T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S
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God unto salvation to every one that be lieveth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek” (Rom. 1:16). Question: What does the Lord Jesus say about confessing Him before men? Answer: “Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven” (Matt. 10:32). Question: Is a person ever saved by good works? Answer: “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves : it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast” (Eph. 2:8, 9).
Louise’s Gift
Search the Scriptures Locate the following scriptures, giving chapter and verse, Sind fill in the blanks: 1. “ Giving thanks - - - - - - for - - - things unto God.” 2. “My mouth shall speak th e -------------- of the Lord.” 3. “While I live’ will I - - - - - - the Lord.” 4. “ Be careful for - - - - — - ; but in -----------------------by prayer and supplication with - - -------- --------------- let your requests be made known unto God.” 5. “And whatsoever ye do - ------------ or ------- , do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving------------- to God and the Father by him.” 6. “Unto thee, O God, do we. give ------------, unto thee do we g iv e ---------------: for that thy name is near th y ------------------ ---------- declare.” 7. “ Blessed be the Lord, who - - - - - loadeth us w ith ------------------ , even the God o f o u r --------.---------- .” A Little Child of Seven (Tune: “ Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus” ) A little child o f seven Or even three or four, Can enter into heaven Through Christ, the open D oor; For when the heart believeth On Christ the Son.of God, ’Tis then the child receiveth Salvation through His blood. / ' ’— S elected . New K. Y. B. C. Members The following have read through the Gospel ac cording to John and are now members of the Know Your Bible Club: Cottonwood, Calif.: George, Ruby, and Ruth Martin (Miss May Arbuthnat, teacher). Fitchburg, Mass.: Phyllis Congram; Anna; Dor othy, Marion, and Ruth Deery; Doris Draper; Amos, Jean, and Shirley Denno; Charlotte, Geral dine, Mary, and Milton Haase; Beverlea and Joyce Hawes; George Hersey; Helen Holm; Phyl lis Jackson; Gloria Jacobs; Margaret and Ruth Kunger; June Lehtola; Myna Makela; Irene, Louise, and Nancy Marchant; Chandler Newcombe; Florence'Parkhurst; Evelyn Philiponis; Irene Pud- dicombe; Janet Stimson; Helen Stitson; Alice Tamalonis; Ida, Marjorie, and Robert Whitney; William Williams; Marjorie Wonnka (A . B. Holm, pastor). Grandview, T ex.: Josephine, Lois, Marie, and Mary Sue Chandler; Cleo and W illie Glenn Fred rick; Francis, George, S. E., and M. D. Jenkins; Ruth Jordan; Billy Orr; Charlene, Ilene, and Irene Whitson (Miss Ruth R. Jenkins, teacher). Grayson, K y .: Gloria Dell Darroh; Agnes and Elizabeth Glass; Ollie Morgan; Evelyn Parsons (Mrs. George Swanagan, leader). Greeley, Colo.: Hazel Anderson; Victoria Gus tafson; Calvin Hanson; Betty June and Dorothy Ann Larson; Billy Lott; Jimmie Ryan (Mrs. Philip Hanson, leader). Linton, Ind.: Zada and Merry Bobbitt; Freda Bolten; t Sam Hoffeditz; Norma Kemble; Melba Jene Miller; Areva Moody; Jeanette Nelson; Eu gene Page; Ferris Pope; Dickie and Flavah Squire (Gordon B. Kemble, pastor). Litchfield, M ich.: Chester and Norman Briarly; Wayne and Howard Ely; Ruth and Lois Isles; Mildred Kline; Gladys and Wilma Ladd (Miss Lorena Whitcomb, teacher). Markle, Ind.: Rose Mary Bear; Clare Louise Fausz; Elnora and Jean Richardson; Dorothy Walters (Edith V . Walters, leader), Marquette, N ebr.: Rodger Goeths; John Henry Green; Shirley Houston; Blossom Olson (Miss Lydia E. Peterson, leader). Merrill, W is.: Rosalie Adams; Harry and PauJ Anderson; Ruth Hill; Alice Ann and Wil- helmina Johnson; Eleanor Olson (Martha V. Bjorkensen, teacher). Newton, Kans.: Richard and Russell Altum; Charles, George, and Wanda Anderson; Norma Balding; Caroline, Dorothy, and Mary Higgins; Lemoine Rickman; Lola and Ruth Warhurst (Mrs. C. E. Bridgman, teacher). Philadelphia, P a.: David R. T. Kruse. Portland, O re.: Clara M. Hopkins. Rochester, M inn.: Loretta Fellows; Donald Lang; Helen Meredith; Harold Nelsen (Mrs. Fred Jorgensen, teacher). San Francisco, Calif.: Phyllis Fong; Patricia Lee; Pauline Lee; Virginia Leong; Mary Wong; Theodora Wong (Hannah M. Holmgren, teacher). Thunder Hawk, S. D .: Lila Dix (Mrs. Anna C. Pierson, leader).
f we only had a piano!” How often the girls of the Euodia Club had wished for some musical in strument for their chorus singing! Louise had been having many happy times in this Bible study club, whose name means “ fragrance” and whose members seek to “be fragrant for Christ.” But Louise and the other girls often spoke of how much better it would be if they could be sure o f the tunes of the songs which they loved to sing. One day the teacher, realizing the need, said to the girls, “Let us ask our heavenly Father for a piano. He is concerned about all our needs, and is able to give us a piano if it will be for His glory.” Then Louise and her friends began to pray for a piano. Weeks passed and the answer did not come, but the girls, en couraged by a faithful teacher, kept on praying. After one of the club meetings in which special prayer had been offered for this need, Louise hurried home as usual. As she passed through the front door, she glanced at her piano. It had been standing there for months and years, but somehow it looked different today. She realized in a new way that it belonged to her, and it seemed to say, “Louise, why don’t you give me to your girls’ club? You don’t use me much, and there are many girls there who would enjoy me.” “Why, I never thought of giving my piano,” ,said Louise, thinking aloud. “ But if the Lord wants it, I’m willing to give it —only I must ask Daddy first.” When her father came home that night, Louise told him of the need for a piano in the club, and of her desire to give hers. Her father thought a moment, then said, “ The piano is yours, Louise. Your mother gave it to you, and if you wish to give it to the club, you may.” Louise could hardly wait until the next meeting. When she told o f her decision to give her own piano, the hearts o f the teacher and girls were all deeply touched. They knew that Louise was giving, like Mary of Bethany, a real love gift to her Lord. The piano is now in the home where the Euodia Club meets, and is helping many girls to become fragrant for the Lord Jesus Christ.—M. S. H. Bible Children Do you know the following Bible children ? 1. A boy who “ from a child” had “known the holy Scriptures.” 2. A little girl who attended a prayer meeting. 3. A baby boy whose coming was. an nounced to his father by an angel. 4. A little maid who served in a great captain’s home. 5. A baby whose bed was an ark made o f bulrushes. 6. A little boy with a “listening ear” to hear God’s voice. Memory Work for August Question: Will the Lord Jesus cast out those who come to Him? Answer: “All that the Father giveth me shall come to m e; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out” (John 6:37). Question: What should be the attitude of all believers toward the gospel ? Answer: “ For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of
“ He telleth the number of the stars” (Psa. 147:4). “Are not two sparrows sold for a far thing? and one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father” (Matt. 10:29). When I go out to walk at night And see the stars aglow, I like to think God made them all And watches where they go. But then, I think, the Bible says He shields the sparrows' brood. He makes them light upon the ground And gives them daily food. , So I am not afraid at all Since these two things I've seen, For stars and sparrows know G od's care, And I come in between! — Helen Honeyman Edwards. Do You Know? How are the following connected with the story of the burial and resurrection of the Lord Jesus? 1. Joseph of Arimathea. 2. Peter. 3. Nicodemus.
4. A great stone. ' S. Mary Magdalene. 6. An earthquake. 7. A garden. 8. Sweet spices. 9. First day o f the week. 10. Pilate.
How to Join the K. Y. B. Club To become a member of the Know Your Bible Club, read through the Gospel according to John, using either your own Bible or a Gospel of John which will be sent upon request. When the Gospel has been read, and a state ment to this effect, signed by parent or Sun day-school teacher, has been sent to the Editor of the Junior King’s Business, a K.Y.B.C. pin will be mailed. Sunday-school classes or clubs desiring to order ten or more Gospels or pins may wish to share the cost of these supplies, as the Lord directs: Gospels, postpaid, five cents each— in quantity, three cents; pins, without postage, two cents each. However, no one is to do without à Gospel or pin because of lack of money. Address: Junior King’s Busi ness, 558 South Hope St., Los Angeles, Calif.
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