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CHARIOTEER: A story of Old Egypt in the Days of Joseph, by Gertrude Eberle. This full-length novel has grown out of the author’s curiosity as to the details of Joseph’s life after he was sold into slavery and taken into Egypt. Mrs. Eberle’s wide travel in Egypt has enabled her to depict the customs of that land, and Joseph’s part in them authentically from the standpoint of Egyptology as well as that of the Bible record. From the first glimpse of the long dragon-like c a r a v a n of Ishmaelite merchantmen twisting its arduous way over searing desert sand, to the last great royal chariot race in Memphis, the reader is swept through a colorful fast-moving d r a m a of suspense, pathos, intrigue, love and struggle. As plot and counterplot unfold, in the heart of Raanah, the hero, a violent spiritual conflict rages, out of which faith in God emerges triumphant over trust in the famous goddess, Ishtar. A hard-to-lay-aside book. 295 pages. Eerdmahs Pub. Co. Cloth. Price $2.50. THE ATOMIC BOMB AND THE AP­ PROACHING CRISIS, by Dr. Luther C. Peak. A vital and stirring treatment of the matter of atomic power and the prophesied end-time events in the Bible. Dr. Peak’s contention is that we are now approaching the scheduled happenings leading to the coming of Christ in power and glory. 88 pages. Evangelistic Press, Da l l a s , Texas. Paper. Price not given. MORMONISM UNMASKED, by Dr. Dan Gilbert Another in the booklet series by Dr. Gilbert on needed subjects, this volume faithfully exposes the falsity of this cult. 40 pages. Zon- dervan Pub. House. Paper. Price 35c. SCIENCE AND TRUTH, by Dr. L. Allen Highley, Ph. D., D. Sc. Another edition of this classic which was first pub­ lished in 1940. This is an authoritative and factual dealing with the great questions of science and their relation to the Bible. Dr. Highley begins with the opening sentence in Genesis and, in a m a s t e r f u l way, progresses through the weighty material there to the account of the fall of man. The treatment, though convincing, is not heavy, and can be easily compre­ hended by y o u n g e r readers. The author’s purpose “to show that the Bible and true? science agree, and to

show the deceptions of evolution, and to honor the Creator,” seems to be adequately realized. 287 pages. Flem­ ing H. Revell. Cloth. Price $2.00. THROUGH THE ROOF, by Sarah Elizabeth Gosselink. Interesting fiction dealing with the story of the healing of the man who was sick of the palsy, and who was let down before Christ through the roof. By the author of the prize novel, “Roofs Over Strawtown.” 100 pages. Eerdmans Pub. Co. Cloth. Price 75c. DANGEROUS MISSION, by Bernard Palmer. An imaginative tale of ad­ ventures with an airplane, Wistful Nell. Excellent for young people. 58 pages. Zondervan Pub. House. Cloth. Price 60c. MODERNISM, by Dan Gilbert. An expose 6f the F e d er a 1 Council of Churches in America in the light of Bible prophecy. 40 pages. Zo«ndervan Pub. House. Paper. Price 35c. THE LAST HYMN AND OTHER SELECTIONS, by Nancy Hearae Grif­ fin. A compilation of poems, hymns and sacred selections, many of which are the author’s own composition. 24 pages. Order from P. O. Box 327, Mon­ terey Park, Calif. Paper. Price 20c, or 7 for $1.00. THE HAND OF GOD IN THE SUDAN, by Dr. Albert D. Reiser. The author has had many years of service in Africa with the Sudan Interior Mis­ sion, and testifies to God’s faithful­ ness from a full experience. 150 pages. Fleming H. Revell. Paper. No price given. SOME VITAL QUESTIONS, by George W. Truett, D. D. Th i s is the first volume of the Truett Memorial Series, comprising the writings of the great Southern preacher. There Is first a short biographical sketch, and then a series of fourteen messages, the titles of which are all in question form. Dr. Truett had a rich, full life and min­ istry, and there is much to be gained by reading his wo r ks . These ad­ dresses are f i l l e d with excellent Illustrative material, characteristic of Dr. Truett’s preaching. An excellent volume for ministers and Christian workers. 192 pages. Broadman Press, Nashville, Tenn. Cloth. Price $2.00. TH E K I NG ' S BUS I NE S S

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