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T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S

October, 1938

Bob Jones College Approximately 500 students recently en­ rolled at Bob Jones College, Cleveland, Tenn., an increase of 100 over last year, and the largest enrollment in the history of the institution, according to a report re­ ceived from officials of the college. Formal opening exercises were held on Wednes­ day, September 7, with Bob Jones, Jr., acting president of the college, in charge. At the first of the series of revival services —meetings always conducted by Bob Jones, Sr., president and founder of the in­ stitution, as a part of the opening exercises —more than thirty students made a profes­ sion of faith in Christ. W ork is being rushed on the new mod­ em, fireproof, brick dormitory and class­ room building, with a view to occupying it not later than December 1, 1938. ^ SELFISHNESS [Continued from p ag e 331 ] “I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.” (Psa. 46:6, 8-11, R. V .). As we who know the Lord view the self­ ish strife of nations and then read in God’s Word of their future disaster, what should we do? W e know that at Calvary a loving Creator and Lord has made the supreme effort to bring a rebellious world to Himself. “God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them: and hath committed unto us the word of reconciliation” (2 Cor. 5 :1 9 ). Let us, then, as "ambassadors for Christ,” plead with the lost: "Be ye reconciled to God” (v. 2 0). Then we— and those we are en­ abled to win to our Saviour—will rejoice when “he shall reign, whose right it is." Organized Fundamentalism Goes on in Ohio Readers of T h e K ing ’ s B u sin ess living in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky will be pleased to leam of the Third Annual Ohio Christian Fundamentals Association Con­ vention to be held October 17 to 20 in First Reformed Church of Xenia, Ohio. A. L. Scherry is pastor of the host church. ■ Ohio Fundamentalists have been organ­ ized for some time and have carried on a fine program each fall for three years. The organization is composed of pastors and businessmen from numerous Ohio communi­ ties. T . Richard Dunham of Findlay, Ohio, is President, and William E. Troup of Akron is Executive Secretary. Speakers scheduled for this fall’s con­ ference include Donald Grey Barnhouse, Don R. Falkenberg, Fred Kendal, T . A. Lambie, and Alva J. McClain. The confer­ ence leaders will welcome the attendance of all who desire Christian fellowship and feasting upon God’s Word. G IFTS RECEIVED BY THE 1I327-..... 1.00 11339...... 10.00 11351...... 2.00 11328...... 30.00 11340...... 2.00 11352...... 2.00 11329...... 11.00 11341.... .. 5.75 11353...... 3.00 11330...... 2.00 11342....... 5.00 11354...... 45.00 11331...... 1.00 11343....... 2.25 11355...... 5.00 11332...... 2.00 11344...... 2.00 11356...... 1.00 11333...... 1.00 11345....... 2.00 11357...... 4.00 11334...... 3.00 11346...... 1.00 11358.... - 2.00 11335...... 1.00 11347....... 2.00 11359...... 2.00 11336...... 10.00 11348....... 2.00 11360...... 2.00 11337...... 1.00 11349...... 2.00 11361...... 3.00 11338...... .50 11350...... 3.00 BIBLE INST ITUTE [Continued from pag e 322]

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