T H E K I N G ’S B U S I N E S S too, is a Red. The Bible says he is. a “ Great RED Dragon.” (Rev. 12.; 3.) But why is he Red? Because Red is the color of sin. Sin is Scarlet. Sin is “ Red like Crimson.” Red is the color of blood. The Devil is Red because he is a murderer. “ He was a mur derer from the beginning.” And even now he is marshalling his Red soldiers and his Red religion, and is getting ready for the greatest debauch in Red blood that the world has ever known. Listen what this Red murderer has done in Red Russia since October, 1917. Here is a list of Red murders reported by the Bolshevists themselves. We copy from the Jewish Missionary Magazine: Bishops murdered 28, Priests murdered 1215, Professors murdered 6775, Physi cians murdered, 8800, .Army officers murdered 54,650, Soldiers murdered 260,000, Police murdered 59,000, Land- owners murdered 12,950, “ Intelligent sia” murdered 355,250, Workmen mur dered 193,350, Peasants murdered 815,100. A total of 1,767,118 murders in five short years. If this is the record of the Red when only his shadow is here, what will it be when the great Red incarnation actually stalks through the great Red world? Woe! Woe! Woe! gs» afe HOW OUR SUBSCRIBERS FEEL ABOUT IT Good Wholesome Food Many letters like the following come to us from far away corners of the earth where the King’s Business has witnessed. This writer is a missionary in British Guiana, and he says: “Our station is very isolated, and we are cut off from Christian fellowship with fellow workers. The King’s Business has made up for what we have been losing, for therein we get the best thoughts from others and many helpful suggestions for our studies. It is certainly good wholesome food for all who have a desire for the things of God.” We are enabled to reach these far-away missionaries through gifts that
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