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deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me” (Lk. 9:23). Are we willing to submit our lives to the searching light of Christ's words, that chal lenge us to a holy life, different in quality from the worldly, selfish standards with which we have been too often content? Dare we face Mount Calvary with its lonely crosses, His cross and mine, that it may be "no more I, but Christ that lives in me”? . . . If so, we may go forth not counting on our own strength but on the glorious strength of the risen Christ. —H. E a rn sh aw S m ith .
in law is a God against me, but a God in Christ is a God with me and for me. Oh, beloved ones, do you know anything of this? Can you say "my God”—that God is your God in all the opulence of His di vine and essential nature and glory of His love and grace!— J. D en h am S m it h . MAY 9 Beloved of God "T o all that be in Rome, beloved o f God, called to be saints” (Rom. 1:7). Note that while God loved the whole world, it is the saints who are called the “beloved of God." They are His house hold, His dear children. Sinners should believe that God loved them and gave His Son for them: but saints, that they are the "beloved of God.” The unsaved are never named God’s "beloved.” A man, even, may, and should, love his neighbors: but his wife and children are “his beloved.” — W illiam R. N ew el l .
MAY 10 With Christ
"And Jesus said unto him. Verily I say unto thee, T oday shalt thou be with me in paradise” (Lk. 23:43). One of the old martyrs said to his per secutors as they were leading him to death: "You take a life from me that I cannot keep, and bestow a life upon me that I can not lose.”—D. L. M oody . MAY 11 “He Careth for You” "Casting all your care upon him” (1 Pet. 5 :7 ). "Cast not aw ay therefore your confi dence" (Heb. 10:35). It is God’s will that I should cast
MAY 8 My God
" God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them " (2 Cor. 5:19). A God in nature is a God above me, for who by searching can find out God—His works any more than Himself? . . . A God
All care on Him each day: He also bids me not to cast My confidence away.
K I N G ’S B U S I N E S S CO PRO RATA PRICE S «MH» AVAILABLE ONLY TO A NY ONE qualifying as a Club Organizer, by sending in just THREE SUBSCRIPTIONS for * the balance of the calendar year of 1939 and enclosing $ 1.74 , can make the pro rata rates available to his friends on a constantly REDUCING SCALE. See column 5 in table below. CLUB ORGANIZERS the general public— although ANY ONE with a little effort can become a Club Organizer and thus qualify for these rates. Organizers can, if they wish, operate their clubs at a profit, charging the full standard prices quoted in Column 3 below and remitting to us the amounts shown in Columns 4 or 5, depending upon the size of their clubs. The commission for each 9 months’ subscription in a club of ten would be 61 cents. All the subscriptions will mature on one date— January 1, 1940. Study the table below and write us TODAY for sample copies, receipt books, and report forms. Ten Subscriptions For Only $5.10 The still better price of 51 cents per subscriber is available in Clubs of Ten. O f course these are the NET (LOWEST) PRICES to the organizer — not to
CLUB SUBSCRIPTION
PRO RATA RATE TABLE
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(1)
(4)
(5)
(!) You
No. of Months
Month of
You Send
On Clubs of 3 to 9 Remit
Ordered
Subscription
Collect
Us
12 11 10
January 1939 February 1939 March 1939
$1 .50
$ .70
$ .75
1.37 1.25 1.12 1.00
.64 .58 .51 .45 .39 .33 .27 .21 .15 .10
.69 .64 .58 .53 .47 .41 .35 .29 .23 .17
9 8 7
April May June July
1939 1939 1939 1939 1939
.87 .75 .62 .50 .37 .25 .12
6 5 4 3 2 1
August
September 1939 October 1939 November 1939 December 1939
.05
.11
EXAM PLE: A person subscribing m April, 1939, for a subscription to be added to a Club of Ten th at was organized in January, 1939, would pay the club organizer $1.12 for a nine-months* subscription (see table above) instead of $1.50. Your commission as organizer
would be 61 cents (the difference between $1.12 and 51 cen ts), and “ e su“scriPtlOB would come up for renewal with all your other sub- scriptions in December of 1939, for January 1, 1940. .. . . , , . _ „ _ \ .
Add 25 cents for each Canadian or foreign subscription . THE KING'S BUSINESS
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