THE K I N G ’S B U S I N E S S up «the work begun by our Biola Evan gelistic Bands. At present th e Bible School is full to capacity. We have had to refuse a number of applicants th is Spring, and fear th a t we will have to refuse many more this F all for lack of room. We need th ree additional dor m itories most urgently. Will you join us in prevailing prayer th a t God may provide the funds necessary for th e erec tion pf these th ree dorm itories? —F ra n k A. Keller. Changsha, Hunan, China
706 pel th e ir teachers were leaving and they could not' tell when they would ever have such a good opportunity again to learn more of the precious Gospel message. They followed th e boat, walking along the shore for about a mile before they were w illing to re trace th e ir steps homeward.” This sto ry emphasizes the g reat im portance of the work being done at the Bible School in Changsha, tra in ing men to be evangelists and pastors, men who can step into ju st such places as Mao Chia P ’u to conserve and build
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friends, because of my earnest desire to help you to do th a t which will bring to you unspeakable satisfaction both here and in th e Great H ereafter. Industry is very commendable, yet if it tak e our atten tion from m atters of g reater impprtance, it wiil prove but a loss to us. My eighty-two years of life upon this earth and sixty of those years in striving to live the Christian life, cause me to feel assured th a t you and I can do no wiser act th an to ac cept God’s Offered G ift of E te rn a l Iiife, And now, w hat th ink you of this m a tte r of which I w rite? I tru s t th a t you will not do as some are doing by seeking to hide behind th e imperfections of those who fail in living into th eir daily life th e principles which they profess, as Christians. Well will it be for us, if we can realize th a t it is our own acts and in fluences for which we m u st give account and not for the acts of others. If these few words th a t I w rite shall prove helpful to you I will be more th an glad. Very Sincerely your friend, J. T. Danielle.
WANT to w rite some words for your thoughtful consider ation which, I tru st, will re ceive /your atten tion and ap
proval. . To you, who read these words, let fne urge th a t you consider now this m atter of g reatest importance which can and should claim th e serious a t ten tion of every thinking man and Woman. The g reatest surprise and saddest thought , which comes to us mortals, is th a t of the general neglect which is given to th e duty of preparing, while here on earth , for our life beyond th e grave. And may I ask,-y|Have you con sidered th is m atter and w ith th a t ser iousness which it should receive? If you have not done th is may I most kindly urge, as you read these words, th a t you do now take th is subject into most serious consideration and may you, w ith God’s help, make now such decision as you will not reg ret when you and I meet at The Judgm ent Day to give account for all th a t we have done while here upon th is earth. I w rite- these words to you, my
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