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S t a n d t h e r e f o r e , h a v in g y o n r l o i n s g i r t a b o u t w i t h t r u t h a n d h a v in g o n t h e b r e a s t - p l a t e o f r i g h t e o u s n e s s , a n d y o u r f e e t s h o d w i t h t h e p r e p a r a t io n o f t h e G o s p e l o f p e a c e , A b o v e a l l t a k i n g t h e s h i e ld o f f a i t h w h e r e w i t h y e s h a l l b e a b le t o q u e n c h a l l t h e f ie r y d a r t s o f t h e w ic k e d , A n d t a k e t h e h e lm e t o f s a l v a t i o n , a n d t h e S w o r d o f t h e S p ir it , w h i c h i s t h e "Word o f G od .” (E p h . (1 :11 -17 ). “B e s t” M odern
B ib le T ra n s la tio n s
The battle, which began In th e Garden of Eden is on. We, as Fundam entalists, have tak en our place as soldiers in defence of th e Deity of Jesus Christ, th e virgin-horn Son of God-; His death on the cross and His blood atonem ent for sin; His defence of believers ag ain st S atan ’s charges; His descent, w ith sceptre in hand, as King of Kings. T ru th girdles our loins. R ighteousness is our b reast plate, th e gospel shoes are on our feet, faith is th e shield th a t protects us, salvation’s helm et covers .our head, the Sword of the Spirit is in our hands— let us fight the good fight of faith! had a hard long battle, b u t God prevailed and gave him lib erty and joy. Then came a g reat hunger to ring out the old love story. Recently he said th a t when he was first saved, he said to the Lord, “ I’ll be your m issionary,” and now- the call has come to his h e a rt clear and sweet once more and he is getting ready to leave home and loved ones and go out all alone, and yet not alone, to a savage tribe where Christ has never been preached and perhaps lay down his life in defence of the Gospel. •I gave My life for thee, My precious blood I shed, We cannot close th is article w ithout lifting h eart, voice and pen in g ratefu l praise to our gracious Lord for all His manifest tokens of love during th e past month. Hundreds and thousands of care-encumbered men have passed and listened to th e joyous message of salvation from over a hundred w itnesses from our Biola H all entrance. Hun dreds have been personally dealt w ith and over a hundred men have gripped our hands and said to Him, “Yes, Lord Jesus, I w ill,” and have gone ou t rejoicing,— for all of which we give Thee thanks, O Lord. sSl! 3 » S& “ CAUGHT UP” BIOLA HAUL WORK (Continued from Page 93) That thou m ight ransomed be And quickened from the dead. I gave, I gave My life for thee. W hat hast thou given for Me?
The Emphasized Bible
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The aim o f this translation is to give «the absolute literal m eaning of every word or phrase. All the poetic p a ss ages are tran slated a s poe try and in the P salm s in p a r ticular you will get an entirely different m eaning from m any of them from th at given in the authorized version. ■ Complete in one Volume— Cloth binding..................$5.50 P ersian 'Seal, limp round corners, red under gilt edge .. ....___ _______................. $10.50 Old Testam ent in four V ol um es— Cloth binding, per vol. $1.50 New Testam ent in one Vol ume— Cloth binding, per vol. $1.50 New Testam ent in M odem Speech By Richard F . W eymouth This translation is a faithful reproduction of the r e a l thought of the original, in the best English of the p res ent time. While not a literal translation, it is scholarly and accurate. Editions with n otes: No. 1, Cloth boards, gilt top —$2.00 No. 2, Cloth boards, in dexed ____ 2.40 No. 3, Cloth boards, In dia paper ............ 2.50 No. 4, Leather .......__..... 2.90 No. 5, Leather, indexed.. 3.50 No. 6, Leather, I n d i a p aper ________... 4.00 No. 7, P ersian Morocco, divinity circuit, India paper— ... 6.00 No. 8, Turkey M orocco, limp, India p a per .......................... 6.50 Pocket Edition without notes: No. 1, P Cloth ...... $1.50 No. 2, P Cloth, India p a per _____........—. 1.75 N o. 3, P Leather, India p aper ................... 2.50
Jesus, faith fu l to His Word, Shall w ith a shout descend; All heaven’s host th e ir glorious Lord Shall pompously attend : Christ shall come w ith dreadful noise, L ightnings sw ift and thund ers loud; W ith the g reat A rchangel’s voice, And w ith the trum p of God. F irst th e dead in Christ shall rise. Then we th a t yet remain Shall be caught up to th e skies, And see our Lord again: We shall meet Him in th e air. All ra p t up to heaven shall be; Find, and love, and praise him there. To all eternity. — C. Wesley.
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