King's Business - 1951-10

MISCELLANEA Rivers, like men, become crooked by following the line of least resistance. A thief kicked in the window of the Kroch Book Store, 206 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, and stole ten books val­ ued at $152 from a display. He ignored a copy of the Bible valued at $40. The average value of one of the stolen books was $15.20; hence, even from a monetary standpoint, the Bible which the thief ignored was worth more than any other book he stole. Just why he ignored the Bible we do not know, but it is possible that he passed it up because he didn’t think it was worth much. Too many people underestimate the value of the Bible, yet it is the Book which the Spirit of God uses to produce conviction, conversion, and consecration. All who have been saved, fed, guided, comforted and established by its con­ tents will join the poet and say: This Holy Book I’d rather own, Than all the gold and gems That e’er on monarch coiffure shone, And all their diadems. Nay! were the sea one chrysolite, The earth one golden ball, And diamonds all the stars of night, This Book is worth them all! — Tout M. Olson

Talking Bibles New recordings of the King James Version of the Bible are now being dis­ tributed among the sightless by the American Bible Society and the Library of Congress. The records are being is­ sued by the American Foundation for the Blind to a potential audience of 30,000. —Bible Soc. Record

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REGULAR RADIO BROADCASTS As the Lord provides, we lengthen our cords and strengthen our stakes. Address the Secretary-Treasurer 542 S. Dearborn St. Chicago, Illinois A C C O R D I O N S FAMOUS ITALIAN MAKES Avotloblo to Bib!« Students. Christian Workers ,

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Ten Reasons for a Family Altar It will sweeten home life and enrich home relationship as nothing else can do. It will resolve all misunderstanding and relieve all friction that may enter the home. It will hold our boys and girls to the Christian ideal and determine their last­ ing welfare. It will send us forth to our task for the day, in school, home, office, store, and factory, true to do our best and determined in what we do to glorify God. It will give strength to meet bravely any disappointments and adversities as they come. It will make us conscious through the day of the attending presence of a di­ vine Friend and Helper. It will hallow our friendship with our guests in the home. It will reinforce the influence and work of the church and Sunday school. It will encourage other homes to make a place for Christ and the church. It will honor our Father above and express our gratitude for His mercy and blessing. cussion of matters of introduction and the “weighing of all possible or impos­ sible meanings” and extensive documen­ tation. He does reveal a wide acquaint­ ance, however, with the literature on the epistle. The hook will be read and studied with great profit by layman and pastor alike, although occasional positions, such as the punishment of the believer after death for apostasy, will be widely ques­ tioned by most Evangelicals. 301 pages. The Paternoster Press, London. Cloth. Price, 12 shillings, sixpence. WANTED: A CHEF Westmont College, Santa Barbara, California, is seeking a Christian chef, single or a couple. Experience in dietetics and in serving large groups necessary. State experience, qualifica­ tions, salary, etc., in a letter to: Office of Comptroller Westmont College 55 La Paz Road Santa Barbara, California T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S BOOK REVIEWS (Continued from Page 18)

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In just one month 12 Mo­ hammedan boys were received into the new Home in the Jordan. The homes in China and Lebanon continue to serve the needs of the desti­ tute children, "helping the helpless to help themselves.” Your prayer interest is re­ quested. You will want to secure the story of "God’s Other Chil­ dren," and have one of our missionary speakers. Write for particulars.

A 16 mm- sound Koda- chrome portrayal of the son of a Bedouin chief: the school in action with over 38 youngsters now in training.

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