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the study of the Book of Zechariah. A self-teaching quiz is found at the end of each chapter, and complete Scripture and subject indexes conclude the vol ume. This set on the minor prophets should be in the possession of both min isters and laymen. 160 pages. American Board of Missions to the Jews, Inc., New York. Cloth. $2.50. GOSPEL FACTS AND DOCTRINES By C. F. Hogg This little book brings together a number of the author’s articles in The Witness and The Believer’s Magazine, British periodicals. The reader will find spiritual stimulation in these chapters on-such subjects as Forgiveness, Cleans ing, Justification, Propitiation, Sanc tification, and Adoption. 104 pages. Pickering & Inglis Ltd., London. Cloth. $1.75. JACK SHULER’S SHORT SERMONS By Jack Shuler Young people who have been blessed by the ministry of the author will wel come these sermon “briefs” and find encouragement in their reading. Paul S. Rees has contributed a foreword to the book. 152 pages. Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cloth. $ 2 . 00 . THE COUNTRY I LOVE BEST By Oswald J. Smith This book of sermons bears the title of the first message—a sermon on the New Jerusalem. Six other sermons by the Toronto preacher complete the volume. The author’s sermons always challenge the reader, and these $re no exception. 128 pages. Marshall, Mor gan & Scott Ltd., London (may be secured from The Peoples Press, Tor onto, at $1.00). Cloth. 6s. You cannot imagine how much joy and revealing news I have received from this magazine. Your Question Box es pecially challenged my thinking. M rs . L. J. B uell Spokane, Washington I have just finished reading the first copy of The King’s Business from which I received such blessing and help. Since becoming a member of God’s family it is so wonderful how He has led me every step of the way upward. I had longed to find such a magazine and now all I can say is “ Thank you, Lord” for leading me to such wonderful friends as those on The King’s Business staff, and may the Lord bless you and keep all of you from day to day. M rs . R uby A ndrews Oysterville, Washington I wish to congratulate you on the April qover. It is just beautiful. C arolyn P urbaugh Oakley, California Reader Reaction (Continued from Page 8)
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Mr. R. B. Bailey F EBRUARY first the Bible Institute added to its valuable staff of Field workers Mr. R. Bruce Bailey, of Mont rose, California. Mr. Bailey has had wide business experience, having been supervisor of a sales organization for twelve years and on the staff of Forest Lawn Memorial Park for seventeen years. He is a member and clerk of the session of Calvary Church of Hollywood. Mr. Bailey testifies in regard to this new field of service: “Now by God’s grace I am entering into a work in finitely more vital to the needs of man kind than anything engaged in before, helping to prepare young people for full time Christian service. My duty as a field worker will be to contact God’s stewards, friends of the Bible Institute, to secure their financial support in spon soring the tuition of students. My field will be Glendale north to San Fernando, La Canada west to Chatsworth, and all of the Foothill and San Fernando Val leys, with more territory to be added in the future if necessary.” Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have a one-year- old daughter who is already looking for ward to being trained at Biola in the near future. The Biola family welcomes Mr. Bailey and wishes him God’s rich est blessing in his new work. I was very pleased to find The King’s Business in the library of our Methodist Home. Great good has resulted from reading it. The story of Dorothy Haskin is especially good in exposing false cults. M rs . J oseph B lackmore Chelsea, Michigan The story of Mr. Rose in The King’s Business is wonderful—so inspiring. J anet E. W inkler Rialto, California The King’s Business is so wonderful. I read every line of it and give it to some of my friends to read. M rs . E lsie R atty Portland, Oregon
LAZARO CARDENAS MEXICAN DEMOCRAT By William Cameron Townsend The author, missionary - linguist founder of the Summer Institute of Linguistics at the University of Okla homa, here presents a biography of that controversial man, Lazaro Car denas, President of Mexico from 1934 to 1940. The subject is revealed as a hero to the common people of Mexico and to his biographer—a socialist and idealist, but not a communist, as has been claimed. To read this book is to know Mexico and her problems. 379 pages. George Wahr Publishing Co., Ann Arbor, Mich. Cloth. $4.00. STUDIES ON BOOK ONE OF THE PSALMS By H. A. Ironside Works on the Book of Psalms are al most legion, but this series of studies appearing originally in The Moody Church News has a charm of its own. The author’s inimitable style and loyalty to the Gospel will make this work a real addition to any Christian library. This volume takes up the first 41 Psalms and apparently other volumes in the set will follow. 250 pages. Loi- zeaux Brothers, Inc., New York. Cloth. $2.50. ZECHARIAH: ISRAEL’S COMFORT AND GLORY By Charles Lee Feinberg Dr. Feinberg, Head of the Depart ment of Old Testament in the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, adds this work on the Book of Zechariah to his series of studies in The Major Messages of the Minor Prophets. Other titles in this series include Hosea; Joel, Amos, Oba- diah; Jonah, Micah, Nahum; and Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Mala- chi. This is an excellent handbook for
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