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A Christian A n sw ers K in se y By Clyde M. Narramore This booklet is a reprint of an ar­ ticle of the same title which recently appeared in the K in g ’ s B usin ess from the study of a Consultant in Research and Guidance, Office of the Los An­ geles C o u n t y Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Narramore, educator and psychologist, is well known as an evangelical Christian and writer. Be­ lievers, especially young people, will find strong support for their faith in this article. 32 pages; paper; Van Kampen Press, Wheaton, 111.; 600. A Christian in B ig Business The Life o f B e n r y Pa rson s C row ell By Richard Ellsworth Day This is a new printing of The Breakfast Table Autocrat, first pub­ lished in 1946. The subject of this biography is the long time president of the Quaker Oats Company, a giant of industry and a giant of a Chris­ tian. This is the story of American cereals and of recent evangelical his­ tory in our country. The text will bring great blessing to the heart of the reader, and over a hundred illus­ trations lighten the pages of the book. This volume has been blessed to the conversion of many successful busi­ ness people. 317 pages; cloth; Moody Press, Chicago, 111.; $3.50. The P a sto r and B is L ib ra ry By Elgin S. Moyer The well-trained librarian and teacher of church history at Moody Bible Institute (Ph.D. from Yale) has performed a much needed service for pastors in publishing this book. It covers an amazing array of subjects from the importance of a growing li­ brary to the care and repair of books. Valuable suggestions for classifying and cataloging books are included, to­ gether with the general Dewey Deci­ mal Classification, an expanded Dew­ ey Decimal Classification for subjects appropriate for the minister’s library, and, most useful, a condensed relative index for the pastor — alphabetized. Excellent chapters will be found on pamphlet and clipping files, as well as' Scripture or text indexes. Lists of the best theological works and suggestions as to procurement will be found helpful by the student or young minister. This is a book to own, pas­ tors and students! 160 pages; cloth; Moody Press, Chicago, 111.; $2.50.

One A n o th e r o r I to ir to G et A long with O ther Christians By J. Nieboer

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One loses his feeling of being irked by the title of this book as soon as he opens its pages. The forty chap­ ters are expositions of all the passages in the New Testament in which the phrase “ one another” occurs. The re­ sult is that the book is a Biblical commentary on the divinely taught relationship of believers with each other. How warm and helpful would we be to one another if all Chris­ tians could consider from God’s Word with the help of this volume all the possibilities involved! 155 pages; cloth; Our Daily Walk Publishers, Erie, Pa.; $2.25. P r a y e r M eetin g Tallis and The M in iste r ’ s H andbook S eries Prayer meeting material is ar­ ranged in this volume under 25 sub­ jects and includes topics, Scripture readings, complete and condensed talks, outlines, hymn suggestions, Scripture texts, . apt quotations and poetry. Material is taken from such men as David Thomas, Charles Sim­ eon, Charles H. Spurgeon and F. B. Meyer. 96 pages; cloth; Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, Mich.; $1.75. Plain Christian ity By J. B. Phillips These nine addresses were delivered over British and Australian broad­ casting stations with the aim of pre­ senting “ plain Christianity” to the secularized public. Much that is good will be found here, in spite of many evidences that the author does not hold the full evangelical position. In his address on “ The Modem Trans­ lations of the Bible” he states that “ although not very many people now­ adays hold what we might call a mechanical view of the inspiration of the Scriptures—that is, that they were dictated from Heaven word for word to the sacred writers—yet there re­ mains such a tremendous reverence for the Word of God and especially for what may have been the actual words of Christ, that people tend to look with disfavor upon the translator who does anything more than substi­ tute for any Greek word its nearest English equivalent.” Phillips is the author of Letters to Young Churches. 87 pages; cloth; The Macmillan Co., New York, $1.65.

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