SOOIl il will 1)(' po,,,iblt' to I"l'JII:at :t with· Ollt Ih(' BOtl\..: ,

Tht.' words .. hould ill' ut· 1<'1"('<1 distinct!\", fcCOlJcct­l'dly, and ht'lil:\"ing:!y. No "lie should he l'Xl'IlSl'd

from takin.!.!" part. As th i, i ... t!OIll: hdil·n·I ...

willl"peflull . ."t' in tht ' lr U\\\1

Ill·ing", stinl, .wIII (lI/d b(ldV. the pmH'f of tilt' \Yo'rd.

Theil tht' living- Iht'atl j, hrnJ..t.'Il, undn tlw IUll'hull of til(' hnh OIH~, \\'hilc tilt' t.:tlllllll'Il<lIlC(,S of tht' li..,t('11 t 'r:>; arc lo\ingly \"'atched for thl' lig-ht of f:lIth that Palll 1"('1'('1'1\('<1 0 11 tl1(' fael! of the cripple of Lystra, \\'ho took hie; first walk lIiat d:l) though he was a m:11l full g"l'(I\\·n. ..\ct ... 1-' f.aithfll l "mt:~s('ngers." "i,,· tcrprcttl's," will ..,ce that light , for (;ocl will confirm Ilis \\'01'11 with sigl1S fol­lowillg'. (C(Jlltilllll'd on (lag(." S)

I,

CC9he fi2uiet <J{our By 51.'ler fica of Fnedenshorl

I}, 11111 tht· ... l wInd ,IIund Ilk(' IllIlSIl:

fnl'" a hi~hCT \\.1\,1,1;1 rholl.,;\lld of ,'l'('1 I" kHow IlO (lui(·t hour lift' to thelll b Olll' flowmg ... trt':L1II of n· ... tks~ !:tho!", ui 'll~h awl anxidy. of tulllult and br<.'ath II'''~ di<;traclioll. The)' arc IH:n'r still L\"t'll "htu they Ill' <10\,,'11 at IIIghl. lilcl

filld nil n':.I, for skip ohen ('Iud..::. 111('111 jt,,, hour", CJllh' 10 come al 1.1".1 a((IJ1lI 1'.lllit,cl b) c1rtaim which fill the hOll:'" (,f III llight wi'h perl'll'xil), and anxit·ty, a ... .1flu;ditit,:; ha\c ill II 1(' tIll' clay The ~criJl ttlr(' saith lruly "~lal1 th:!t h hurn of :, WDlnan i ... of in\ da~ . a:\I! lull (; trnuhll'," Joh 11.1.

~2I1idJh''''''' nO/Jilin',,:> grace. (Jill) tli(· lu:art that ha ... t'xpnic'Il("('d the flTI' gracl of (;(ld, l'an say: "11)' sOlll waitcth only IIJlIJII (,ud," Emancipation from this in­lin dl"'quil,tuc\e with it-. illt'\'jtahk Ollt

ward ITstk:-'!:>IH:"':-', r;1I1 !lilly come through the holy disqukludl' IIi rtpentance. l{c -11('III<1l1re It.·ad~ liS 'to till' Cro~~ of Re tklllption, \0 th(' npc'n arms of thc Fa­tllI'r Cod. TheH' i!'> IWrt{'{' It is Ih ('rr our

hlllltt.'d sOllls find ft.'st ' Tili!'> first great quiet hour of Grac<.:

I .. hut a hegillllinl-:" Thl' ncw-created lift< wit hi" Ihe child of God !itan<is 111 as great IllTd oi ll /lurislllllUll as tlw natural life of the hody dol'~; :tlld the qlllt't huur is yitallr import.mt, hcc<lllse it is then we n'Cl·j;e Ihe Hfl'ad of Life, \\'htther thc tillle we :-.d a ... iclt· for qui('t sh(lul£! lit' a full \lour of 'oi,ty IlliLIUlt.'''', or a ~h(lrta ill'rind, will dq'(';lCl pal'll.\" Uplll1 circlllll .... tann·s. and sldl 11l(ln' uJlon our 11lward s'·I1 .... t.' of 11('('(1. But It i... ah~ollltd.\ l's",'ntial to "'Ilir illlal /.:nl\\tl1 thai .... 11I1ll'

tllllt' should h~' ... U ap:Lrt t'n'ry day in which the "oul 11\;1\ l'lItl'r ILt· Iml." oi ilnii,· ... , Jt i .. at .... lIch limc" that. ill \'I.­

.... p4111 .. (' to our a ... killf! ..... I.'cking ;\n~1 k~l~ck Itlg', the dD(lr open",. and tht· 1I1\'\5Ible, thollgh c\'cr pr('sl'l1t Lonl grants us to lIll'd with 11 il11.

'I'll<.' wallt of tillh' Spl'llt thlls in quit.,t Im·ditation, drawing' frc!-oh !-ouJlJlh~s irolll tl1t, wt.'l1 oi Life, ottcu accounb for spiritual powcrlessness. and stunted gnmth. I n;Illl'1l1Ix'r :-.pc.;ak11lg hI a ~ather­ing of lorty young girls. hdung1l1g to \ariotls Christian _\ ... sociati(l\l:-;. and all I'rok",,,('d thct1lseh'c~ to hc chIldren of (,jod. I a .... ked tlwlll whether they had ('\ ('I' SpCll t a w hole holll' in quiet, alone with (;od. and only onc could say Ihat ... 11(' had done SQ, \ \' c know from much ~'''jl(.ric\lce that the cncmy d~)c~ his '.11-111(I"t to prt.'\'cllt us frolll havlIlg a qu~ct 110ur Ill' i..; onl\' tOO wdl ~\\\'are of Its impmtallCt.· ill a' health), Ill'1icvcr 's lifc,

.11141 }..nflw.., what wc,dth 1 I on.'rcoming' I (,wcr lit· ... hidden fM Ih tl)(>r(, Public \\OI'Shlp. Ilihle-sltuly ril'dt·~. l1lel'lings, pr:I)Tr Ill!'t·tlngs an· aJ! good, and we Lhould attend tl1('1ll whelll'\'('r possihle. hut IIH'y can ne\'c( take til(' plan' of the qUIt'1 hour. .:\lorco\,l'r, (Ilir I_orel Jlim·

t Ilfll:uncd the..,c linw';l oi ... tillnes:­\\'114'11 lit' s:,id: "1:111 thou, Whlll thfill pra.n· ... I, t.·nter IIltn thitH· illllt'1' t'h:lIl1b<:r, all(1 1I:'\'II1g' shut thy door, lola>, to thy Fatlln which is 11l .... ~·crct, 1ll,I thy Fa­tllt.·\' whkh .... eeth jn s('crt.'! ... hall ITwanl 111('<: (JJlt'llly," 11alt. 6:6,

TIl(' '_onl dl)cS not slate t'xplicitly what klH..;lh uj ti1ll<: we should SlKIlt! in secret, IJIII it is cltar lilat I h: nll'illit jJriviltc prayt.:f tt) oe pracl1cr.:(\ 111 pcril'Cl seciuslOli mal 11lI1t:J' CIJIlct.'lItrativll. III a jcw hur­ned 1I111luics this i!i impos!iibk, WC Heed lImc tu wait ill si lence bdt)\'c (~od, and 10 .... pcak with r l im, I { WI,; nectl Jur­llwr Jl1'oof uf thc import of this thing, we ha\l' our Lurd's own silent watches on tilt' Illountain, in till! early morning hours or ill the quiet of night, to cOIl\-ince us. J file, thc SUH of G(Jd, kit thp lleed of ~(Jlitl1dt." ) Ie who was Ilncr dlsturb~o, 11('\lT influcnced by lib surrollntlmgs, how much more do 'l'C Ilted sHch timcs oi quit,:t alonc with God!

\\ ht.:ll and where we spend our CJuil.:l 1\(1111' llIust depend upon CirClllll,-;tance:;, hut tlw tirst hOUT in the day, hdorc hlTakfa!-ot if possible, is without qut-;tion t hl' ht:sL The mallv claims and diYer­sions of daily life whit its \'arying occu­paliolb and human contacts ha ve not be­gUll tu fill 0111- minds, we art' Illl)re rc­ctpti\"(' and more re .... poll!iiyc to the Lord's dl'all11g'~ with us; and wc can :'>l't out upon the day's dlllit.'5 nry ditrcn:llll) cljuippl.'<.l \\'hl:l1 we fir!-ot havc hnd a per­sonal 11!ccting with God. The early 11l0rn~ illl-:' i~ greatly to be rcco1l11llt.:lldco ror IlnILllal1y healthy jlt.:opic. <,"ell at tlH: price of curtaill'd slc.:ep, Expdiell('e has t:llIght that the CIlSt i:. not too grt':lt. \'ery much th\" l'c\'crse! Some, howc\(:r, arc ohliged to hq,:ill work as early as ... i" o'doch or l'\"t.'ll before: thl')' mllst (Iftt'll content thclllselves with the reading of a prolllise allrl a brief prayer. and lind sOll1e 1;111e fur quiet latcr in tht.:. day. The old adage, "\\'here there's a \\'ill there's ;1 way," \\·ill be found to apply ill case:; of thi.., kind, and it there is genui ne desire for thi .. necessary quiet, it will nearly nlway-; ht' pos~ i blc to find sOllle time in the course of the day. I i not, it must he tht' C\'('l1ing hour, and no human con-

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sitilT<ttlon or pcr .. unal illcllllation !should he allowed to stand a:. a hindrance.

The place we cl1oos(' will abo vary ac­wrding to circum"tances, Tilt.' pri\'ileged people who haw rOI)Ill:- uf till·ir own, find 'ill casy solution til the l'rohklll, hut \'Cfy oit(,11 a 1,(.'<11'00111 ha~ to he ~harcd. \\'hen thi .... i ... ~(). ;..flmc litlk roolll in the hou!"e ",lulUlt! hc kept a ... a lJuit·t roOIll. so that tlU' difTl,rt'nt lllt.:lIlh<·r:- oi thl hlllscholtJ ('an gl) there inr ~()I!tul\,' at different lil11l, .... or. if Il{,C(,";:-;<lrv, at till' same tim(', EYell thi..; i ... sOllwtil;lt'-; iIllJlo ... ~ibic, and trw: childrell oj (~od of a1\ Illlles, in all pari ... (,j th~' world, Inn' lll:inift,..;tld a \\OIH;I·rful in~l'l1llit,\' III lil1tiil1g' places in ... 1 cli to II<' al.mt.' with llilll, It Illay IlaVe.' hn'n a g-arn't, or a cellar, a hanl, a gar­dell ..,t·at, or sm11t~ ~pot in a w(locl or mca­dow. or !';"IllC who had 110 (1llltt f(il' pray­l'r al Iwnw flHlIld ;..;1nctl1ary ill an 1111 -11)('),('11 chnrdl. Jndvl'<i, Ihc·hles .... ings of till' 'Iuiet hour ha\'c Hry oftt'll heen pro~ iOllll1kst whcn they haH' het.:n sought and WIIIl at tlte C()~t t)f the gTt.'<lt(',st sci f­dcnial.

It i:-; \-itaJly important thaI we make ri).{IH IISC of our quiet hour. It must be sacred. an hour whell we faithfully keep tnsl in conscious reaJi7ation of 0111' re­s,;o!Jsibility before God and men. \Vhen I was traveling last, I met all old Chris­tian ~elltlelllan whose eycs wcre alight with the peace of God. Ilc seen led as though hc were Ji\"jng in C(}r\'s i1lllllcdiate prescnce with n('\·er a shade httwcen. He tnld mc that a frlcnd had OIlCI.' givcn him a word of Cf)UllSc1 \ ... ·hich h(' ltnd since fol­hl\\"('ti: alwnys tn spend Ihe flr!it ten or II fln'lI lIIinutes of his quiet hOllr in silent waiting and adoration hef ore God, and thell to present his rC!lucsts and sl1ppli­c<l lions. I would like to t.:ll1phasizc the \-;duc of that counsel and to rccommcnd the practire of starting wilh silent wor­ship,

Tht.'rc· Olll!'>t of courS(: be fuJI personal liberty in the use of the qui!:t hour. SOIllt' begill with prayer, and thell go on to rt.'a<i and ponder the \Vonl of God, and otht.'rs prefer to begin with rcading. SlIch questions must be decided accord­ing to the requirements of each individual soul. . \s much time as possible tlIW:it Ue gin.'ll to worship, thanksgiving, and pral:-'c, \Vc should lei OUf minds dwell upon the glory of God the Fathcr as it is mauifc ... tcd ill creation, ill Bis gracious dealing'S with man, nile! in the lll:lIlifold gifls of j I is lo\'e; but it is Iiis essential greatllc.'~" and glo ry, lIi~ divine majesty, which should provide Ollr chief subject of llledita tion , and call for th Oil\' wor­:;hip. The F ather's gift in thc Son, the sending forth of the 1 rol), Spi rit, the whole work of atoncmcnt and redemption gi\'c liS fnthomless themes for adori ng prai"c. Then we come 10 the prayer o f pelition, when we can approach the Fa-

tlw r in th(' Xa me 01 k,.,u!o. wilh childlikl' joy and confid('lIce, aile! lay our n'ql1e~ll' I>('fore I lim,

The fashion in which \n: pray i,., a~ain all mdi\'i!\llal lllattl'T, Some ~tan with tlll'ir 1'('r~(m.11 nt'l'c},;;, awl tl1('/1 their JI(,titi"/1~ ~preacl pili o\"t'r a wie/l'lling" ('irdl' -their rdatin'", tilt' nU'IllI",r" of llwir hnlhdlOld. thl'ir (diu\\, 1ll'I:ners, linally n'adlinJ.:" out to the fanht,:-t posts ,)f tilt' mi,.,~i()n tidc\'; of til(' (':trlh, Otlll'rs pr6l'nl tlK" \a~t !lCl·t]o;. of the kill1.,:c\nlll oi (;nd fir-.!. and th{"11 dra\\' in the curk oi tht'lr prayn till they come to tht'ir own llldi,-iciual burckn", ;\13m' lind rl'iresh lllent and rt'lIu\,;t1 thn;ugh a t'('rtaill variation in tilt' practice of pra\"cr, and to othvr" it is l\Iorc helpiul I;) lullow "onw wclJ pron'" 1lIt'lhod iaithflllh' d:l\' hy clay . .

_\ no tt>i lo"J,: C<lll be a n'al mean'i of t:ran' a" Ihe "I,ht'rc of ollr pra\"t'r liie widl' lh. \\"t' Illa\' n'corcl thert· th~' name,; of Ihl),.,e ,.,peda'lly committ('d t!/ tIS ior ilHer('e"siwl, and k(,ep a colum ll for mak­iug n,)te uf answer" and fulfilmcnt. I low nlH'1I my faith h<l<; becn quickencd as J ha\'(,~ turned till' 1(,<I\'c): of some notc­book. and iOUJl(1 whole pages of all~\\'ercd prayns. It i,., 01 ~ource oj ~trcngth in hour" of t<:lllptOltioTl , of j;pi ritual wear;­ne~5. or se\'('re trial. ),! oreo\'cr, anything that promotes orcl<:r. regularity and faith­fulll<:s!' in putt ing into ('xecution what \\·c haH' re"oh"('(1 in the domain of prayer IS of untold "aitll·. Our joy will bt, great­ly increased and our faith "trcl1 ~thene( 1 II," the (,H'r rnKwl'c1 <"xlx.'riel1ce of divine' [('sponsl' to ollr petition",

\\'e lllu"t ('(JIll(' to God in full ('onscilJl1~ ne's of our OW1\ pon'rty . helpk,;~nesj;,

;lIld 10\\,lint';;,5. \\ 'e must la \ bart' even­"pot ;lnc! stain, c \'cry least unfaithful-11l'~S. ('WI'\' sn. in the light of 1 Ii::; holi­nc~<;; and thl'n I lis fnrgiving' grace dealhl'''' by the \lo\\('r of 111(' "Ilt'd hlood, Therl' I1m,;t bl' I1n shadow hetwl"('11 the praymg s/)ul and God ti l(' _\ll-ho!\', and there Illlbt he no harrier rail'{'d 1;\' <li,,­"{'lhlOl1, coMn l·s". or rt'Sl"l1flllt·lit. to 'i"'\lal'a t\.' tiS from OUf ]]('ighbor.

\ dUt' I'0rtion Ilf nw' quil,t hour should Iol: spent in reading the \\,ord of ( ;<1<1. It Illa.\" he helpful and Sli1ll1l1;lIing' tn fllHow :t plan for '-'.vsll'1l1atic I:ihle ~t1Hh-. bul :\11\- who ha\'~ a "l1lc.:n· de~ire I!.' ... ttHh' Ih~' Scripture ... aright will experil'11n' till" t,:uilianc(' oi til(' I [01;. ~pirit. \\ '(, may makt· II clI1r object In 1'\";1<1 throut.:h tll(' \\h"k Bib[e c,"en year. or we may !o.pend .\ lon;":l'I' limc studying- sq)arate chapter~ "I' ]',h)].:s of the Bible, ... 0 as to al!ow the \\ 'orrl to penetrate thoroughly into ou r h('art~ and be Iransformed inlo life g-i\'­;Ilt! l'n~'rg-y, Enrh must jUdgf' fol' him ­,df what hest meets his need, i\lany holy flll'l1 "i God have found blessing and food in r thl'i r sOlll<;, and {lOwer ior lifc and ~CI"\I I't· . a<; Ihey have read right through

~la' ~cri"lurl'~ \\'1111111 a "\'Clrt perine!. {)tll\'r~ :tJ.:aill han' ... tillt'd IIll'ir hungn by J.:'i\iu!;! tit '11l~l'hl'" h I'roit'IlJ.:'('d, (kq' IIlCrirtall"ll oi .. horh'l· oa~,.,ah("" in the \\"Md,

From 1)('rsllllal l'xlK'ril'lw<' I am ('''11-

IIICl't[ that thoront.:h n';ldin/o: "Ule!. 11111 'aliron ,of Ille \\'Jre! "i I ;ud i ... oi in ~i~lil~'ly t.:n·:ll('r nlul" than :1 sl1lWrlinal plrk1ll!! h('I"{' ami I\)t'rl", "I' a haphaz:lrd lurning' up of "iI::,::1t- \ {'I'''C" t "'Iltline hard \n,rk at l'('llqucril1~ dili'iruh I'J" .. a1!"l·s ai, way,. itri];!:!,., il~ rt'ward ill i r\lil and hkss­III'~, TIll' "ne gr(':lt t,,.,,,·ntial i" alwa\-s lilat we "h"IIIII. wlwm'\"("r 1",,.,.il,lc, tillli ... ' '1111> l'T"adu.:al {'''pr{'S''IOIl 111 {Our li\'l'''' fflr that WlllCh ,\t' ha\-(" 1"(-;td, "0 that we [,n'. 'n ... I!"c:r~ of tilt' \\'urrl. ancl nol IWlr' ('rs (,)r ,.p<::IJ.;ers) ronly. The ;-';rril--tlln" n'n·blion ni the will of (iwl mu"t hi' the phl1l\bllllt' IIi our action", and till' guidlllg: qar "f (lur lin'", EH'ry 'ltl ..... ll'lIl. r:n'at <I' "mall. 11IU:-t he S{'t1kd in tht' light )f 11ll' \\'onl \Ii Cod. and t-\'C I'\ t'irClU11"t:I1lCt'

"i "Ill' lin" lind ih illt{'rl;rd:tlioll tlll'rl'_

\\'lwl! till1\.' ;'I1I"w" il Illa~ lx' hdl'iul to r .. 'ad a ).{nod de\'lltlnnal hu"k. (lr tol1(' that i~ a gl1idt' to Bihit' .~tl!Ck, a ... \\"ell as the Bihlt" ,\ncl the h!ogr;iphi{'~ of :-;.anrti­fi('d lll('n and \\O!II{·n can open ttl u ... \{'ritahlc Illine~ of tre:lSllrl', and lit' Ihe 11lean" of cnlllllltHlieati rlg Il t·\\" rntrr:l).{C ancl ... trength to O\1r ~ou l "

It i ... l1n indisputable faet that Ihose \\ho haw li\-('(I lht' busiest lin's ha\'c uf{('n heen 1ll0~1 faithful in kt't'plIlt: tryst with (;011, ;\It'l1 like Iludson Ta\'lor, (;clwral (;urcl lll1, ,\ugusl J krmann r:ranckt', (;eorge .\ltilicr. and l11:'\n)' . many :III,nlhcr. fOllnG t illlc for prayer in the IIl1elst (Oi ;m t'xtraordmaf\" amount of ar­li\ il.'". ",hnt-a ... all too fr('(lll('1111~' thost' whl) hal't' iar mort· timc al Ihe lr clis­]Io,.al aHem il tn ht' filit'd with nOIl­t·"~cntial. :-l'l'01Hlal'Y thin~~, so that Ihey do 1\ot lint! time ior qlliet with Cocl, Thl' Inr,"! ).('Iol'ioll'> frllit Ihat thesl' !lours oi "tlllm''' ... hnn~ forth i ... the praetke Ihl') \'Il;!t'nckr of culltiuual ahidll1g- in thl' pres­I'IIC(, oj (;od , \\'{' [('arn 111 tbo"t' tinlt'~ of Sl'l'rel t'llnllnunioll how 10 lin' a lift· of IUlCl',bJII,:':- pra~'(" r throug-hout :111 the ot her how'" {,f our r1a~ with tlll'lr 1I1;lI1ifolol '1CC11pal ilm,.,.

Tlll'l't, an' tlll1l'~ when. Iwwe\'cr tieep aud tnll' III\' Inll).{ing after soli:uck with (;od Illa\ IH.'. circttln~tallct:s make il il1l­!H)~_~ihk.- ,\t lime,; like that, Ihe sinc.'re Iwart 111 :1." lind comfort ill the expericnce IJi a ~ain l of 1!l11g: agll, of whom Ter,.,tcl'gen \\1'it<:" I1nder the name of .. \nllcil{' thc (;ood," Sht, was a farmer's ~CI"\;U1t. and hom dawn till dark she ~l'af(~C had ki~tlre to pr;ly a !>ingle "Our Father" tltnmgh; but GIld g:I\C hcr the ;.,rH"1! J.:'r:lCI' of lll·in;.,' ;'thk' to abid(' ill Ull ­l'(':blll).{ pra.\l'r. "0 th:\! c\erything she di,1 \\"<1", ... 0 10 "Illak, fin'Heilel! in prayer, con­\'('rte(\ Ullo pl'a\"l'r. Ct'rtainly so wonder-

ful a g'fan' IS "nl~ gl\'l'1l to those who haH' mack us(' ()I'(,\l'ry !,o!;sihlC' 01'11C)r· IUIIII.\, ami call linn I, -n:ule a 1,1{'a l'ithn to justify or I" {'Xell cari.:'e';"lless 111" ciisonit-r III tht' ('xl'rei IS 01 our ~l'i":lual hk Tholl;.,h! • \ to lcx)k b;u'k upon 1Il:lln' CJml'-Jr_m"," i:lIIlt:-;, fail­\In'3 ,rni sillS 111 1m {lWn lift" Ihc're i~ 1\0 s.pl1l'rc wh~'re I h;H' ~n'atl'r \'ausc fllr

ITI'UlltlIlC(' thal1 ill thi- of tht' qnkt hour Yet, 011 Iht' "ther hall' I. I c;:m bear W1\­

m'l'S Ihat a11llo~t all 11 " J::rnl"f I have ex­!,I'ril'IKl'll, all'\ tll(, 111,[111;,,\,1 I)k""in~s I 11:1\'{' re~:d\'I'(I. Ila\c ~',)rn,' t·, me hOllllel It\' III S!.llh: way Wltll the "1l'~-ill!;~ 01

Qllhl:lt""" \\'h:1I nUI11WI ,·f lh,<,,, woule} 11111' lin's Iw. whal 111:I11I1\'r oj lin'", Ill:\\, till') y\·t hn' )111~. Ii Wl' di" flut \ltllkr~t;ul;1 how t.) usc Ulght this prl,-ik~l' oj J.:'r3t~!

\1\11 ,,0, 111 do,.,mg, )Ibt ;t irw 1l1nr~' precCJ'ts :

Face thy~df with UI1II"'111111 hnllc~ty, ,11111 ~1:t1l<t 111 Iht' illillig'ht 01 (,0'1.

I),. nnt all'l\\ ;tln- kW'Wll ,;111 U1 thy Ii it'.

\"Idd th\' \\'ill 10 (,,)<1 III filII ob"dlCIltT Illd UllC<Jll;litlllllal ~tlrrl'lull'r

Ik at !,earl' w ith all TlH'n I,nn' all Illl'Tl, t'\TII Ihull' l'IlI'nw_ FOf),.:-In: and ht' i(\r;':I\Tll, 'otl uot

kt''''p all,," hiltl-rm'''~ (If n'~l'Iltlll('l1t hid, ckn in thy heart,

\\"ilhdraw tll\"~di from all th:·t dis­Ira((". rt'"ign \~'hatt'\('r i.; a hindrance II) tlwl' and unfits thl'(' to IlW\'! with l;lId and tn dn l1i" \\ ill,

Thl' mon' faithfulh- th"l\ Ileht pr:tt"tice 111\' quiet hour. thl' Ikarn ;Ind mllr{~ in· di~Jll'n"ilitk it will bt'cOIllt' t" Ihl'l', ;Inri tht' g-reah' r will lit, Ihl' bk""lIl,-! welling up in thy li ft',

;\lay llc who ha~ sait!, "\\'ilhulIl nlt' )"c can cia nothing'," grall t II" tilt' IlI'lp and guidance of His Holy ;-';pitit in th i~ ollr -at'ft'cI 1I\1I1i!'otn' ill huh- h"l1r lor thr "ak{, of tht' g:1;:'r\, of l1"i ... nanw

I nen'r made a- sacri tin' _ \ \' t· ought nnl tn lalk of ",.,a('ritin'-- wlltn W{' re­I1w1l1her thl' great sarritin' which lie Ill:uk who le ft 11i'i Falin-f· ... throllc on hlJ.:'h to g-iw Jlil11sdf I,.r u !,i\'ing­"IoIiC

I f Ihcr(" i~ a God al1rl lit, cart'~ fo r nWll, tht'n the tnO~l imlHlrt;tnt thing- in th~' worlel for me is tlf lind Ollt what ! Ie want s IIIC to do, and th('ll tn go anc! ,]11 it C('{"il Hhoc\('~,

TIll' work of rig-httol1S11e~S "hall he pl'ace: and tilt, dTcet of ril-:hteoll"l1l'SS, 1]11Il'tn(· ... ~ :111(1 :ts~urann' for c\'cr,­I~aiah 32'li.

~\n addition to the Church alIght to mean a !'uittr.\ction frolH the world, One ,.,!lI l\1ld not bc coulI!ed in hoth pl<l ct'~.

C'0rue [Repentance Willard C. Peirce, San Jose, California

" SOIl , go work toclay III m)' vinl:yard. 11c all!>W('fl'd and !'oaid, I will not: but afterward he repcntt'd, and WCI11." ~ I att . 21 :28, 2<).

!{l'Il('luanu: i~ all old- fa-.hi,,1Wcl doc­trinc, not vcry popular ill thc church to­day. III fact, ~OIllC say it i~ 1101 a Xcw Tcstallltl11 doctrine al all. John the llap­ti ... t pfl'athtd f rpt'lltanCl', saymg, "Repent )'c: for the kingdom of hca\'cn is at hand." .\ lan . 3:2. \VIll'1l Jesus came, IIe al so prt·adH..'d rcp<.:ntanct': "Th e:; kingdom of (;0(1 is at hand: r<'I>(,111 ye, and lJclicvc the gospd" i-.lark 1 :15. Il ein .... t ructcd IIi5 discipi<'s to pn:ach rt'Pcntallcc, and "I h(')' wt'1ll out, and preached that men should rcpcllt." :\rark 6:12,

Hilt of (Olll"";(: all tiWSt' IIhtanct'<; were before the day of PCnltCo!-. t whell the church was fuundcd. I i(HVl'Wr. 011 thaI \cry day Petcr Jlrc~chcd n'pcntance: ., f{cpt'nt, and ill' hapll7.l·<I. tt .-\cts 2 :38. And after the Iwaling of the lame man at thc gatl' of the Temple, Pett'r again preached, saying , ,. Repl'nt ye therefore, and be converted, that )'OUT sill s may be blOtlt:d (Jut, whcn the tinlt's of refreshing shall C(lIl1t: from the prcsence 0 f the Lord." .-\cts J :19 .. -\nd Paul, at .\thcns, preached. say ing, "The times ()f thi s ig­nOTanc(' God \\'inkt:d at; hut 110\\ COIll­

man{kth <1\1 lIlen l'\cry whcn.: to l"qwlIt." Acts 17 :30.

Before huilding a nt·\\, house 011 a piece of lalld occupied hy an old dilapi­dated shack, you must tl:ar d(lwn the shack, and clcar the 1!rouncl. LLt us kar away thc erroneous ideas which clut­ter up tIle mental ground, and thcn build a proper and Scriptuml ulLderstanding of thi s import;'lI1t Bihlical truth.

Hepentancc is XOT fear oi dcath. \\' hen a vl'sscl is in danger oi sinking, as wl1l:11 the Titanic struck the iceberg, many [X'ople fall on tlleir knees and cry out to God fo r mercy. 'i\ rany of these later were saved physically, but today evidence no indication of an)' spiritual life. They were afraid, and in fear cried out to God, but did not really repent. In a great fire, hu rricane, flood, or in tilllcs of sickness when a loved one, ~y a chi ld. is in danger of death, mall) peo­ple crv out to God, but when the dan­ger is past they forget their vows. This is NOT t rue repentallce.

\Vhel1 some people arc caught III sin, in disgrace through being overtaken in some crimc or mi:;c1elllcanor, they are ashamcd, and often when behind hars, wcen. make Dromiscs. :md Dra\, : but oftel1 this is only sorrow hccau"c they

arc a~hatlled to ha\'e !Jt:t:n caught. not true rl']K.'ntance. Judas was tilled wi th re­morse when he realin·<J ht' had hNrayed illllfK:l'nt blood, and Wl'nt to till' chief pril'sls and th rew down the 1ll0nt·y. But this was not repentance. I lad 11 been trw .. ' rl:j){,l1tann', he \\,11\11<1 hayc gone to his ~la..,tcr, hanging Oil tht· (!'O~"'. and in true pcnit{'nce con fc"''''ul hi.., ..,1Il to 1 e!ous. I{('morse is not rClx:ntancc.

Penance is not rq)(.'n t<lnl't·. :\ I ill ions of people arc told to "<10 penancc" to ..,('curc peace with Cod and forgiveness of sin. One whQ had each \'ear, a t the Ea ... ter season, "ought pt·acc..·. ~\'as for five )'l'ars told to do pl'llanc(', and so bound :l.hOlit her waist ll t:xt to her hod\' suc­cessin' strands of barhl..'d wir(', cruelly lascerating hcrscl f, and ..,hc wore thi s tc..'rrihlc gi rdle for days and \\'('t"ks. but found no peace.

Lindcr the preaching of thc g-osptl, or through reading the Bihh: or "OIllC rc­jig-iolls literatllf(', many heculllc decply com-ictcd. They ftcl hadly, WCl']> o\'er thei r sinful state, 11l:l.ke r('solutions. de­It't'Inine to do better, and yet arc not c01l\·t'rted. Conviction is needful. and would to God we had more old-fa ... hioned coll\'iciioll , BUT cOIn-iction is not re· I}<."ntance ! One may K::\()\\' hI..' is a ..,i llller, feel the burdt,tl of his SlIl S. Lut the conviction of thi s fact is 110t ill it self l"q1l'ntance. T hol1sand s atlt'llil c\'angelis­t ic !)cn-ices, an! deeply cOIl\'ictcd . tf(:I11 -ble under the moving- .d the: Spirit, but go away. still UI1COll\·t:1"It'l1. Th .... y feel hadly, and o ften mistake th i:'> ft.·ding for repentance alld cOI1\'<."r:;ioll. :\1aIl)' after ... uch bad fcelil1gs. join thl: church. O ur C'hul'ches arC' filled with t1l<."tllhcrs who \\'l're cOJl\-icteo bllt 1\<."\.1..'1' "an'd.

:\[any ullder such com-ictiol1 and Illoral suasion, qllit some ~in or Si ll S, cut some of the branches off the tree, hilt the tree of sin still lin·s. T rue repell tance lays the a..xe at the root of the tr('t'.

\Vhat is repe ntance? The Greek word is "metanoia," meaning literally a "change of mind." But it means far more than a mere HOh I've changed my mind about religion." l t implies an entirely new con­cept of what 5 1 N is. who our GOD is and what H e is like. and a Tlt:W concept of one's SELF. ':\l o!'>t t:n~ r)'one knows that to murder, lie, :,;teal. and break the ten cOlllmandments is a sin, a breach of the moral code. Yet a great deal 0 four evangelism is devoted to trying- to con­\·ince people of these things. The thing God wants men to know is that to re· ject Chriq is thl: sin that separates from

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(;od ant.! n<:lltuulh damns the soul. "\\'hen he ~thc Spirit of truth) is come, he will reprove the world oi !>in . . iwcause they believe not on me." John 16:8, 9. It takes the 1I0ly Spirit to bnllg this· collviction. The repentance we Ilced is to turn from our idea that be­cause of all Ollr sillS (acts of transgres­sion) God is going to !lhut tiS out of hl·an·n. God really is not holding our sins agailbl us, for lie held evcry one of them against 11:..,u:.. "God was in Christ, reconciling the wodd unto him­self, 110t imputing thcir trespasses unto 11ll'1ll. . For he Inth made him to b<: Sltl for u .... who knt:w no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God ill him." 2 Cor. 5 :19,21. God docs not hold our sins against us-He charged them .\ I.L up ag-ainst 11is Son on Cal· \"ary. lIe holds a~aillst us just one si n­the sin oi unbelief. the n:jection o f 1esus.

Sinncr, repent of your former atti­tude toward God. He is not a great and terrible 1ll01htt"r ",· uil1.l:' ill tht· heav­ellS with a great club ready to brain you because of you r si ll S, but a loving Heav­('Illy Father whl) sih with outstretched h,u;ds, offering you fred), pardon and peace because Ill' has beell reconciled to you through the dea th of 11is Son .

\\' itll stich a new attitude toward SIN and toward GO]), you will abo ha\'e an entirely different attitude toward YOUR­SEI.F. You rcali zt: what a sinner you arc and ha\'e be('n, and see ing how un­g- ratcful and disobedient you ha\'e been, you cry out in tl"llt repentance, " 1 truly rl'pent toward my past stubborn, sclf­ri,l:'htcotls self -natur<.", as well as my acts of disobediencC'. Forgi\'c my sins. [ac­ccpt Thy gift of cternal life."

Repentance is the work o f an instant. It prohably will he the culmination of many forces which God has been using io briug you to the place of repentance . There may be SOtTle great danger or di saster which has made \'ou think about where you will spend cte;nit)'. You may have gotten into a tight place. Your failure, perfidy or sin may have been found out. You may ha\'e been brought under increasing convict ion through the preachill~ of-the \Yord, reading the Bi­hie, or the constant faithful witncssing of same friend; and sorrow may have filled your heart fo r days, w('eks or months. But these things are not re­pentance. H owever, they LEAD to re· pcntancc, and as a climax to any such series of conditions. the time comes when you finally, dermitel), and positively, once for all, settle it. YOli TUR::-.1 from your own ways, from your sin and unbel ief, and ca ll on the Lord for forgiveness. You TURN to God. This act is your repentance !

Let me illustrate it. You may have steered a boat. The lnoment YOli decide

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to change the cour:'l· 01 tht l>H<l.t. you turn the rudder to make the hoat go ill its new direction. That at:[ turns the boat, but the hoat is not instantly turned. It Illay take a minute. or ~e\'e ral min­utes, or in the C1.se of a great steamer, <;ollle time to fully turn the whole boat. But the moment you, as the skipper. turn the rudder, that governs the boat. True repentance is the work of your will in turning the course of your life toward God.

\V hile an instantaneous work, its re­sults fill a lifetime. Faith will follow repentance. i\rany people say they wish they had faith Jesus said to the Jews, speaking of John and his preaching, ,lYe.. repented not afterward. that ye might bclit:vc him." Matt. 21 :32. Again in Mark I :15 He said, "I~epent ye, and belicve the gospel," and Paul <;aid that he preached to the Ephesians "repentance toward God, and faith to­ward our Lord J esus Christ." Acts 20 :21. I{t:al fa ith to belie\"e God for anything, whether forgiveness for the sinner seek­ing sah-ation, or. in the Christian, in be­lieving for healing, the supply of daily needs. or anything he may be praying for. is impossible if there be !'in which has not been repented of.

This hrings I1S to al10ther point. T believe that repentance should also be practiced by Christians, who ha\'c sinned. Especially in snch cascs, n::pcntance should be preecded and accompanicd by sorrow for the sin committed. Rcmem~ her the Corinthians. After Palll had used the rod in correction, they '\orro\\"('d to repentance." 2 Cor. 7:9. "For godly "'arrow worketh rcpentanee to salyation not to be repcnted of:'

Repentann' brings forth fruit. \\'ith true repentance' comes the faith 111 God tiwt will enahle \,0\1 to Illakc T<'stitution where and when ))ossible. The "refiner's fire and fllller's soap" prophesied by :\falachi really makes the li\·cs of those who repent clean. The heart-clcansing work reflects 11l a life that is cit-an and glorifies God, and makes men know what God has dOlle in the heart. "By their fruits ye shall know them."

Sc·ttle this matter personally. 1fass ('onfession-;'\\'e ha\'e done tho'>e things we ough t not to h,\\'e done. and hm'e left undone those things we should ha\'c donc"-is not sufficient. The Prodigal Son sa id , ,; r ha\'e sinned." The Publi­can cried, "God be merciful to me a smller Da\'id said, " T ha\'c !' inned." True repentancc and con fcssioll will Iwi ng real peace. joy and happiness.

" \Vr;tten ;n the Book of Psalms" Acts 1:20

(Continued from r ag-t.· One) Perhaps some one asks 10 what tunes

t he psalms are to be sung:- There are

\ l'ry ~ill1plc chant .... I;\-;(' the on(' to which the Lord's PraHr 1'0 sometimes chanted. {hat ma\' be lI~cd

.\10.;0 some spiritual ,·cr.s;cnIs of psalms, paraphrases in mctrical form. arc a\'ail­ahle. to which the glorious o ld tun('S in which our grandparents delighted may he sung. But I prefer the ,,'cry '«'orris of thl' Ribll' cyen if tl1(")" ha\"(, 10 he repeated instead of being sling,

They teU I1S that puhlic ht':\lth has been much bt::ncfiteci hy community ~ing­ing-, I have had no ('xlwricllcc in that line iJut T can attest that communit), singing- of the p~all1l:-> i,l faith will work miracles.

The' same statement apl'iic<, to t l1('ir repetition,

SOI1H' psalms that clo not deal directly with the truth of "the Lord for the body" arc fuund to he lllinc~ of heavcnly trca"lIrc,,; n.::garding it when we <ich'c into them.

Take for instance P salm 121, to which !'ueh a 11I1mhcr of heautiful names ha\'(' been given, a" "Help frolll the Hill s," "The Sleeple!.'Os Sentry," "Psalm of the Keeper," and "Kept by the Po\\"er of God."

In til(' first verse "1 will lift up mine ('yes unto the hills. From whence com­eth my help? My help cometh from the Lord." N"otc the singer's attitude. l!.yrs IIplif/ed. This is all iII/poria II/ if ),Olf

or(' scrkillg hrolillg. Are you te!'ted in \'Ollr ho(h-? \\'here are n)\J looking? • To look around brings ;'011 into con­fu,>ion and bewilderment. To look dowlI at your symptoms insure~ defeat. To look 7~'ilhill means di<;appoiIltmcnt most profound.

:'[osc..; lifted III' the ,,('rpent wil<!t-rne..;s.-"e\'en so InIlSt thc :'fan he lifted liP." John 3 :14. /lim <VI' /11lIsl / 001.' liP.

in the Son of To src

If lomh had not looke(\ Ill' when he was ;"n the whale, at the roob of the mountains, with miles of ocean above him, he would be therc yet. But he said "I will look . , . toward thy holy t<:111plc," f()11ah 2:4. . \\,ht'n Satan '>aid "You ha\"(' the S\lllp­

toms of acute whaleitis, which is in­variably fatal. Can you sec. o r taste or SHIell?" Jonah' s immortal answer was, "They that obser\'e lying \"allities for­"ake their own mcrcy but I will ..;acrifice unto Thce with the \'oice of thanksgiv­ing." Jonah 2 :8, 9.

In other words Jonah called Satan by his r:ght name, the name our Lord Jesus Christ gave him-"a liar." John R :44.

":\1)" help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth."

It always comes the moment you look up, and it comes from th<: Lord God Almighty, who created yOI1. "God cannot lie." Titl1<; I :2, I f you don't experience this unfailing Divine help there is one rea<'oll fo r it, and only one.

}'Oll ,1rr not lool..·W!f Itt. Don'l stop to argm: ahout it hili l"'or­

rl'"('t your posture immnliatdy. In tilt' la'>t SIX H'rs('s of tht' p .... 1.1m.

(pka ... e read them ~t'\'l'Tal tllnl's) the words "keeper" and "kc('p," (preserve) occur six times.

In the hth YCrsc two thing..;, irom which we arl' to he kept art' spt'l,:ificcl \·il,

lIljur~ irol1l the sun's ra\'" oftl'1l a great menace especially in hot countries, and from possible malignalll IIlfluences from moonlight upon sleeper.s. \\'ith [l'gard to tl1(' lattcr it ma\' Ix: ~\id that irom ancil'nt times it has bccn bdicvcd that, unda (eMain cllmillion<;, 1I1o(Ulli~ht ll1a~ pro\"(' dc1eleriol1.<;. \\'ithin T('(,('nt tllne~ It

has bl'l'l1 opinl'd that thert' is a founda lion for this belief, and tl'> \\l' fllld it ml'lItiont.>(1 in the ScripwTt,!'t Wl' art' quite ~ure of it, though modern science has lit lie or no light on the subject

X ott.' \'<:rsc 7-"Th{" Lord !.'hall pre­~erH" thee from all ('<,il Il l' shall pre­serve thy soul." All e\'il is aycrtctl when \\'(' have Jehovah as our Keeper.

".\11 nil" covers Ihe curse attl'nd.111t upon disobedience to God'<; law, which cur.sl' include ... di:-Ol'<lst: to wluch humanity I~ liahll'. Read (llyrflilly Deuteronomy 2R :5R-()1. So this is a pmmi"c of ah­~olt1t(' immunity from sickness if we will let Jeho\'ah keep us,

Ttl dim<t..'( these Illlspcai..ahlt, hksslIlg ... we arc assured in vcr!'-c R the la ... t , that from thi ... limc forth tilt' Illolllt.'nt ynu hdit.'\"t~ -your goings out, and your COI11-

i!lg-s ill. arc to he prescrn'(1, kl'pt hy th" pOWt'!' of God. It is expn's..;ly Slated that th i ... promise cov"r~ not tillll' alnni.' Imt EH'rnity-.\"our g()illg~ (lut ,md (om· ing-s in on ('arthly jourm'YS, and abo I he ~oing- nut from tim(, In Etl'rnity, and thc (uming- in to 11is gloriou~ pn'sl'nce! \ \'hat Illore can we ask?

"An cntrance shall be mini:.tered unto yOIl ahundantly into the cvcrlasting" king-­dom of our Lord and ~a\'illur J('Sl1<; Christ." 2 Peter 1 :11.

It has been !'aid, "the port painh with words and the paintcr speaks with worb." The Christian docs hath , for he kno\\"s the combination of tlit., \'ision and the ta sk. the doctrine and the dt.'('(\.­Richard Braunstein.

\ Ve are not. all diamond ... , hut w(' are all 1 [i s jewels, and all jewels require cut­ting to be radiant, and still deeper cut­ting, if they are to rneal the image of their Lord.-A, T, Schofield.

There is nothing that so develops up­rightness and g racc as carrying waH:r from the wells of God.

Pray much for the General Council meeting at ~[ell1phis. Tenn., Sept. 2~9.

j'lf)dlIJY Jaull lCllh LeadeL~

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taill s llic IIIIlH ~"kl1lll II ;trnil1,Lt aKain'l _me IIf tilt, I1H"1 (llT1Hl1011 ~ilh, sPl'akiug l'vi! a).{ilillSI {;(,!\'" (Jrd.limd rukrs and Il·aders. In I{OIB,IIIS JJ 1. 2 IH' haH' a principle Ihat should j.(()I·{'rn Iht' liil' of n:l:ry (HiC of us, ''I.tt every oul Ill' subject UI110 the h il-:"ill'r !,OIH'ri, hll t In-rl' l'i no \JOII\'r bUI r,f (;0<1. the 1'0\00 l'rs that he arc ordainl'd of Ciod. \\"lioso(:H" r tlll'rd"rt n-~i~lcth tIl(' I/'IJ\\(:r, rr i,tl th the ordinann flf Cod and tho' lhat n'~i,t ~h,dl neei\'( ttl thl'lll,('ln <; ,I,IIIIII;lli(III." :-'lirialll allil ,\a ron

TUE PENTECOSTAL EVANGEL

)"C I\I,t Ir, it! 10 agailJ~l lilY I'n.lllt ~10~1'~" I;<)d /o,"e­rjl{lttll,n~ne\" <lnd hatts 11l1'lLllt}. ;lIld 111' anger wa~ killdkd aK'aill~t tht,,\· 1\(1) j"r thl'ir n'il 'peOlkillL.'. lie dl'p<lrtcd alld the duwl d i ~,,]!pear('d froUl th\· tahtnt;tck It i~ it I't'ry tl'rribl\' thinK' \lhll1 1[1..' r('llIo,"e~

Iii" !JTl'~l'I1l'e froill Ih. /);r\'id IJra\"cd oi old, "Take 110t thy lloly SiJiril fnJl~l me." lit, 1101,1 ~I'en the Spirit takell ;1\\<1)" irtHll :-':tUI ;tnd an {"t'il ... plnt cOll1inl-:" in~(ead.

It j, thl' jlurpn e oi the Lurd that the an, {,illiing \Ie rrcehc ,h,11I 'liJi,h' Ii Ill' "hide ill ("hri~t and Ill' ahi(k~ in \I~, \It; ('an Cllunt ull the contrlll\f'U" ,11l11illtin)t \\'0.: Ilu~t

August 21 /1)37

(. d 01 trull!>:' dh!;i!, I 1(:, and \\ 110m He IO\t~ 1ft' ji'l(i\,lifll" Ill' d~'IS thi~ to make U I';!(t.lk~·rs oi His hoIJllt~S.

1({" IIi n K"r<lh (;1 Lnile I, Dathan and \iliralll (SUII~ {Ji EliaiJl, 11111 On (son of r~(:t1],en I, rose IIIJ ill relll·llioll a,l.!OIin~t ~1o~c:~

IlII \,Hon, with lSI) priIlCt,,,, 111('11 oi renown Tilt.\' l' )lIlpbirh'd, 'Ye takt, I", much upon ~UII, ",~'~'ill,L:: all thl' 1'''II,L::rq,:.nion are holy

\\ hi reinT\' thert liit ~ e liP yourselves ,Ihmc I Ill' lungrl'J.{atiulI oi the Lord?" :\In" ... and \aroll b.-ul Illli lilted lip thelll­~I'1\'e~, bllt (iud had lifted tht'lll up, and !>(, the rdJel1ioll \I"~ 110t ~o JlI1\{"h againq :\Io~e~

ilnd \aron a~ against the Lord, In Jude \Ie hal(' a \1.:lrnillg against till' sins of the last d;ty~, gtJing in the war of ('ain, run­Tlin~ .',:"ret:,lily after the ('rror t1j Baiaatn, the IliI)" pf l·tJI·etou~ne~s, luokiug for rc­\Ianh. aud oi peri .. hing in the gainsaying

t,f Core (KorahL There i" a note in the Swtidd Bibk that the word

~pok,' '1I-:"'lill~t ?o.lo~n" They felt tlH v had ,I grifl,lnrl' again,t hill; h{'cathf' he had 111011 rit',1 an Fthi(lilian, or Cu,hite, woman. ~Iiriarn I\"~ a prupht'l('s, alld Aar(Jn the hi,l.{h pril'st, and they both kllew what it \Ias I() speak ulHl('r impiration. Th('y th ought tlwir brotill:r \\'a~ taking tOO

I1IlIrh "pOIi him, and 1!iI'Y COIll· p i aill~'d. "II,lth thc Lord indeed ~pokl'll only hy ~[o~l's? hath he not 'poken also by u~?" And tbe Lord h('ard it I k hears an our .. lighting r('iIlilrks agalmt Ili'l S:l illt ~, \\'e I11I1~t el'er re· IIltl1lht'r that prillciplt" Ina .. iIllieh as ye do it Ullto the IC~ht of tht"e ~'(: dn it Ullto ~I e,

EVI L SPEAKINCi Bl.OWS BACK ON "g"ill~a)'illg" rt'al1~ 111 call s ":u~ainst the \\'orel." These men I\,'n' rt:al1~' n'ho.:l\:lll! aj.!ail1~t the \\'orcl of the l.ord, hut they made \10'1:' and .\an>n the target for Ihlir el'il ~I)\'" king ;\1:11 opposilion,

OUR OWN HI!AJ). Ql\q Lit'? in. th.'? PQW'lr

=11 Uwy th'lt

Till' J/reknuJ 01 MOJrJ. A I).­pilr(:lltly :\luH''1 did not an"wcr at all. (lur 1I1{'ck and 10\lly Chri~t \\.lS silent before IIis ac· {"u,('r, \\'(' read, "The man ~Io'\'<; \\",1'0 \Try meek, aIH"'e all the- I1It'U \\hidl were UpOIl the fan' (d till' earth," \\'hat is 1lH'('klll'~'? It is that fjualit\· of humility that docs lIot trmt in 0\11\ judJ,(lllel1t It de"ircs IIOt to ~(I "(IWI1 way," but looks to the l.orl! fo r ~lIjdanct', arkll(lwl. cd,l.:'ing lIilll in all thc ways of life, Inoking to l lim for wisdol1l, j.;lIidaml', and CDunsd. Moscs \1<1' nllltinually IV.lil God, look· illK I(J Ililll for I lis plan. He did not orig­illalc ~chellles of his own and ask God to bles~ thelll, hu t ever waited 011 God to oil· tain a knowledge of His will,

"The Lo,..d spoke." Sliddenly the Lord ga\"~' a message, imtructing the thn:e of them to cOllie to the tabernacle of the cOlIgrq.:atioll, to the place of His presence, lie callie dowll in the pilla r of the cloud and stood in the door of the tabernacle. lie ~I){lke a word of I'indication of J\I oses, and sho\\cd how different he wa!; to other prophets, Like .\braham, who \\as a friend of God, with whom (;od spoke facc to face, so He spoke to ~I oses, He commended him as olle who was faithful, "faithful in ail minc house." lie said to Aaron and

'lQt th<z

\Iiltch constantly that \\ c g r ieve 1I0t the Iioly Spirit, hy wholll we have becn sealed lIlItO the day of redemption,

I.,·pas, ~lirialll wa" ~lIlitten with lep-rosy. ,\arOIl looked UpOn the leprosy, and imlilediately .... kt'd forgil'cnes~, !>aying to :\Io~es, "Alas, my lord, I beseech thee, lay not the sin upon us, wherein wc ha\'e done foolishly (wickedly) , and \\hereill \\e have ,inned," \\'hat was the atti t ude of ),foses? It was like that of our ~racious Lord, who ele r livcth 10 llIake int ercession for us. He imlllediately prayed the pr:lye r of iaith ior her. "Heal hcr now, 0 God, I bel)eech thee," ,\pparclltly she was healed at once, but for a punishment she had to be shut out of the call1p for sCI'en days. Our God is a

Ilosa' ,·llli/Ill/l', \\,hen :\rose~

heard this complaining" and e..,il ~peOikill}{ he :~!1~wered not a \\ord. but immediatcly fell UpOIl hi, face before the Lord, It i" nidellt that the Lord spoke In hilll whell hc wa!> in this at titude of meekness and humility. and then :\Ioses spo ke to Kurah and 10 the company, "Evell to­

morrow the Lord will shew \Iho are his, and who is holy: ;tHd will cau~e him to C(Jme ncar unto him: nell him whmn he hath chosen will ht, \':lU~e to COllie near tv him."

"/' ('II!/,'(Jl/CC is .\/i1l('." Korah allrt hi~ company made further l'tlillplaint a~ai n"t ~toses and \"ron that tlwy had laken them

nlll ,Ii .I:c land Rowing Ilith milk and honq', and had 1I0t hwug-ht t!;l'!11 into the land of prr lt1i'l'. Tlwr did Iwt recog­ni/t, that it lIas God Ihat had brought Ihelll Qut, OInd it wa~

(;0([ that was going 10 brin~

thelll ill, 011 the following day Korah and hi~ company \1 ith Iheir ccnsers, with fire and in­cense L1pOII th(,l11, appea red at tlw door of the tabernacle, alld

the glory (the presellce) of the Lord ap­]warcd, The Lord said to :\rOSl:s and Aaron, "Separate yourselves from al110ng this con­gregation. that I Illay COIl.!.lIllle them in a moment." These t\\'o, like their lovely Lord, who cler liveth to make intercession, fell on thei r faces and cried to (;od for mercy. The Lord ~aid to Mose~, "Speak unto tho.: congregat ion, sa , ing, Get ,you up from about the tabt.rnac\c of Korah, Dathan, and Abi ­ram. And so ~loi>CS imtructed the con­gregation , "Depart, I pray yOll, from the tcnts of these wicked mcn." :\ nd when the people had sepa rated from Korah and his compall)' Ihe earth opelled her mouth and ~\\'allowcd thcm up, and their hOI1"r~, and

(Con li lltll::d on Page Ten)

.1 "~/It.a .! l, 1937

01~ ~,/o..ssi1\i a1\d tl\.e(T' eptI\OJ\..e1\.V ==~.~. ,~~'.;. :..'~c...A R~\'i{'\, of-t ..... r~"r 4!.<: CU\d ~"gl\t I~ t~\' 1!1!~rol ~crIPt"ri \. _ '" "

n(;llT1XG .\( .. \I::\S'I" liO\>

It is n:w>ru,'<i tk!t the "\\'itluml <;oo:!" SIMU' i~h pe"llic ha\-e ntahli~lwd an imlltutc ior training 400 stu<il'nts in athl'i-'III in an old Catholic ~chool building" an,1 fru: of charge.

.M, .... nl }/erald.

CIII::\ESE CI!RISTI.\\"'S I~,\\)!O

\ccvrdiug h) the Lllt/l0<111 .\ '-;,'.1', the Chiu..:sc Chri~ti.ans of Shanghai, China, h;1\c l'rectcd a radio station whose motto is "Prai~e God," They al50 publish a paper Oil who~l' title page is the piuure of a llllCroph,,"c on tup oi an opcn Bible.

ZIONls~r AND CIIRJSTL\X!TY

I.orcl ),Ielcheu ill quoted in Tlr. British IVI't'kly as ~ayil1g that "when the Je\\s come into authurity there will be no missions in the Holy Land:'

Xot only are the Jews rl:turnillg to Pal­e~liue ill unbelici, hilt tlH:y ;t rl: Ii,'n)'ing the gospel ot Christ

JEWS PERSECUTED IX POL.\:\'J)

!:lim lit'IJII.IIc/ relk)rts that a raid was 't·· cClltiy mad!: Oil J cwi~h (Illarttr~ in Poland and thc rc!;ult was the de~tructi(lll of all tooh, good,. and fumiturc in tl\tlu~a!lds of )ewi"h homes and shops. The police looked ~l!l and made no atlt'Ulpl to intcrrnpl Ihl'~e allli·Sl:lllilic riOls.

The only hop..! ior Israel is in the n)lIIing d their Deliverer, HOIll. II :26, "For ),ct a lit­tle while, and Hc that shall cOllie will comc, and will not tarry,"

\\'1-£'\T DOES TIIIS LOOK I.IKE?

·'Three ditTerelit European pap .. :r~ n.'IKJrl !ll'H the $wedi!>l) Evangelical ),1 i~~iOllarie" w!>rking in Aby~~illia ba\l,: bCl.:n e:xpelkd by onkr of ),Ius!>olini. Thl.·)' were given one \\l'ek to leave their :-.lati(Jns, .\11 their goods wue c"nfi~catl'(1. Religi\lu~ sernces wcre forbidclell, and till' I)upib of the l1lis~innary schools were hlrc ibl ~ tran~ierrcd to Ca tholic mi!>sioll"," ;ttt'(lrdinj.! to Pro/,"ay.

. \ <rnila r thing done to Ellgli~h l1\i,~i,t1Iari{;~

h;)~ causL(1 that nation to ~ay to Italy Ihal it rescrn:.'s the right to treat Italian - Illissionaric~ 11\ English controlled lands thl' same \\ay,

REIGXS OF LAWLESSKESS

The f(.'<.'t:l1t strike riots in Amerit'a have camed alarm to many wise citizcn~, The Chicag(/ Tribmu has pointed ou t th:lI the trend is loward~ nolshevi~lI1. ;I!; condition!; in Ohio and ~I iciligan havc been ~imi1;1r to the con· ditiolls that brought on tile Russian r(;\·olutioll, Keren"ky was thc hl.:ad of the official Rus!>ian go\crnmenl. but determined and \·ioknt men formcd allother government, u!loffi~ial but none the Ic_<;~ rl'al, 'I'lli.' ll'bcls lIad certain demands ami hy their private armies they g"radually gained power. Likcwi!>e in LaT1~ing tl'.e oilicial gO\ernmCllt was recently rende red IKlwerless, I n Ohio the unofficia l governmellt censored the U, S, maib, and they destroyed intcr!>tale rail· road tracks to cut food car~ oIT i rom the mills. The strikcrs' unions even mmtered an efficient force of armed men to enat'! their Pllfl)()SCS,

:-.l ::\0.\) SUIOOI,S

\c .r,jmg tn the R J'ili IOJ Vi I ~lln,la~ S..:hIx,l-. ,11\' n'r1!llIetl~1 II 12"1 ulllrl~" • Ile)

art· pr"hibil, I in nnl~ nlll land RII:-.,IOI, Thn' I:lrive )1 ~t III tht' l·nit,·t1 :-:'t,Ht·S, \\iI1l )H'r t\\cllty milll('l1 t'nn,lIt·{1. Englallli r;wk, ,t't·('tll\.

TIJE nml.l·: \~1l rllF ::\F"'SI'_\I'1-.R

The flU1i11er ~I.ltcs Iii II .!J)(wl II. w"'p;q,,"-'h are today l)Ubli~hinK a daily tcxt pro"idcd by Pfl'~)o Radio Bihle S,'nin; I) i Cincinnati, Ohi, Th{"l~ IMj)('r~ have a c)lllhinl',1 lirruiati.,n o[ 1-1.000,000. III the cour-.c (of a )'('ar Il"t le..:,­than -I.JX1,OO().1I00 c(Jpit's "Ii 11\'\1 ~P;ll'o1,:r ("III;lin :,criptu:e ]i'I' ... agt;s, l;Ulr .. ,,'ord ha, ll"wcr.

nnl).ll~I;-;).[ IX (In..: ~ClI()OLS

The ,l!latiulliI/ Republic -.tatl·': "At pr{,~l'nt, 11I(,~t l'[ the leadin.!.: ulli~-cr,iti,'~ ;md colk~l.!> ill the n,Ulllry ,.r{' !olltllcielHl) \Idl \frg-:lnizl'd by thl.' C(lItHnuni,('" lu maintain rq.:lIlar r.Jdical journals. .h an exarnpk, \It' 1I1("llti()11 the 1/",,'(1((/ C(lIII/IIWlist, which i~ i~~ul.·d hy the I Ian-anI l-l1i\l'r~it~ branch pi thl.' Young C(llllllluui-.t I.t'ague. [t j, a 1\1 .. Il\Y-!k)j.\c maga­ziul'. .-\llfIllll'r ~o·calkd 'coming' jt>urIl,d' for the youllg" rl.'d~ uf thc illtciligell\:-.':I i:-. tlh .\1',,,1.' i"~llecl by the YUllng C('lIlllluni~t Ll.'agm' .Ii the Col1ej.\c of till" City of Kcw Yprk."

~~S.Jfo~andj 1~er$ ~nz=:;;: aro)\\'S77 - ::TM'~~

JI'II(II lire Rible S(I),S "the /,fJ1~'crs 111111 be IIr~' {'rdaiu,·d (/f God," docs it i"r/w/.· .Pldl

IIIt'li O.f .\'uo .. IIlIssolilli, ctc]

It is probable that ~cro wa~ ruh-r O)HT lill: ROIll;lIl Enl]lire \~Iwn Paul \\rOll- hi~ Epi'lk I" the H"m:l11s, titt;rclur(' Xl'ro j~ illdutkd with all oth,'r~, ,'!though ·'urdained oi l;()(l," rukrs arc no It :tlwa)~ g'l(lly 11Il:11, TI1I'Y an: rai~l·d til) to fill a place in the di\in{' ]ll'o~ram God shOll!> that Pharaoh was raised up "that IT..: might show ill him lIi~ \>ower, " Rom. 9:\7 . Cyrtl<. \\ as r3i<;('d up of God tn brill~ about the rl'tUril of Ihe captins irOIll llahylf'n 1"'41. -l.J:I-i, The worid cmpires ar..: rn(:alcti to th..: man of Gnd as a series of Iwasts bCC;l\.hC or their ungodliness. Dan. 7, Nevertheless, we arc to shal>C our earthly affairs in con­(ornllly with the laws which they l)as~, so long a~ such laws do not \ iolate our con­scient iuu~ \\orship o[ God, .r\d~ 4 19.

If"as Illdas bom to br {osl, SQ tlwt lite

Scri/,fur~'J' IlIiyM be fu/fiflrd! .I .. l, StIliI£' pro­pl., bom to be lost!

The doctrine oi foreordination, which ~{)mc­time'> has bcl:l1 taught, which tin'lares that man i~ foreordained I lr roll~h an elt;fI1al (kcree o f God to a ce rtain d('~tiny ami that he cannot do otherwise, is a f<ttali~tit- and fahc tcachiug. God may use 1I1l'1l I\) iulfll1 Ilis etc mal cottn· !>eb because ll~' fon'~ces whal they will do, but lie docs nOl rl:quire them 10 do Ihings agaiu~t their OWIl wil\. E..ch man is a free moral agcut and therdore is re~ponsible for hi~ conduct.· E. S. \V,

l'IlY/, II( , I .! F:-.II \ :... l'Ul'll. \ rJ():'\"

i";l \ lr 27,uJ() JC\\S tntt:rtJ I'.,h ~111 t

\\hi(h Irnlts lIt· J~}\'I'h klpui.lIi.n . i IIt~t

C Jun' }' t" ,,11 . r ~OO.OOU lur 1lS: th\; at!>t Ihr .. T 11 Jr' I 1'17 3.11,(0 It: S I'!th'r iI Pal, C'-tlll. III C ,'IIr..-t u I),I~"..! 1\111 H1 tl fir~t

thrc:e III Ith~ :t.'t ye Ir h I: itt!;h eo, t 1 .. :lt '" r. ::otri tlllll: IImu til 11

I~l RF \;-;F IX )F" 1:-:'11 Lt)~\TRTS

\n 0111:131 (,!'fm til aunuun(t'mt 1t. ac cordillg t, '· •• ·lSh '[IISllIdr.., lIa 4.111<. tah'~ th"t d PXI.()(}(I 11C"'lllc til Hcrlill \lh.) "r\' Jl\\5 by I'digi. 11, -Itl.OOtI aI',' n'l1\, Ile.1 J. \\''1 Th, ]c·w I-Ii r, l!1t1lUflll~ UI nudal><.'~t. l{uI1V.1rr, rl'jl\>rts th.u 1.0i4 J\W~ jroinL'l:i lit ... r1mrch during 19J6. rhi~ is IWariy hah Ilf tht' \lllal Ilutnher .ldt1cd durtu~ tht; I'rniou f{'ur )'t';I'~,

CltL RUI ~[I' \IHFI~:-:'IIIJl

Tit..: (''''-strllll If,.,i./t.l iI.I' l'ubli~llt'd M;tli~tics "i all the dmrchc' an,1 n'jlO'rli :1 gain hl the d~'II"ll1il1ati!'n-. of XJ7.-Itl-l Thi~ brilt~l rhurch 11ll'll1hl:r~hip in thi ~ ,")Ulllty III a total III h3,-I<)J,OJ6. \\'e do lI'It 111111, h"wI It'f, thi~ rlUtnL.'r in church c\-cry ~\lIllby. Tht're IS a \ a-I unn,U1~~lill'd !it'ld •• II1.m~ th\·'l· chu~eb mrmhtT~, h'r l1I;ll1y of tltt'llI ha\'c ntn'r Itl',lrd tlte lrllC ~(I~pCI. Of this ld.-\!IJ.OJrl . .?f),fUI,1.1'I art' I~, lIMII (";ul1(>lic'. H"jltiH~ h,·a-t 1I1.JJ2,!}:)~ r1Iunlx'r~, the \It-th<ldi~h 'J_Hn)5", ;u~d tilt' l.utl1\"rall~ -I.589'()(>O.

RO~b OF ~lI,\RO:\

!'IlI.'Jtill.' R."j, • • , rCPl,rt tl -', afttr !11;!11)'

}(';lrs of doubt. tht trite H\I .. ~e of :-:'baron h.15 1J\.'cn idl:l1tititd in I'al(',htll' Ih .11l1x:arance dur· ill": ~pril:g procbim~ till' it" ,'ntc .. wbk sttt'r(~UI­acy nf thi~ ro~e mer all o\Lt·rs. It I!'. pointe!1 ,>ut that afltr the t'xilc I'ak~tine Iwk {Ill a ~lIlkn t'xpn'~~i{)n, and 11lallh I()~I tlI("r lu,IU alld wcre din-.ttd of marlY ,>( th(,ir attribute!t, -.0 that tlwy \\crt 11\) IOIl~,·r rect>gniltd, -Kow that hrat! i~ returning. til \'011\'t'1l tltt dl'~eru inhl (ruitiul lal1ll, it is l"'1I1illg to lii t and its plallh h{·;.:in III l'C\'cal tht'ir o .. igiual identity a, tite)' wert; hd!\\'('d by the Prophcts and ~,1J.::'I'S,

111.' \dl') i~ thc true R,,,\, (,f Shdron \\iIJ ~()on

lu: reH;tled It) tbun, for Ct)fl whu has ~h"'\l11

mcn'.\' U]k>1I tl:e l1<ltiull :11111 ttl)!,n tile blld will ;d, , l);.1nh,n tI;e initluities ()[ brac!.

\\'IL~T OF TilE C. L O. Jo-eph p, Kanll' in hi~ b.'ok 011 t)1\: C I. u

tatcs (acl·(lfdin.l[ to /'roP"N:)') "It 11l;.y be that Joll1l I I.C\':s i~ n, t ,I

C(lll1nruni~ t , and the al1to 'Irike tn;l.'. not h;!\'l' hten planned in Mn~ct'\~ Yl.:I. mally monlh, Ix:fore thnc wa~ enll a -u'ricil>n of IInn~t in the Jlrf1Spcrotl~, high -wa~e-pa) inK mot.·r car indu~try, 3 very ~igl1i!irant slep wa~ t;lJ..l.'ll in the Red Capital In ',nkr tl) couiorm to the COlllrmmist pla!1~ to Oltrthrow our (;o\"t'rn­l11ellt, ancl establi!;h a Snviet .'merica in it, p1acl.', the map (Jf tltt· L'nited Statts was re · clrawn. aTld the namn of its prindpal citir, were changed.

"The City of Dl'trolt \\a~ r('-name(1 IE"'I ~­TOWN,

"The map I\a~ made f'.r the world to :-.t', anti enn IIOW it i, proudly display<,d III the ~1(I~r0W ')'11l~<'11l11 of Her(>lutic >tl.'"

\\'hen w\' rcali 1.e th:lt where Commllni~n1 rull'~, Christianity is !lot tnlrrated. the a\)O\'e ~tat('rno1t ~holllc1 have nur OIIt<'ntiol1- ano pr;!ycr,

/'<I{IC Eigllt Tlfr Pr;-.;n:COSTAL EVANGI':I. Allgllsi 21, 1937

( .. ~ ospel.. orel{~~ !~S =~ Se'l.dA 11 0fferil\<ts 1:o..?{oeJ 'Perl<i",·· >36 W. 'Pacific St ... · Sl!rlr,:~field ,.M.o. 'l~=

JESUS SAVES!

By Mri . L. G. Bolton

I he I.onl has put a ft' .. 1 l>Ollg in our hea r l,!;· ·cvcn praise unt o our God. This ve r~e kellt rin ~:ng in my h('Ml ;!l1 laH week whil<.' wc \\crc in Li su coutltry:

\Ve have III'ard th e j")'£111 sOUllll; J esu$ save~1 Jesus uvesl

Sp read the tidings all arolllili. Je~\I'; saves! Jesus saves!

Hear t he new! to eve(y laml , climh the steeps and crOiS the wave~.

Onward! 'Ti l> our Lord'~ ('01ll111 ;wd J eSlu saves! Je sus uve'!

Two weeks :H.;O we kft hne with ))avirl llld J ona h ( two of our workl'rs) on mule hack A h er two days' journey we reached the Mekong i{iv er and cross­ed-Illules and all-in th e two dugouts t ied toge th ­er as one boat. The ri v­er was \'ery swi fl bul we loo ked to the Lord and ,{ot on.: r safe ly.

Th en !)" Wlll the climb. when this bit of the song l'jlme to me, "Climb th e ... teeps," for there are al­ways plen ty of s teeps when we go to Li su I'ount ry-~o s teep Ol1e ,'anllot ridl·. hut as Wl'

d illlbed tho~e l1lountain~ we rejoiced to know th;jl the gospel has won its way into those remotl' pa rts, and IIOW many art' rejoicillg in Jesus as tll cit Sa viour. Th is distrin wa~ opened while we w(' rc hmne (lll furlough an c! the 1)t'lic\'t'r~ wanted 1(1 ht' ballti7ed. '1 h~1l e\'l.'nin~ they ,'alll(' £rOIl1 all ove r the lH{lunt;lin~ and \\ hat ,\ fitw ~en'icc we had. I wi ... h rnu could ha\'e Iwa rd theTll ~ing such hrUln ... ;h "Bring­inS( in Ihe Sheav(' s." "No NiRht There," and 'IT:tPrH Day." What a bk ... ,ing thest' songs have hel'lI to these people who ha\'c sat in darkness and the shadow of death, but IIOW that thc light has dawned in their heart ... it jo; no wumler th ey sinR' so heartily prai~e ... unto our God.

One man came morc thall five miles, and whcn someo nc suggested it was nearly mid­Ilight, and that they mIg ht to stop singi ng and go to S\cC ll , he sa id, "I ,,\ePt over forty y('a rs before I heard about J eslls. Ye s. [ have slept enough; 1 want to stay awake and hear more about this wonde rful gospel" So the old s tory was sU llg again and again until the very mountains rang wilh the praise (If God.

On Sunday morning the pN1Jll c came from iar and ncar-about two hundred of thelll­e\'en though it rained most of th e forenoon, \\'(' had a good sen ·ice and tlu.'1l went to the

hallti~ntll pool they had prepared the day hefnre. F lnen followed the: Lord in bapti~m that clay. alld the next day some eighty Li .. u were hapli7.ed, and some got a real hk" ... ing as they came up out of the water. Thu water came down from the snow moun­laill'" and wa'l very rolli, so that after Mr Boltoll and Da\'id ha(l baptiud them all thei r ieet and leg .. were numbed with the ("old Then w{' had a communion H'rvice, and it wa~ a wonderful sight to sc(' them all 011 their knees before the Lord, thankinR Cnd for Jesu~. After that many sic''' came to he praved for and in thcir simple fai th God healed them.

\\'c were planning to lea\'e the n('xt da~ \\ hen thcr came pleading for us to go far­the r down the mountain and hapti7c ~ol11e

David crouing the river on a rope

there, and so \\c went and there were tWl'nt~ ~ollle who followed the Lord in this wa\ \\'c want you to pray for the work in this Chia 1.0 district. (;od i ~ working in a \\-on­Ikrfnl way and th ere" arc many "'hI r, who a r l.' Reiling ready for bapti .. tn. I " '~',I~C pra~

fllr th e one hl1ndred twenty who Wl're bap­til('d that {;(ld will kcep them t rue.

\\'c left the nex t day as there had bel'li ~o much rain we feared we could not get hack oycr th e river. \\·c C;lme down the 1110un tain in the raill and found the river quitc s\\'ollen, Thc boatman said he could not take the boat oye r ~o wc would havc to cross on the rope br idge. I felt !len'ous, as I had nC\'cr crossed in thi s way. but fmally Ill)' turn cam e! to go. The man tied me on with a good strong s trap, and away 1 \\ent down the rope and almost to the othcr side, but then I could not pull my­self in so a man had to COIllC down and pull me ill with a ropc,

Then they tied one of the mules on with a ropc but his feet touched the water be­fore he could come a cross and it was quitc difficult for the mcn to pull him in, but

they got him acro~s ~a.felr. for which we thanked God, They did not dare se nd our hi~ mule across that way so David took him to another place where he e.xpected to pH'ach the gospel, and farther dow n the river the rope is higher so he will be able to bring the mule across there.

We praise God for His working here. Thc people seem more open and h ungry to hear ttH' \\'ord of God, \\le have good attendance at all our mee t ing~ and we are believing ior thc harvest. Plea'!(' pray for ~ln. Om and ?-t1r. and ?-tirs. I.ian~, that they Illay be sa ved,

MANY BELIEVING IN S. W . C HINA

By A. C. John.on \\1e have hl'en mak ing

monthly e\allgcli~tic trips to Lunan, cnjoyillg bless­('(I timl'S of fellowship wi th the Chr ist ians. At Chinese Ne\\ Year we spent se\'eral days with the people thcre, and dur ing these meetings more turned to the Lord alld hurned their idols in the courtyard adjoi n­ing the church. It sure­ly is encouraR;ng to see: the H oly Spirit working in the hearts of a people Ilho were 011«' wholly givcll O\'cr to idolatry,

rhe \\'eather turns very w:,rnt in Yunnan Prov­im.:e during- the month oi )'Iay, so we decided to hnld a baptismal S(TV-

icc for th e. conver ts who had pro"cd th emselves

worthy Christians, W e set )'Ia), 16 as the day, which was \\'hitsunday (Da y of Pen­tl'co~t). and bei ng Pentccostal pcople, we felt this was a very appropriate day, On thc Thursday previous, I stoP!lt'd off at Ihe British P ent ecostal ~ri ss ion to hold a baptismal scn'ice for the twO siste rs who havc charge of the work there. After a ~hort serv ice in the church we walked to a sma ll running strcam outsidc ti ll' Ea .. t Gate, an ideal spot for ~ uch a service. There were high banks :111 around and crowd~ of peo' pIe stood upon the sc embankments, watch ing our c\'e ry l1Io\'e. Fourtcen followc(1 th e Lord in baptism at Kilcang-the fruit of our two British s isters' labors in that town . \Ve I'rai"e God for thc public testimony of thcse Illurtcen before thei r 0\\'11 town ~peoplc,

The following day we went to a place called Keo Kiai, where ou r sisters have a )ittle outstation. !'Ilr. Chen preaches the ~ospcl there and has donc some fine work among the people of that town. Eigh t fol­lowcd the Lord and were baptized in the wide river near by. Aft~r the service out ­doors we returned to the lillie chapel and

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recei\'ed the nc\\Jy bapti7t'd beJit:'\t'r~ into iellowship.

On Sundar morning ~lay 16 the Christians in Lunan gathered shortly after ten o'clock The church building seats about two hun· dred people and another hundred can squeeze 111 if necessary. The piace was well filled. We had built a baptist ry in the church, but soon diston'fed that there was Quite a few leaks in the bottom. Two men were kept busy carrying waler throughout the ;,crvir:e to keep the water deep enough to baptiz(, in. Thirty-three followcd the Lord ill baptism. The Spirit of God was upon some of them in real power, and se,'­eral iairly \caped out or the tank as they callie up from the walrTY gr;n(' ill lIewne~~ of ide, shouting "Hallelujah:"

\\'c wish you would prar for these newly baptil:ed Ch ri stians that ther may ).:0 on in the faith and stand true to their testi4 mOllY. Already persecution is lifting its ugly head. A ).frs. Tang. onc of thc nlllll 4 her baptized, was sever<:lr beaten by her hush and, but she has stood firm, telling him that she will not go back on J C5U<;. even ii it should cost her her life. Oh, the depth of God's grace! This is a real stand for olle who has so recently come out of heathen darkness and has becn a bC4 licye r fo r less than a year.

TnE PE~TECOSTAL EVANGEL

\\"('Irker~ from one place to anOlh~r , Thi~ c("luld ha\"e hl:cn ~uJlpli('!1 a ~hort tillle ago for a~ [ow a~ $6(X).OO.

India i~ calling for $1000.00 fClr repair~ and alteralion~ on the mi,sion buildings at Xawabganj (;od ha~ he('n wClrking in a man'elolh war at and anlUI1(J this station. Pl'ople come f!)r man) ll1ile~ to attend the ~('nict~, and th~ LNd i~ slretthing forlh ifi, hand to 11("011 and to ~a\ e in a wond~rful manner

Central .\mcrica i~ a~king us to help th~m complete tlll'ir Rihle ~chO<"lI .at EJ Salvador Ilh('re a numher of eager young IlLcn arc ~eeking 10 get training in order to more t'!Tl'cli\cl.1 fin-arb the gO~]lc1 to their own people. \ ~ist('r has gi"cll us a "cry gen­I:rou" dnnati(\Il toward thh ~chool SCI that the huildin,t: I" in rour~e of C(ll1~trllction,

hut another $1000.00 i~ rt'ally needed in order 1(1 rOlllplt'le anrl t'quip it \\'ouldu't it be won.!, rflll t" J.:ilt· Ihi .. am,lunt and fl'cl you had a Hihll: H'hool of \Ollr (I\\n turning out natil''': pr('arher ... for (i,,)(I? Puerto Rico, that littk i~land to the 50ulh of us, has a similar ne('d. (;oel hle~~ Ill('I~e dear brethren! They han' surd)' prayed hind that a Ihou~anrl dollars might cOllle their way and enable

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\\"h.n can \\e do~ Kou!iougou station is nOt rcally lit for nmsionary re~ldel1ce but $60000 \H'uld 11:-; it Another $800.00 would providc i('r II\(' ~t3ti0I1 ill nuahij:;"(lu.\"a, and $150000 1\ nul<! ~Ul\ply the ("O~I of op('nin(.: up an c::n­tlrd\" Ill'W plart" al Boromo. Ii only our readers might ha\'~ the opportunity of look­illl-; Il1tO lhl: t,ln:~ \,t tlao hun,lrl'!\.. oi Afri4 ran COIII"l:rts \\ 110 ha\"e gi\"en their lives to t1w J.I'rd Jt."lh ;lI1d h('ar the songs and ... lwlI1-. oj pr;liw from the hll~ of thelle re­deemed souls, many oi 1\ Iwm have bc:en filled \\itil Ihe ;:';pirit. I ;\111 ,ure we should all acknowled~e that ,Hly innqment is worth ",hIlt·,

Someone mi.:ht 3<;k if that completes our nn'ds; hUI no, there are many more of a .illu];lr charactt.'r from (;lO[J l oa~t, I.iberia, irolll ("uha and Santo f)omin!-(u, from China and Japan.

D~a1' Lord, steak 1(1 h,'arts and lulp us t,)

hrlf' th(lS,. f."'" nr,' ill 'le',d ('1 II,,' <los!,rl and II ,1,1" ;,',' ,,,r,' "., ,w.! o"IJ(I'lir!l~/" mil" lIIiss1oll­,11'\' i(l(Irl-,'rs arrordillQ 10 l/tri,. ,Iud Amt'n.

: .... houlll 11(' 11I~'ntl\';' our 1'1\11 l1t'I'ci \\'e 1('d ratlwr a~hilmed to (10 ~". hut wI' are III n'al !In'!! rot I11PI\t"y f{'r \Our ('\\"11 ollil'e t·'I"""e Pl'rhalh (.ur 1I\(,l1tiol1ing this will

cau~e ~Omt'01H" 10 hdp in the athn in 4 istratin' I'net ,1'0 well a~ in th(, l1IJ.:ent IIced" {In tilt· lidl\.

\Ii~"i(ln;"tr~ SI'crl't;lr}

JESUS NEY.E R FAILS John Hal1, I1lIS~lonan 111 French

\\"est .\frica, Ilrite~, ":\ dt'jectl:d·luok, ing ~{o); .. i man call1(' here to "try" our wa\' Ill' had trit·d :111 Ihe 1I1('lli4 cine \11;'n and \\"itchdochlr~ herc, and hac! al~(I gone to 1ll0rc 1'0werful ont'., in Boho. SpendillJ,( Illuch Ilf his li\"­ing' with un re~u1t, Ill' returnl'd in ,k"pair.

The sick and amicted we ha\"(' Illth us always, and it is a real joy 10 pray for them, for they arc so childlike in tlll'ir faith. A woman who was almost blind was prayed for and her sigh t has been fully restored. The people arc very earnestly seeking" the full­ness of the Holy Spirit. Some han' "ung', laughed, cried. and danced ill the Spi r it. Others with tears running" down their faces have been u"ed of the Hal" Spirit to intercede for lost -;oub. The \"ery things that we told them and 1\ hich sounded to Ilu:1lI a5 idle tales hal'e actually taken place in thcir lil"es. Someone has rightly .;aid, "There i5 no sub~tituIC ior gel1 4 Baptismal service in Li su Land, Soulhwell China

.. \\"{" dt'ait Ilith h111l alo~'ut tll\' heal ing of hi, loq ~(">ul whirh i .. \'('r)' much morc impnrt;mt than tl1\' ho!ly \\.(' pr:I~"I'd fnr him and ht' h;l~ not lil't'n hack );in('l'. Ont' oi the ("hri~\lan ... saw him in luwn wh cre he had K'''Ill' to 'line Pentecost."

WHAT'S NEWS IN THE MI SS IONS DEPARTMENT

\\'t: arc in a dilemma! Our Ol'cr three humlred mis5ionarie~, spending an averagc of fiye years on the foreign fIeld, means that abOllt ~ixty cach year arc returning to the homeland or going" back to their fields of labor. The missionaries on furlough are expected 10 raise their return fare, hut tllO!<e abroad needing to come home mu"t he given the mOlley or hal'e it advanced. This mean" a turn 40vcr of about $1500.00 carh month for fare s whic h mus t be gi\"en or advanced by headquarters. At the pre~ent time \\"e a rc having to defe r the granting of fur4 lough fa res to a number of missiol1ari('~ who have applied for ~L1ch help. $2500.00 i~ needed which we cannot supply. Some of these missionaries arc in th(' war 4torn areas o f Nor th Ch ina and ha\"e been there ten years without a furlough.

A cal1 comes to us from the Congo ask­ing that $2500.00 be supplit'd fm' huilding5 in order to open up nell' mi:;sion ;;tatiow; which will enable us to reach more people with the gospel. AI~o they arc urg"ently in need o f a truck to take suppli es as well as

thelTl to get their Bible school ill Ol)('ra tion.

I wonder hOII' many peopit' kwm that $100.00 would open a ncw station in ;\ic 4 aragua and enable us to reach pcup!t- that perhaps have never heard the go!'pcl before.

,\ letter comes from a l11issionar~' who has recently \'i"ited Bagdad sta tin g h(' h;1., made a down paymellt on a propl'rty then' so that a little group of C;orl'~ people may meet to­R:cthcr for worship anfl to llreach the go~­pel to othcr~. $150.00 would help e~tahli!'h an a~sembly in this fasdnating Did city of Ihe Oricnt.

Rut there arc others who arc a~killg for help. .\ numher of our workers from \\'est .\{r ica are quietly yet anxiou~ly waiting for help to comp!cte mi~~iOI1 huildings and OpCII up other places to the gospel. It ha5 cost these 111is~iollaries some thin g to go into \Ve st \frica, Sel"eral homes that wer,' hlessed

Ilith swee t little bab)- "oice~ hal'e been be­rdt. and jl1!;t a little mound rcmind<; the visitor of \\"hal Africa has cost someone There is of tcn a catch in the 1'01l'e of the missionary whl:l1 he teUs of th ese things, hu t he is not asking sympathy but help to reach more ~ou l s wilh the go~pel of life.

~trai,-:hlen tlJl ~ollle mallt"rs in which h(' hac! 1I('l'n di!<hone~t '~e(': he ~aid, I'm wt"ll !lo\\'." \\'c tm'" he will ht.' like the- Samari · tan i<:pcr, and not the other nine."

"GOD TOUCHED MY HEART" \\' L, P(·rrau\t ha~ ~l'nt 11 .. tlte t(',..limnnil· ...

nf ~('I"eral Ilhn h;I\"{' ren'l1lly COIl1,' to the 1Ili~~ion in I [ahana, Cuha. al!!\ han' found the I.(lrd. lie Ilrit(,~ a~ f(111oll~ ". \cr{l~, from our Illi~~ ion io; a cahan'l. (!uite wcll kllol\n in the city The frout of till" huilrling form .. ;\ lIe\"il\ fat'C, anfl th(' t'rn art' illuminatcd at nighl and twinkle wick("dly. The gapinK 11Iolllh i5 the doorway intp tIll' huilding, pn' 4 "Ilting Ilo~~ihly t he 1I1(J~1 truthful I)icture nf any cah;trel in the wurld

"A middle-a~c(l man, father (li two fine bny5, on hi" 1\'011' hotlle from wnrk, dt'rifh-d 1(. let !.upper go, and ~top in Ihe cahare t and dance and pa~s away the ('\"cninJ{. .\lo he pa~sed th(' ll1i~~ion he wa~ attracted by the 5inging, came in and sat clown, and that fi rst night (;0<1 defmitely touched his heart. lie said to me at the door , ;;lililoUKh he knew \'e ry little of the gospel, pouibly

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J'I/or r.'" 1'111 1'1-:'< HII' \I 1-"_\:-';1.11.

cAt-cr..~~ibleI~fute--, ~zm a( MYefi\SS 555 55!~

IIU~RY! HLRRY! JllHRY! jll-t .1 i(w lin s to Pn-'51ICtiH:" ~1u<kllt:;:

The SUIlIIII~r '.I~'lIil)ll i~ mO)r~ than I:ali o,e.r 3nd till1(", }"<JU kn"w, IIJi ""ing, Trill' Itl Iorm, it i~ R~inJ{ and H'ry S(),'n ("cntral I:ihl.~ Imti­lIUe will han' ;.IIlolhtr grand Ulltuillg,

The Ii,t IIf "Imlt-Ills is bl.'inf,{ r;q.idl) hlled and we arc [()()kinf!' for the 1;11',1.:('1 numlx'r tnr t'nrolkcl in the hi~tf'ry (jl tlol' Imlitule, Sflllie may find .t iml",~~ilJle to) ilI;,kt· their ar­rallJ.:('mt'l1b until a hit latu, but all who Cdll

~h"uld get th~if 'lI 'plicatl"ns in, alld abn their ruum rel-ol."natlon.

Tht'rt" will pn-,hably he OHT IIXI in the Scnior d;I"'~' and (Illite Iikt"1y about 150 in the Mlfldkr cla~s. The Junior cia"" will fill UII

all ~IM\'· that will I>C left, and ~o \\c shall bc a lar,l.:t' ,end very happy fam.ly wh('n we gt.'t tnJ,!Yllll'r.

'I )U Sl SIJ.\Y S{ 1100L LFSS()X

It,"1Iillll('" In,m I'a~e Si;.;;)

;,11 Ihat aPI'I·rtililll·11 un I II thell1 \\cnt down ;ili\ e inlo 111<,:: pll. nil' I'arllt do~ed upon tllI'lIl, and t/1('.\" p\·ri~ht·d irOiIl amOll1{ thc rOllf,(rt·j.{allon. .. \nd thert' c;L1ne out a fLre fn,m the Lord, ;11111 rlln~Ullled Ihe Iwu hun­<In'!1 ,md fifty 1I1\'n th,n u(fl'ro.:d incensc." Thi~ \ \ <1 .. God's judl-(l1Ient ;Jlo:ainst the Bol­she\'i~Ul of ~Io~e :.' da~·. Since the Lord dOt,!> not change we llIay eXllect H im in lIi~ own time to (kal \\1111 ~un' judglllent with the Holshe\'i:>111 nf todi\v. In the 3I:Ilh ,lilt! .Wlh o f Elekiel WI' h:1\ t' a pll'turl' of thi~ jud~llIen t .

.. 1I(mo'l'/I"II/. \\1 tIll' 11<:"plc. ilhllau of H;uulin/{ wilh (,(1tl 111 Ili~ jud~11Lt·l1t. stood ag,lit1\t \I(I~e~ ,lilt! .\;U'IIIl. BUI wha t a lov­iu/-(, 11J('f("iful, a tl ilutil' ~1(J~I'" tOllk. li e hade Aarun \() make aLI alonnlll'lll for the pcople ror thc \Hath llf (j(JfJ (':ll11l' d(l\\n Upon the t'amp and ;a Areat p1a~tl(' beRan. .\arOIl 111,1I1t~ all"Ll'II\(111 and ~IIIud 1)I.:t\\ecl1 the li\· * info! ;lIId tll<,:: de.1d, ;11\(1 the plal(UC, after dl"~tn'_\II1j.{ 1""iO(), \\a~ ~t;lYl'd \\"he rc ~huu ld I\(' hI' If,.I;I)" \\itlluut our IU\'ely Je~us making ,.WIII'lIIt·l1t fur u~? II ", attltl('lIIl'tll at <':;11-larr I\;I~ l'Or1lPIcIC and, p t ;d ~t, (jod, li e I!I'er IiHS hi lI1akt' interce~~ion for us. Let tiS

pr:li~l' I! im and worship [lim fClr Ili s merci­rul uli n i~ t ry to tho~e \1 ho de~(;n'<' the ju~t jmlJ{lIIellt of {;od for ~ill ~ But lie bort! thl! judgml'll t ror U~ a t Cah·ar)". Let our Iwart .. cver go out te, Il im in prai~e and aouraliull for Hi :; ble~sl'd word fo r us, and a l"o fllr Hi., blessed work within 11~.

Opt()sit ioll 10 Millisla·s. G"d purpoHS that w e should love all I ti s p(oplc, and Ihose who minister the \\'ortl of Cilld to us shou ld ht' ~pe(ial oujeets of Our 10\'1.'. Cnfortun­;ttdy ~ollle arc following Ihe example of ~lirial1l and Korah, (','n linually murmuring again~1 their pa'itor~ Therc is one as­:.cmbly that I know Ihat ha~ a reputation of ge tting rid of ahou l IW O or three pas­tor .. a ~ear. Tlwre callie to thi~ a~~l'm bly

a Hodly mall, and a graclOU~ work was done. But the o ld ('olllplainiuH dcment began to

Sonw plan are in the Ulakin ,r lIev. f~.I\Ure;" of slUflel1t Iiie, a .. v.ell a i"r a cl<,~er

11<1 IM:Her relati(Jmhip and ;t i)C';H~ III ui the ',LriOI!,> gr' Jp5 who .... ill li\\· in lite Imtitute

If )flU fould ~l:e into the mindi of the he;u!s "f thi .. Sc!wol Dirl'CIOlrat\', and tWle the Hru,"o{lc. guil1~ on it\ their ~ray matter, you w"uld \\.onder what the outn'l11l" \\ill bt, in tbe \\ay f,i plan !'; ior your wdiart· and comfort, \\'dl, (">Inc and .,te, an" CI'me Ilrt'p;lr<'d tl) co­"Il,nale in making liic alit! ~en in: at Central Bihle lmtllutc the \'cry ~~t p,,~,ihh', whcre " m:ll1y of "" dwdl tOK<,::th~r in ~W"( t Chri,tian

j\·llo .... ~hil)

IIcltt'r decide the malt\'r ,d enrollllwllt at ol1(e ami ,10;1.'1 )I)tIr application in II')I\!

Y lJL1r~ for God <11111 C. 13, I. J. \V, \\\:kh, (!rt ~ident

\I"rk, alld If) rai~e ohj(l"\i,)I", a~ililht him. .\1 Ille ;lIlllual ll1ecting tilt,) jlurjltJ:.eu to do tlHir h(~t 10 (lu .. t him. lie prayed much l"OIU'~rllillJ{ tiLi", and the I.ord ga\'c him the \\"ord, "Uehohl. I ~lall(l al the door." lI e ~OI11ehow kll(w thai thl' Lord would stand at the d\Jllr thai ni",hl and Kliard it against tho~c who \\l'I"C oppo~inl{ him. That night Ihe ringleader of Ih,' OI'PIl~ilioll, in ma ki ng Hreat ha\lt· It} Het hOllle frem hi!> work, hat! all auto ;!rcidt'nl and his ribs were ~lI1a~h(d. And \\hen thl!ir leader could not be a t thc lIIediug all Ih" opposition decided that it \\ould he \I tll iur Ihem to klcP away that night. And ~,) that Ila~tor was rc­elected by the unaninHllh H}{C 01 a loyal crowd \',ho hold received blcs~illg under his ministry, I [ow well it would he ii every IIwll1bn of e\-ery assemhly C'Hlld remcmber that divinely give n warning, "Touch not mine anoin led, and do my prOph('IS no harm." I.t.:t U~ It'arll to submi t to Ihli~e who arc 0\ cr m in the Lord. I fow important is that word , "Ye younger suumit your~cl\'(:s unto Ihe cJrler." Lei each of liS es tcell1 Olhcrs I'l'll\'r than ou rselvcs, and look to the Lord fllr thai fl uality of humility and lIIeekness that ~ILlse.~ had, and to remove a ll spiri t o f rdwlliol1, ('omplainin/.!, and nmrmllring' from our he;lrts. S, II. F.

"'( ;01) TOC"CHED~f\, HEART" (Con li nued from Page Sine)

only what he had heard that night, "God lOuchl't1 Illy heart ton igh t-you know He doc-; louch hearts." II c has hardly missed :t scrvice since that night and has a WOI1-dcrful te ~lililony of the peace that he has fou nd ill Christ.

"Last Su nday morning he hrought Ili s wiie ;Ind two boys to Sunday school, and 011 Vled­ne'iday nig ht they wcre back to scn'ice aga in. God moved might ity in that service, ~o Ihat when the altar call was given, many ru~hed 10 the altar and threw themsel,,~s down bcfl)re Ihc Lord. .\llIong thcm was the wife of Ihis man, crying and asking God fo r pardon. Last night ~h c testified that

~ilC h"d rc(ci\ cd a wonderful c;.;;peril'nct: from God that was just likc being born over again.

"One young man, a Spaniard, quile well educah:d but addicted to drink and a slaw to sin, came into the mission one Sunda~ night "ith a buttle oi rum in his pocket. God toudll'd his heart and he went to the .ah;lr, \ il"lllt'll hill\~c1i 10 God anti \\as glor \'I:.lv ·'3.\(,.1 IlL· I:as not mi~sl'd a ser\·ice in, . Ihat lit, \'f>ldd p(Js~ihlr attend. He

j.!an· .. \\lH .. lcrtul te~timOilY la·, ni(tht. say­in/.! Ihal In.lIli 11.l' nil.:"ht he yielded to God hI' h:l .. not 10m:h\,1\ the drink. and the Loro h;,,> delivl'fl·tl him from all of his vices.

'"Pra\' i,)r th\· ... e alit! for oth~rs· that afl 1"" Hill!! ill. \\.~, r~alile that only Ihe pO\ler oi (.I,d 1;111 keql tJ:.,:1l1 in thc~e Iryim." I Hill':;.

\\-IIFI{! THE F\ .\X( ~ EI.S ARE GOI:\(,

Califlln1ia Texas 1' \'lln~yh;lIlia

\Va~hinJ.;"tun Oklahoma Ohio I11inoi .. Sew York ~t i'isouri Kama'i ).Ikhigan On·).:(111

ClIlada Arkama~ Towa !\ cw J \'r~cy Cc,lorado \linll6C1ta rndiana Xebra~ka \\'i~colI~i n

Florida .\Iahama ForeiAII ~[tlll t ana

South Dakota ).ra<;sachll~ells ~rarrland XMlh Dakr)ta Idaho \ 'irg inia \\'e~t \"irgini<t Kentu('ky Ne\\' ~Icxieo Loui siana ~faiuc Arizona Tennessee Georgia Di~t rict of Columbia Conneclilul \\"yoming Xorth Ca rolina )'[i~ si~~ip()i

Delawarc Soulh Carolina L:, S, Po~~c .. ~iol1s Rhode hland Kew lJampshirc :\c\'ada Verm011l Utah

5.6i1 3.346 3,10' 2,978 2,86:-2,587 2,330 2,318 2.27:-2,249 1,646 1.427 1,325 1,312 1.267 1,081 I .Oi8 1,056

927 893 890 810 (iS6 638 551 514 494 '77 436 433 377 .169 321 301 293 287 282 279 278 221 213 198 198 192 162 155 11' 86 75 57 40 14

52,152

I., ",t .!1, 193i

110\\' TO OBTAI:\" )'IFRCY ,\1 a mission in Canada, a white mall and a

red ltldian \I,(.:rc both ~Iirn'd by Iht· !oame !'>ert1l'ln, and felt they were TK,I right with God. ilt,th knelt down in tlra)-lf Tile Indian was very (Iuickly rejoicing in (iud's p.l.fd('ning Illerp·. The whilC man, how{'\l'r, was ior a long' lime in grcat di~ln:s~ ui mind. aud \)c­

!;an to (\('!'>Ilair of ever Ending furgi\·eness. \\"hCII at la~t he found peace. !i~ turm·d to the Indian <lnd asked, "'lIow it is that I passed thr"ugh ~uch distress of mind. while yl u found comfort sO soon?"

"Oh, brother!" said the Im\iall "me tell you. There COlllc aloug a rich princc I Ie say he give you a 1Ie-..u cuat. You It.lok at your tlwn coat. You thi nk, 'I don't kll(J\\ my coat pretty good. I think it \\i11 dO;L little longer.' Ill' Ihen offer Ille new coat. ! look at my ofd bhmh·t. I !'ay, 'This blank!"! ~cx,d for nothing.' I Hing it away and lake beautiiul garllll:nt. jU!'>1 ~o, brother, jc~u~ Chri~t I'omc­offer you lIi~ rightcousness. You ~ay, 'Me not so bad Illt.' ket.'j) my 0\\ n "ri!-;hte' u~nc~s." , But poor Indian, hc ~ay-')'Ie nil rightcous­ncs~: and he accept a Sa\iour."

In Luke 18 :9-14 the Lord Itacht~ u~ thc :.arne truth. Two II1W went into the 1("llIllk lO pray. The Pha!"i~ce prayed, "God. I thank thce, Ihat 1 am 1I0t •• as tbi s publ ican," and then re­minded God of his good deeds. But the de­spised publican ocat his breast and cried, "God, l><! mercifu l to me a sinne r." \\'hidl man re­cei\'ed llIercy and iorR:i\"cllc~~? jesus said Ihe puhlican's prayer was all~\\ercd. The Pharis..:e could not rece ive mercy because he didn't seek mercy: ht' thou.l:"ht he was good enough. Rcader, which (,i thne mcn repr p

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senh you?

FORCES AT WORK 1:\ RLSSIA Th,' j)()1VII (IUOICS a ,i,itnr \l) Russia ;I~

saying that numocrs oi peflplc \"i~.tin~ that country fo r the fi rst time are "So 1)O)Wcrfu11y ill1J>re~~~t.:d by some mlSl'en spiritual iorce. which StCIllS to permeate Ihe wll\,le corporate life of tltat country-it grillS yOIl a~ ~oon as you loct foot on a Rus!'ian boat. and n'mains with you till you return to your own country,

It is onlv in recl'lI l 1Il"nlh~ Ihal I ha\'e fully lllldcrsiood from whencc Ihey Ikrin! this UliseUl power."

Comments Slim E'I}(llIqcl: "It appear:.> that a 'Un ion of Spiritual Affinities' has bcul formed to ~uidc, inspire and ('uthu~c th(' !caden ami wvrkcr ... of thc U.S.S.R. Thew arc ~lIpptlscd to lx' the spirits of great II1cn oi the 1~1.~t. and each keen worke! who Ica\"C~ the physical state is welcomed into the ullion al <lnce to br ing his spiritual power to a,> si~t tho~e who are building the neW world of Ihcir dreams ill Russia. This sheds light on Rc\·. 16 :14 where clemons emanating fl'om 11cll's Trinity are to muster the l>coplcs agaimt God at Armageddon. Russia. espccially. comes inlo that battle according to Ezekiel 38 am.! 39."

THE ).[AK ING OF A REV IVALIST III the liie story of Thomas \Vaugh. a

mighty evangelist of the early ).Iethod isl church, he writes:

'; 1 w(;IlI to ureach at Batlc\·. After an arl-

TlI '" dre'~ llIle t\\Clity )oung mt.n anti \\':>Incn made a Jlublic dl"fi~i.m for Chri~t. ,\1 IIIght ~imilar rc~ults t~\lI('wed my SHIll,\n, and I \\a" ~tril!lgd)' cxclted al:d I\l(l\ed. I had Ilner lx·i, re wIUle ... ~ed such triulIlphs ill my \\ork. I w\ nt 1<) my bedroom to think and pr,lr, and n .. t to sit.'tp. In a ia~hion thilt I could 11"t misunderstand. I heard my Lord say t<l me 'You have had a ne\\ t.:xDt:ri~lKe I,xia, , w.:h a~ you nC\"cr had bch,r~, But it 1~ ',)IIly a I'romi~e ()f what I c;m and will d •• through y{'U when you are fully u~eahle in )'Iy hand. Ld ~clf die, and !Jut 'ole in the heart and front of )·t,ur Ilrcarhing, liic-~I)h~'I(', alld e\"crythim:;. Theil the illlh:l'''~ iur which you plead wil! be gi\'cll to you, and what you have seen today you will lind to be hut a I'Wllhecy of greatcr ble~ ... illgs to c( me' Thallk God [or that day! Thank Gud ior lhe II xt night at college!

"I wanted no ~tlPI,cr tilal ~il)n,I;I\" lIilo:l1t. and left the dining ruom imlllediatt'h alter praycr~. \\"1H.:11 I got il~lo tIly ~tudy l' IlXk(.'d the door, IlUt my Bible open at Alh 1, 011 the chair. and fell 011 my knec~ in all agony of prayer aud tears. I could hold {lut IlII longer. ,\Iy whole being looked up to (;(\(.I ,tlld "aid, '.:\one of ~clf, alld a ll of Tht't~' I H'lIIcmbcr !;aying, 'r will go to China or anywhere cbe at Thy call, dear Lord, and pre,lch in ally slyle Thou choose"t. (lnly gi\c me that for which I cry. I want what thc~e carly Chris­tians got at Penttto~t. It is my birthridll in Jestl~, and for lIle a~ ior them. I nt'ql it as much as they did; and lx:ri~hinR' nwn and women wherever I may gO , need mc to have this, as jcru!>a!em and Sama r ia nteded these IIlcn and women to have it. 1 am willing, Lord, and I claim and tru,>t. r can d.) 110 more, the rest is Thine t' And. bless Hi ... XaTlIl"! He did it too I"

It is a ~olell1n thing- to ~ily, "t"morrow" when Gild says, "today."

Plan to attend

Seventeenth

GENERAL COUNCIL

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD

Sept. 2-9

Ellis Municipal

Auditorium

Memphis, T enn,

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"But "hcn \\e W31lt n r 'hi v. :H\t! g~l r dUl..:d I" n,mph t\' 114kedndS amI lx'ggary, we lind in l'h!"i,t (;')11" completc In'aSlIn' h"u~c, (Jut of \\hich l"f'tlIC jn\cI~ ;U1d v.: ,Id \0..) \lIrich us, and ':,lIl11l'lIh tn de'the u~ ill 111\, li,'I'1l md ri~ht~"Il~\l~SS "i the Lord ,'liM.!".

The Spani'll )'l\:>lllTn \·cr .. ;ol\ Iran~lat(s the lir~t I,art (Ii ~tlln. 1..l·j Ibtl", The \\"Ilr I!OW~ l't:rl"lllli=dl\" ir~'1lI IllS qll • .:f" 1. h 4 nn~ a clear refcrence to the Rivcr irt·1I\ the Kock i1\J\~il:~ ai, ng idl' Isral"r~ Il].lreh all<l tlltir call1p~. 1 (\·r. lOA mar.

h not (,ur ftlill~ Ihe ;tqllt'durt Ill.It l"t 1l\l'YS to us Ihl' \i\illJ;" \\",ll\·r til Gt,u\ Huly SI)irit? I[is ~r;ll·t· i .... l'\l"r Il,,\\ing in'c, but lie 1lt:C'di

the channel to hrill!;. it III our ~(lul~. "Satan 1.';111 l,urSUl' us as i;lr as Cah';\ry,

hut n" iarth('r."' The ri\er "j Ihl' !'ipirit'.t iu\lllo~ l';!11 pur'lIe II" al! the \\.t~ (r"1\1 larth to l1l'aHIl, ~,tti~i~ing UlIr Ihir~t ,11111 lIIa1..in.;: (>lIr li\'es iruitiul.

There i ... Il(rcnnial I..:rtilily alld I"'rennial j¢~ \\·hitht·T:-.,ot;Hr tIll' ri\er oi J.iie Ilowt:\h.

SL:\ [).\ \" ~("1I00!. I· .\crS 1'\\enl\-.1I\1' Schnob, ad\",U\(l·d 10 the lank

ui Fir,t (:l.i'~ SUIlt!'I~ ~dlO(l1 (Iu' in~ the 1lI11\llh " ~f Jul~', til\" \ar"t· t 1I1l1\lhcr f"1 .Iny nl"nlb I'rcvi.,tl~ to Ihi~ IHllt· • • • •

. \ lar~l' SUliday ~.·h ,I m:lp H:d4 it ) will be I'll dl~pla)- at (.rnaaI Council. It Idh an intt"r..:~ung" ~I"ry ).!,,~t of ' ur Sd\ll,(ll~ ,Ire I,,(·alt·d in 12 SI:IIt... Tlll'r(' ,Ire 15 :-'t:ltlS "hidl ~h,,\\ "nly a It:ly it·w Srhnol' h\·c ~Ialc~ ~h.,\\ a tutal IIi I,nly \l'n Sch"uls, \"Ilcse are krtik fil·ltJ., for tlit, hIll (""1M I 111' sa~l"

• • • • Oi al! SdlO"l .... ~h"wn "11 the lilaI'. Ihe \. an~

12H \Ihidl alt· 1';t~l"r\'d by Chri~tiall IllOI and \\0111("11 wh" ;!n' Ii"t \i~lcd wilh our (il'lltral Coum'il milliql·r .... (Ii this nU\Illllr \II,IIlV are ~i Iht.' \kth'ltli'l, \:,tpli,t, and I'rt'~hYltTi,1n llcnominati, 'IIi. They IIa\e fouII,j rtfu~e wilh u~ from nI,>(lcrni~1\l in the \\·holt·-Bible ~un· d:l)" SdK" ,I 1.\'"'' ,n Scrics.

• • ~Ir,; :\<111("\ I)a~~y, (;1;I(.1will. \1 ii'll., I\ritt's:

(t i~ JU~I \1';lIdl"liul how ou r :-idllltli i~ g~t)W inJ,( in int~'n ,t ant! ~Jlirituality ~ill(:e WI.' hale be('n u~illg" y"ur 1.lIeralllre. \\'t" arc a rural ?lll"Ihotli~t dlllrdl. and our attend;lIIce i!; grow­ing.

p;"I"r ).\ Our Sdl(M'\ !lain~d 100 <;( ing the pa!'>t has illC"rl"il,,·d

• • I). l~l'al1, Ilt·lroit. ).Iich., \\Iites: i~ 1\"\\ 1\\0 \"l'ar~ oltl and ba~

in attl'ndanc~ and IIfh·ring dur­)I·ar. Our )'[i .. ~i()nar~ OITering III Iln,p .. rtiull.

ST.\I.I~'S \~TJCIIRIST ::' PI EI'::-':

In ;1 ren'lIt ~IIl"l:(h to Ih\" Hl·d ,\rmy, ~talin said: "\\'c cll11 .... id~ r all rdigi"l1 ih Hur wor!;t enemy. The ,truAglc ag<lin~t rdig-ion II1I1't be carried 011 r("lt.'nlle,~ly. Thcre C,IIl be III) l'OI1l­Ilromi<;,e wilh rtiiginll whl"t' ailll~ arC" Lasic­:iI1y OPI'O"t'(1 I" flllr~" .ld~·t·1!1 /lallfd.

MONETTE, ARK. We JII" do-nl a 4 weeks' revi,'a! at Chi!dcr's Chapel, which wa!! eonductro by E\"an/oteli,t~ Alma Jlodg~lII, Rock rsland, Illinois. and Blanche r\O\'ak, Gary, Indiana. The Lord f.:ave Ih ;111 outpouring of 1Ii .. Spirit. Thirt}·thrt'e '~H(' ~avcd or r('(laim~d, 12 were baptized in Ill{' Iioly SI)irit, an(\ J11;\IlY were drawn c1o~cr to th~ l.ord. The church was wonderfully built up John Mark­in~, Pastor.

BeI.I.ARD, TEXAS We ju t closed a 3 ,,('('k!.' revh'al at the Simmr)lls ChalK'1 Chu rch, Evangelist and M r<i. C. C. Comer, Oklahoma CIty, Oklahoma, doing the preaching. About 16 or 17 were saved or reclaimed. The last Sunday of the meeting, 10 were saved. \Ve had an old-time com1llunion ~crvice and the power of God fell. Mally w('re made to rdoicc. The meeting lastL't1 until .1:30 in the after­noon. All the mcmbers "f the chllrch were made ~Ironger under the preaching of Brother Comer Pastor and Mrs. I\. E. Laync

DENVER, COLO. For thc I>;I~I J .... eeks we ha\'(~ had .... lIh II .. the Argile Evangt:iistic Pan)' . f \Vinnill("g, cOllll)o!~("d of A II. and Zelma Arg\l~. The ~t'T\.it-t'l> havc been held in a large building (\OWII Ii!wn, clnse to the main post officc ;\11(\ ~llOPI)ing center. This has given us access lIij.:ht hy night to a lot of Ill'\\' people, so that (mr congrq~ation has taken Oil to a g rcal degree a new a~pect in the l:ii ... t few week... The \)(l\\{""T of the Lord ha~ l)ttn IlrCSl'llt to .,:1\'C ami In baptize. .\lany haw ~(lught the l.l.r(\, allli ... trange facc., have hC'(·n romtanlly ~(·(·n at thl· altar. 1 luring the r;lInllar~1l tire Sunday Scho.}1 attendance has "I. IIm.,t douhl<·cl. :\nw \H' arc Illallllin~ to ar· ranj.:C' for a large 1m ... thai will ~t:at SO or mlll·C'. to AO (lilt cadI SUI1IIay m,}rning ami bring in \n th~ Sun(by SchN)1 those who ({mid not c,thlT\,i~e gtt ,Ill"n·. F I'. I h:witt, P;lstor.

F:\ I I ), OJ..:. L \ Soutln\l· .. ttrn Bible !:ichool Io:i,('" glury 10 (,od fnr the succe~dul com­Ilkli"n. em the ilh oi \Liy, of its tenth :ycar, whirh proved to ht, Ihe be~t in it~ history. Th(, ('lIrollmem the p,hl )ear was 231. and a da- ... of 4.\ fllle )olmg IlWI1 and womCll from all IMII~ oi the C\)Ulltry was gradllatcd. \V. l. E\'am, ot Central Bible Institllte, delivcrcd the harl"alaureate sermon, which wa .. mo~t irl~trllc· In (' ;111« in~Diring. Tire sdu)ol !lao; hl:l:n able to inc:rrase its fac:ilitie~ fnr the ee,ming yea rc; by purchasing the armory located jmt west of the TalX'rnac:le. Thi~ will house the South­\\l·,tern Book Slwp. !:i"uthwe~tern Pre ... ~. the !J1.ok bindery, and the laundry, all operated by ~ttldt1lto; The Fall Term will Ollen Sep­ttll1lX:f 29.

Th{' A~~t'll1hly ha~ enjoyed the ministry of SII11Ie (;od-selll evangel;,ts during the past l11onth~, and a goodly number have been saved, filled with the Spirit. and baptized in water, ;\Ud many have been healed. Evangelist and ~tr~. M. R. Jlargi~, Fre~no, CaliL. arc hold­ing the fort for a couple of months, to re­k;\~c the p..~tor to answer caml) meeting calls. l;od i., bkssing th(,ir mini~tr)" in Enid.-P. C. \"ti"on, Pastor.

'1'111 1'1' '\TI-.(OSTAI. EVA:-;'Cf:T,

ST. CIfAH.LI::'S, MO. ·During the month of June Edna Koonce and Pans), SamDie came to u~ fur a 2 weeks' meeting. God blessed their ll1ini~try in this hard field and baptized 4 with Ihe Holy Spi rit. Two were redaimed. Following the meeting we bapti7.ed 3 ill water, and 7 ncw members were added to the as­~embly.- K. E. Matchulat, Pastor.

nRO,,"XSVILLE, TEXAS - F\·angeli.<,t and ]1.1 rs. Frank Anderson, of Dallas, have ju.<,t fini"hed a 3 weeks' meeting here, and never in the 12 years of my ministry in Pentecost have 1 seen such a wonderful demonstration of the power of God in the church. The ~aints were dealt with by the mighty Spirit of COO, and yielded themseh·es. Some were bothered with habits of years' standing, some were cold and indifTerent, and ~ome were nearly hack­"Iide\{-'n, hut they are now on fire for Cod. ,\11 wcre loath to ~ee the meeting elose:. Brother aud Si~lt'r Audersou are old-time Pentecostal IICODle. J loliness with dynamic is their slogan.

·C II. Eckles, Pastor.

RY:\:\. OKLA.-The Lord has been bless­ing in thc Brow-Chapel assembly. Scven have been sa"('d , and some have received the BaPtism ill the 1I0ly Ghost. \Ve havc a C. A. band, and thc Lord is blessing them in a wonderful way. They ha,·c their services at 6:30 every ~und;ty (;,·cning. July 18, in their mecting. Ii Co.1n1e t,) the altar seeking God, 2 were saved, :111d the I.ord blessed in our midst in such a wonderfu! way that the regular sen'ice \ViiS

umitted. \Ve have a Sunday School attend­allce of from 75 10 90. The teachers and !lfficcr .. arc always present. The people of the Community arc taking gr~at interc~t ill our ~~'r\"ic:es Our church is mle hundrc(1 per cent I'lllh·("ostal \Vc live it and preach it in the • 'lei-time way. Council ministers Ihlssing our way arc cspecially im·ited. \\'. A. Ab~hier, l'aslOr; Roy Driskill, Chureh Clcrk.

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August 21, 1937

rEXARKA~A, AHK.- \\"e arc in the sec­t,nd week of .a good re\'i\al, Evangel ist and ~frs. Roy Canady, of Pari~, in charge. Some h,,'e prayed through and some h,\\"e recei\'e<i the Bapti~m in the Holy Spirit. La~l night the altar wa~ filled with hungry secker~. Brother Canady's soul-stirrinp: IIIc"sagcs arc awrcciated by all who have heard hilll.-J. C. Snyder, Pa<itor.

C:\\fUEX, ARK.- James Ilamill, Ilattics­burg, ~I ississiPI)i, has just closed a vcry suc­('c~sful meC'ting here. He began with the camp meeting July IS and contil1ucd until August 1. About 40 were ~:l\'ed and a few received thc 1 !oly Spirit Baptism. Large crowds attendcd and it was truly a time when the Lord met Iris people. Sister Ilamill wa~ a great help III the meeting, and hcr singing \\as clljoyed by aIL ·A. W. Tanner, Pastor.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, l.ast year we conducted a city-wide union revi"al cam­paign with the purpose of making it an annual affair. God blessed our efforts in sa,·ing many ~otlls, filling belicvers with the Iloly Spirit, and giving us fa"or with the flC<lple. We be­lieve that we ga\·e the city the message it needed: "Back to the Bible" and " Il oliness unto the Lord." Otto]. Klink, Opa-Locka, Florida, was the Evangelist.

This year we purchased a 6Oxl50 tent equilJlJCd with a public addrcss system and started an all·~ul11mer city-wide revival cam­paign. Brother Klink was our first evangelist, and he has bcen with liS 30 weeks. Unusual interest has been manifested, and it has been con~C'r\"at;,·c1y estimated that 20,000 people were reached with the Assembly of God mes· "age The power of God was ill the meeting in a 11l0~t glorious way. One night about 65 men and wOlllen came to the altar ~('('kim.: the J:apti~1I1 in the lIoly Spirit. most of thou irom .lenominational churche~. \Vc c<>uld nOI kcep track of all Ibal were sa\cd, rel"iailu('d. or baptized in the Holy Spirit, but there· \Hre a great Iltl1llbcr.

Two nights a wcek were dcvoted to healio!.( ~cn'ices with miraculous results. One out­_tanding featurc of the camp..igl1 was that ~o many who wcre healed in our Illt'eting last year carne back testifying that they were <itill healed. E~pcciallr remarkahle wa" the case oi a young girl who was brou.:ht to the ~ervice~ last year unable to walk, the do(,tors had fl"i,·cll her no hope; ~he was prayed fo r, \'od healed her, ;"lnd she is stiH ahle t.) \\alk. Another woman was healed of tuberculosis. She is still healed and is gaining in weight.

La~t night's large congregation voted almost Ilnanimously to make the city-wide revival camp •• ign conducted by the Assemblics of God an annual affair. Si<iter \Villa Short is con­t inuing the scrv ices: she will be followed by Brethren Mc~lullin and Hoy.-Full Gospel Temple, R. H. Beall, Pastor; First A~sel1lbly of God, W. E. Brannan, Pastor; Capitol Hill Tabernacle, J. E, McDonough, Pastor.

KORTIIERN CALIFORNIA-NEVADA DISTRICT COUNCIL A:\O CAMP

MEETING The Northern California-Nevada Di~trict

held their ninetcenth annual District Coutlcil and Camp ~Ieeting at their beautiful seventeen acrc camp ground at St. Helena, California.

AI/glut 21, 1937

situated in the Nap.'l "alley Tl1l' tir~t week Wi'" )::in'n O\'er to the businc~~ se~ ... ion ui the I )i~triet (""\I1Kil, the Se<'.ond wC'ck to ~ullday School a{'li\·itie~. and tllc \;i'l week to the YnU11~ PCtlpk. wilh the Chri ... t\ \mbas;;ador (.1'I1\'eI1111,n n't1\"(;nil~J..! the 1;J~t two da},s.

\ I,'W Taht·:naclt:. I'Oxl20 h, pro\'t'(i to be a .,:rpn'l· ,jilt] ,I neal bk ... ;;ing to the hundred who came. .\hh,.u~h il was packed out during many sef\'ice~, Ihl.: speakers were distinctly heard a ... Ihe acou:.tlCS ~ct'llInl I() be !>erfect.

The ministry of A. I. Branch of Ohio, I rowanl Carter of London, England, and C. Stanley Cooke of Oakland, California, formerly oi thl.: Eastern District, ]lroved to be of the finest, lilld using each in his uwu particular mini,tr),. ~rothcr Branch \\",h the morning ancl afternoon speakcr for Ihl.: lir ... t two,) weeks and gave many interesting and helpful Bible ... tudies that will continue 10 enrich and grow in the hearts oJ tho~c who heard Brother Carter spoke both morning alld afternoon of the List week and his depiction of "Joseph and 11i~ Brethren," "The Goldcn Lampslalld." " Pf((iou~ Porcelain," and other messages w ill long bt" remembered. ),1 nch cmlld also be said rq.;a rding the unique and original manner in which Broth~.T Cooke gave forlh the even ing me~~ages from night to night Ihroughout the three weeks. The glory of God de!>cended on e\"ery SCl \'ice and the prayer room was always crowded. :'o.tany recei\'cd the infilling of the ble~sed Iioly Spi ri t , many were reclaimt..'<i and new nnes made thei r peace with God, and the sain ts went home edified and with a new de­termina tioll to stand behind thdr home church and pastor as never before in the battle against s in.

The nineteenth District Counci l pro\'ed to he one of the best we ha\'e ('vcr had in the District. Thele was a !,\\,ect !>pirit of unity in the hear ts of the brcthrUl and a greater \'i ... ion for things [Q De done in the \\'t)rk of the Maste r. Superintendent ]. Palll Thommen ably presided throughout. J. ::\arv( r Gnrtner and R. J. Craig were elected General P resbyters.

O ther speakers whose l!Iini~ t rr was a bless­ing to tbe Cam p ~I ec t ing w('re BCII Owell and his son, Jerry Owen, A goodly number o f mis­siona r ies were presellt .lIld their lHini~try also greatly enhanced the CalliI' :"Itttillg. .\ mis­siona ry offer ing of onr SI.OO() wa~ taken up ill ea~h and pledges on :"1is ... i(lI'a~y Day.

The memory of the Camp will linger in the hea n s oi all who attended. with a vbion oj a bigger and bette r Camp in 1938, should the I.ord tarry .- R. J. T hurmond, Secn.:tary­Trca:.urer,

TilE co:.. rFORT OF T Il E SCRI P TURES

Gcneral Chiang Kai·Shck. the head oi Ihe Chine~e Government. tells of hi ... recent cap­t ivity. " I have bcen a Chri~tian fo r nearl), ten ye,lrs and a con slant reader of the Bible," he says. "Rut t hi;; :-.acred bouk ha ... nncr been S{I interesting to me as durillg" m)' recent twO weeks' capt ivity. 1 found my:-.df :-uddellh' pl:tced under arr6 t without ha\'ing a single earthly belong ing' [made out olle re(IUe"t of my captors, a re<juesl for a copy of the Bible, and in my .;olitm\c ! had ample Oppor­lunit), for n·aclillj.!" and meditalivn. The g reat­ness and 10\'c of Chri ~t bur't 1I1)()n me with a ncw inSI)irati'lIl. incre:hmg my ~trcl\gth to ~l ruggle agaim l evi\. 10 o\"Cr(tlme 1(·lIIpla lion. and tu u1)hl'll1 righleol1~ne'.... i am grateful

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10 fdlm\ Chri~t;an" who cvlltinually uffered p·:.yer (lll my behaJi, v.hich Raw me SlllTitual ~:,ppnrt, Thi ... I tl'qify that the Ililml' oi Goo may be glorified."

Rt.:S~I\ RE\'!\,I\:G The following 110\ ... comcs from l'h~ Church

Tima. "The Russian athtiH pcri,ldkah h;1\-e ~n

complaining of a rni\-al oi 'rdigi<.>lh su~r­stiti.m.' In certain distri(ts, churche~ are full 011 i{'a~t da)'s, children are ~lil1 taught to pray. marriage ~en'ices arc ~ti!J J'M:rfvrmcd. The IICW cOIL~titlitioll rccogni7es 'frel'dom (If wor­bhip' as well as freedom l)f antireligious propaganda,' and there is rea~"11 to believe that ,u.:ti\e i>cr~ecutioll is now di~(ountenanced by Ihe Go\crl1ment. \\'e fear, h,,\\I,:VCT, that re­ligious interest, exc~pt amon!{ the old, is very rare in Ru;;~ia. Persecution has ceased, be­cau;;c it is no lo.nge r neces~ary. .-\ lIew gener­ation bas g rown up whQ ha\'c no concern with religion. Tht'y will not be bothered with an1i­liod propaganda."

Furthcr comment is made by "lilt· S/'!'ctator; ":"Iall)' recent visitors to the U. S. S. R.

ha\c remarked 011 the g rowing freedom and practice of rel igion; it is interc~til1g to find the same comment made, tbough with less sympathy, in the Russia n P ress. Pran/o indeed admits the development onl), to allack it; it empha"izcs e~pccially that religious belief has IIOt Olli)' increa~ed, but has a growing hold up­on the young."

Perhaps God is saying', "I have many people in Ihi~ 1)lace," and is making it I)()ssible fo r them to be brought into the fold.

1I 100EK llA::\D IX P.\I.ESTI;\E \\'c quote the following fwm the /;"'W_tf<'Ji,'o/

(.'J"islim.: A series of \'iolo.:l1t fll'aths in Pal­estine has revealed facts whirh point fairly dearl)' 10 the real ~I.)UI"C" oi mll(h \If the recent trvuble there. \\'ll\'n the 1I1,!tCC 01 Tel .\vi\ diSCO\t:rcd a murdl'r"1i 111;(1) ncar that cil), a mild 'cnsati(;11 t>(l"ul'T~'d ht'l";HI~t.: lile victim wa~ readily identified a~ )at'uh lI\anj.;t.:r. 1\·C\\Sp.'l1)Cr~ at onCe su~p~',':ed ,,·mdhill/.: ui in­ternational illll)()rtance. I h,'~ 1\1 n' ~huwa to be correct in their ~u,piti,,:: ... Ilnl a 4(JiJ ~arc.1 tllllnel \\;\S di"CJ\e~ed 1(·.I'\::;g t" th\· hllu, I.: (JI an Ila1ian .,eel ct ~er\in: ae-,'m namnl H.eubcn SchclI/\it. In Ihe home \\;\. a radiI' tralb milling ~ct, powerful t·n.,u~h to o'lIllllunicate with I~omc, and other Elll"Opo. an IklllllS. The lK)lice stated boldly, \\C bah' l'r"~Md ti1~ trail of one of [he mo:.l imporL.,lt ;.,:cl :daflll iug e~[) ionage rings in thl' hi~t"r ) 01 I:l\' Xcar East."

NO E~IPTY T ll ln:.\!' \Vh ile delivering an addrc...~ 1;1,t l1Iomh 111

the Ilouse of C',mmons, LilJpl (;eorge ~aid: ·':"l ussoli ni has nc\c r COlI't'akcl his amhition' he y,ants to domina te the :"lecliterr,Ule;tll. One mistake we make IS to a""1l1111.' tl~at he i:; hragging, He Ita. ncver talkl'd \Iilh,,!!t act· ing 011 it I"

Correspondence of thc Ita!ian C(II1~lIl at Ba rcdolla whid! \\' a ~ ~eized ;'Iml Il l!bli~he(l, amI which has not been denied by It aly, sl}{'aks defini tely of I talian naval illtere~t in the Balearic Isles and the necessity of l"Imt roll ing them as a ba~is for Italian eXI)"'ln~ion in the \\·c.,tefll ~lediterral1e.1n.

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