King's Business - 1941-04

T H E K IN G ’ S B U S I N E S S

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April, 1941

Calvary By ROBERT G. LEE

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The two messages"of this booklet, “ Cal­ vary’' and “What He Was Made,” are re­ printed from “Winona Echoes,” 1939. The former study is a meditation on the cross and its centrality in the divine plan. The' latter; deals with four things which Christ •was made! “Made Flesh,” “Made a Curse,” “Made Sin,” and “Made Alive.” The lan­ guage is beautiful, almost poetic, and the author shows deep insight into the heart of the truths he presents. 22 pages. Zondervan Pub. House. Paper. Price 25 cents. Do Not Sin Against the Cross By S. J. REID An earlier volume by Dr. Reid, entitled Seven Windows, delighted readers who came upon it last year, when in search of medita­ tions for the Easter season. This second book, also centering in the cross of Christ, i£ a cheering and stabilizing message for a world of unrest. It amplifies the thought that “apart from, God and the cross of Christ, man has no power to make a new and better world. . . . The cross has not failed in these dangerous days.” There are fifteen chapters, each one beginning with the words “The Cross. . . The relation of the cross to Christ Himself, to God, to the church, to the Christian, to sin, to redemp­ tion, to human failure, and to victorious resurrection is clearly shown. 150 pages. Wm. B. Eerdmans Pub. Co. Cloth. Price $ 1 . 00 . The Whirlwind By ETHEL HUBLER v The title of this temperance booklet by the editor of the National Voice is taken from Hosea 8:7. The book is a stirring ap­ peal to the Christians of América to enlist in the cause of temperance both by prayer and by work. It is interestingly written, full of facts and stories and some statistics illustrating the terrific effect the répeal of the Eighteenth Amendment has had oh 'Amer­ ica. 48 pages. The National Voice. Paper.- Price 25 cents. Marvel Mantel By GEORGE H. DOWKONTT , The Fulton Street Noon Prayer Meeting, established in -New York in 1857 and con­ tinuing to the present day, has been the scene of many remarkable answers to prayer. George H. Dowkontt, like his. father before him, has been closely identified with this work. In the present volume, Dr. Dowkontt has recalled striking instances of

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God’s goodness as they have been related to his own life and the lives of others. Because the stories are true, they are a stimulation to faith. 160 pages. Loizeaux Bros. Cloth. Price $1.00." The Eleventh “ Hour” By ARTHUR I. ’BROWN Although recent world events have been kaleidoscopic, the vortex of the whirlwind has been moving rapidly toward the land of the Book. Dr. Brown synchronizes the world and the Word, and seeks to prepare one for .the twelfth hour which he vividly portrays as being at hand. 159 pages. Funda­ mental Truth Publishers. Paper.,; Price 75 cents. The book contains well-written stories circulatory among the Palestinian rural and city people concerning animals, •trees, plants, and magic with its cures. There is granted insight into both the Arabian and Jewish mind. 103 pages^ Wm. B. Eerdmans Pub. Co. Cloth. Price $1.00. The Christian Attitude Toward War By LORAINE BOETTNER In this book, the subject of war is studied from several angles : “War in the Old Testa­ ment,” “In the New Testament,” “War Caused by Sin,” ‘‘America Not’ a Militaristic Nation,” “Compulsory Military Training,” “War As à Judgment on Nations.” •Dr. Boettrier takes the reader through the Bible; showing what he.believes to be God’s The Folklore of Palestine By BARBARA M. BOWEN TRIUMPHANT ART PUBLISHERS, AN- derson, Ind., or Sacramento, Calif. Page 165. a n n u i t i e s ______________ AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, BIBLE House,. New York, N. Y. Inside front cover. BANKING (SAVINGS) EQUITABLE 7 PLAN COMPANY, 704 S. Spring: St., .Los Angeles. Calif. Page 150. BIBLE BINDING GRACE WHIDDEN 1940 B È R M U D A } Long Beàç'h.: Calif. Page 157. - _ BIBLE GAMES GOODENGUGP 6c WOGLOM CO., 296 Broadway. New .York, N. Y. Page 167. FAIVRE ' ANNOTATED NEW TES.TA- ment, English, 35- cts. ; French. German, 45 cts. ; bound copies, 6$ cts. ; Chinese, 40 cts. A. G-ih,; sponsor ; Alice Fcntannaz, 506 Oak­ dale. Avenue, Chicago. 111. .: . BIBLES o x f o r d U n iv e r s it y p r e s s , 114 f if t h Ave., New York. Page 145.

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