King's Business - 1922-03

THE K I N G ’ S BUS I NE S S Tracts on the Second Coming BE READY! A stirring call to Christians to be ready for the coming of the Lord. Rather startlingly abrupt in its appeal to the sinner maybe, but entirely Scriptural. 2c each; 20c per dozen $1.50 per 100 OUR LORD’S RETURN By D. L. Moody A sermon by D. L. Moody on the Second Coming of Christ, as based on 2 Tim. 3:16. Price 2c ea.; 20c per doz.; $1.00 per 100 THE MISSING ONES The story of how one after another had been missing in a town one morning, and the conster­ nation caused when search failed to reveal their whereabouts. Price 10c per doz.; 75c per 100 HE’S COMING TO-MORROW A simple tract on the second coming, writ­ ten in story form. It is by Harriet Beecher Stowe, the famous author of “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” , 3c each; 30c per dozen; $2.00 per 100 THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST By Dr. R. A. Torrey This is the booklet you want to put into the hands of those who are not as yet interested in the subject of the second coming. Con­ vincingly written. It awakens interest. Price 5c ea.; 50c per doz.; $3.00 per 100 COMING By B. McCall Barbour One of the most delightfully written booklets on the imminent, personal return of the Lord that we have ever seen. Every one who reads it is charmed with it, and therefore this book­ let is especially good to put into the hands of those who know nothing about the “blessed hope” of the Church. Price 6c; 60c per doz. CATECHISM OF THE SECOND COMING By Keith L. Brooks Every question that could consistently be asked concerning the second coming of our Lord, is asked and then fully answered from the Scriptures themselves. A splendid booklet to put into the hands of those who would like to make a real Bible study on this subject. Price 5c each; 50c per dozen If books are to be sent by mail add 10% for postage, unless otherwise specified. Unless cash accompanies order all goods will be sent C. O. D. BIOLA BOOK ROOM Los Angeles, Calif.

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mand, two not mentoined; John— three cases— one by use of means, two by command. Yet Mrs. Eddy (Rudimental Divine Science, p. 11 f) says, “ The lecturer or healer who is indeed a Scientist never lays hands on a patient.” That settles it for Jesus Christ. He was not a Christian Scientist. There is absolutely no comparison be­ tween the methods of Christian Science and those employed by Jesus and His disciples in healing. It is not Chris­ tian. .Christian Science may be a euro for an imaginary disease. It may be an imaginary cure for a real disease— but in the latter case the patient always dies of the disease, whether or not they have been pronounced cured by Chris­ tian Science. God does heal by the direct power of the Holy Spirit in answer to prayer to this day. He does give the gift of heal­ ing when it is for His glory to do so (1 Cor. 12:9). Thousands of Chris­ tians can testify to healing miracles that have been performed in answer to prayer. In some cases Gdd-given means have been used— in others the sup­ pliants have been led to depend upon supernatural power alone. Those who have a profound belief in the Scriptures still hold and teach that God heals, but that the prayer for healing must operate on the same basis as all other prayer— it must be governed by the laws of prayer as laid down in the Word. No one need think their prayer for healing should be heard when they have in their lives all the hindrances to prayer so clearly defined in the Bible. Lrike all prayer also, there can be no assur­ ance of answer until the will of God is discerned, and this can not be discern­ ed so long as there is not a complete yieldedness in the life. God is glorified in the healing of some (Jno. 11:4) but in other cases, He is best glorified in their patient suffering (2 Cor. 12:7-9),

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