King's Business - 1953-07

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A Garden Fair'

by Helen Howarth Lemmel My heart may be a fragrant garden fair, Kind words and thoughts and deeds a-blossoming there; Or it may be a place of poison weeds, All filled with ugly thoughts and words and deeds. Lord Jesus, make my heart a garden fair, Come Thou Thyself and be the Gard’ner there. A Bible for Young Sing Lee You sent the money across the sea That bought a Bible for young Sing Lee; And young Sing Lee, when he’d read therein Proceeded to turn his back on sin. Then he rested neither night nor day ’Til his brother walked the narrow way. And his brother worked ’til he had won Away from the gods his wife and son. The woman told of her new-found joy, And Christ was preached by the happy boy. Some of the folks who heard them speak Decided the one tine God to seek. It wasn’t long until half the town Had left its idols of wood and stone, And the work’s not ended yet, my friend, You started something that ne’er shall end When you sent the money across the sea That bought a Bible for young Sing Lee. B ib le Since July is the month when we think of the victories we have had in our nation, the answers to our Bible quiz will be victories won in Bible battles, or the names of heroes or heroines connected with them. 1. A battle in which God caused the sun and the moon to stand still. 2. The battle for a city whose wall fell flat at the blowing of the trumpets and the shouts of God’s people. 3. A hero who defeated a giant with one of five smooth stones. 4. A heroine who, at the risk of her own life, begged a king to save the lives of her people. 5. A king who led an army to bat­ tle, and who appointed “ singers” to go before him praising the Lord.

Prize Winner This month one dollar goes to Car­ olyn Crabill, age 14, of Havana, Ark., for her poem Along Life's Way. She is the second winner in our contest for you boys and girls. To enter just- send us an original drawing, story, or poem. All drawings must be in black India ink. Stories should be 300 words or less and poems should be 12 lines or less. Now here is Carolyn’s poem: A long Kite’ s W a y We should read our Bible every day, So as to help others on life’s way. Tho our work here is hard We shall have a place with our Lord. If we do our very best, We will have a place in which to rest. We came here by our birth And we shall live while here on earth. Salvation is given to us day by day And the Lord has said, we shall not pay. Jesus in heaven knows we try He’s given us a gift we cannot buy! You too can be a winner. Just send your entry today to: J u n io r K in g ’ s B u sin ess , 558 So. Hope St., Los An­ geles 17, Calif. 6. A hero who chose as his men for battle those who, when they went to drink, lapped up the water with their tongues. 7. A captain who the Bible says was a “mighty man in valor, but he was a leper.” 8. A hero who was so faithful that when he was being stoned to death by his enemies, he called upon Christ saying, “ Lord Jesus, receive my spirit.” Now check your answers by the correct ones found in the following Scriptures: 1. Joshua 10:12 2. Joshua 6:1, 2, 20

MARTHA S. HOOKER, Editor Associate Professor of Christian Education Biola Bible College

K n ow Y o u r B ib le Club

Eleven New Members

Eleven children from Bear Lake, Mich., have completed the reading of the Gospel of John and will receive their K.Y.B.C. pins. They are: Cyn­ thia Erickson, Winona Erickson, Bev­ erley Faubley, Dianne Valencourt, Debby Valencourt, Katherine Iverson, Lanora Olin, Meredith Johnson, Jay Johnson, Lynn Erway and Roberta Hullinger. The purpose of the club is to ac­ quaint all J u n io r K in g ’ s B u sin ess readers with the Lord Jesus Christ. One of the best ways to do this is to read His Word, the Bible. We will also have many stories about boys and girls just like you and poems, puzzles and special features. You may become a member of our club by reading the Gospel of John and getting a friend to read it also. Send in your name and your friend’s name and a K.Y.B.C. pin will be mailed to you and your name will be printed in the magazine. K. Y . B. C. Get - Acquainted - Corner Calling all K. Y. B. C. 'ers!!! Get ac­ quainted with other Junior King's Business readers and K. Y. B. C. members! You can do it each month right here in this comer. Write a letter, telling all about yourself, your home, your school, and your Sunday school. The letter will be published in part or as a whole and in this way we will all come to know each other. Address all mail to Junior King's Business, 558 South Hope St., Los Angeles 17, Calif.

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3. 1 Samuel 17:40, 49 4. Esther 5:1, 2; 8:4-6 5. 2 Chronicles 20:20, 21 6. Judges 7:5, 6 7. 2 Kings 5:1 8. Acts 7:59

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