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SPECIAL OFFER ON PROPHETIC ROOKS What of the Night? By DR. ARTHUR I. BROWN Noted Scientist and Eminent Physician When will the Age end?—Will we ever write 1937?— How near are we to the reign of the Antichrist, the Great Tribulation and the Battle of Armageddon?—Is another World War imminent?—What national changes will occur during the next few years?—Can we determine with any degree of Certainty the End-Time Period?—What of the Revelations of the Occult?—What of Russia?—When will the Saints be Translated?—How will the end come? The above are some of the startling questions answered by Dr. Brown in this Amazing Book. So great has been the demand for this book that 50,000 copies have been printed since March, 1931. New, im proved edition. See Publisher’s Address below. Price 35 cents, 3 copies $1.00 “ The Great Tribulation” A NEW BOOK By Rev. T. RICHARD DUNHAM Foreword by \Villiam L. Pettingill, D.D. Here is the most complete treatment of this subject we have found anywhere. It shows what The Great Tribula tion is, when it will take place, whom it will affect, who will escape it, when it will end, and what the outcome will be. , | „ . Dr. Pettingill says, "Mr. Dunham has put us all in his debt by writing on this subject, and his testimony as set forth in the chapters of this book will be found to be clear and convincing." Paper 25e; Cloth 60c postpaid; 5 Copies Paper Cover, $1.00. As a SP EC IA L OFFER, we will send both books (paper cover) for 50c postpaid. FUNDAMENTAL TRUTH STORE Box No. 67 Dept. K HoytviUe, Ohio
MAY 30 Faith and Faithfulness “ They which he o f faith are blessed with faithful Abraham” (Gal. 3:9). A consecrated life is one that springs from faith having done its part, so that the man receives into his soul whatever God has been pleased to offer to him, and rejoices with “joy unspeakable and full of glory,” in this provision which the A l mighty has now made for him in Christ Jesus. But as he steps away from the place where God visited him, to give him these blessings, first for his own enjoy ment and delight, then the very next mo ment he has to exhibit faithfulness. What ever God may be pleased to ask from him, he from the depths of a thankful soul has to pass back again to his Creator, out of gratitude for God’s love. This is the life of consecration, and Abraham is brought before us as a special example of a man who, having faith, was led to be faithful. —P rebendary W ebb -P eploe . MAY 31 Riches in Christ “A ll power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. Go ye . . . and, lo, I am with you" (Matt. 28:18, 19). Do we doubt His power? Not for a mo ment. Do we doubt His wisdom? Do we mistrust His choice for us? Not for a moment. And yet so few o f His followers consider prayer worth while. . . . Are we afraid to put God to the test? . . .
Christian man 30 years old needs employment immediately. Wife sick. Will go anywhere. Write: F. SNELL, 325 N. 11th St., Paterson, N. J. Whenever God makes a promise, let us boldly say, as did Paul, “I believe God” (Acts 27:25), and trust Him to keep His word. . . . Let us get a fresh glimpse of the “ riches of his glory,” which He places at our disposal, and of all the mighty power given unto Him, Then, let us get a fresh vision of the world and all its needs. Why, the wonder is, not that we pray so little, but that we can ever get up from our knees if we realize our own need, the needs o f our home and our loved ones, the needs of our pastor and the church, the needs of our city, our country, the needs of the heathen and the Moham medan world. All these needs can be met by the riches o f God in Christ Jesus. — R ic h a r d s o n . There Is a Green Hill Far Away There is a green hill far away, Without a city wall; Where the dear Lord was crucified, Who died to save us all. Oh dearly, dearly has He loved, And we must love Him, to o ; And trust in His redeeming blood, And try His works to do. —C ecil F. A lexander .
"CONVEN IENCE” A N O U T S T A N D IN G FEATURE O F HOTEL (Frances E.) W IL L A R D IT really doesn't matter just what you most value in the use of the word “ convenience'' as applied to locations in Los An geles; HOTEL WILLARD meets all requirements. Just note this list: To the Business District— A short five minutes walk will bring you to Sixth and Spring Streets, the very center of the banking and financial world. To the Shopping District— Three minutes to the South runs Seventh Street, and a few blocks along that thoroughfare, past the entrances of many important shops, will lead you to Broad way and the remainder of the city’s great stores. Churches, Clubs and the wonderful Los Angeles Public Library— These are all equally accessible. The Library in particular is noted for its cultural advantages. Some April events are noted below, all of which will be given in commodious Lecture Rooms within two minutes walk of the entrance of the HOTEL WILLARD.
April 9: 7:30 P.M. A S T R O N O M Y LECTURE “ SOME FAMOUS AMERICAN OBSERVATORIES” By Dr. Mars Baumgardt Auspices, Amateur Telescope Mak ers Society. April 12: 7:30 P.M. ILLUSTRATED TRAVEL LECTURE “ AN ARTIST RAMBLES THROUGH LONDON” By Victoria Williamson
April 13: 7:30 P.M. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
“ FOLK LORE OF THE WILD FLOWERS OF CALIFORNIA” By Frank Schilling April 28: 7:30 P.M. “ SHAKESPEARE ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM WITH MUSIC” By Eric Mayne
Hotel Willard is operated as a strictly high class, exclusive hotel, cater ing to the Christian public, transient and residential trade. For men and women. Excellent restaurant in connection. Rooms with private bath $25.00 to $35.00 per month. Detached bath $15.00 to $22.00 per month. Daily and Weekly Rates in Proportion WILLARD HOTEL COMPANY • Los Angeles 536-40 S O U T H H O P E STREET, A D J O IN IN G PUBLIC LIBRARY F. B. HARRISON, Manager
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