King's Business - 1934-05

The Categorical Imperative S o P hilosophy calls it. But the Word of God uses sim­ pler and clearer language. “It was necessary" Paul told the Jews at Antioch, “that the Word of God should first have been spoken to you.” That is, as if he were to say, “I can’t help myself, I have no choice in the matter, it is a categorical im­ perative 1” The imperative lies inherently in the very nature of the case. The natural procedure is to start any Gospel program with the Jew; sentiment surely calls for it ; gratitude too, requires it, if we are at all human ; and most important of all, God com­ mands it! So powerfully was this conviction borne in to the conscience of Paul, and so im­ portant did he consider Jewish conversion, that he cried out, “I could wish that myself were accursed from Christ, for my brethren . . . who are Is­ raelites I” God is just. He promises tribulation, and anguish of soul, to the Jew first! Romans 2:9. By the same token, He asks that in all fairness, thè Gospel of Salvation, and escape from tribulation shall be given “to the Jew first!” Dear child of God ! Can you afford to be less fair than He would have you be? Will you not ask Him to let you see Israel as He sees her? And when He does, a new joy and a new blessing will come to you. Try it. Somehow, we feel that some day you’ll thank us you did. • - Our work still merits your every confidence. It is a program of world wide Gospel testimony to the Jews. Your fellowship in prayer and gift is always wel­ comed and appreciated. THE ' CHO S EN P E O P L E is of course sent to all contributors. AMERICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS TO THE JEWS Incorporated 31 Throop Ave., Brooklyn, N .Y .

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Volume XXV

May, 1934

Number 5

TABLE OF CONTENTS Around the King’s Table—Louis T. Talbot.................................. 171 The Christian Home—Our Country’s Greatest Need —Carl G. Westerdahl............................. ................................... 172 Camouflaged Evil—P. W. Philpott.................................................. 174 God Often Waits, He Never Forgets—Elmer L. Wilder.............. 176 The Mastership of Christ—William Evans....................................178 The Great Red Dragon and the Woman’s Child—in 1934 —Louis S. Bauman................... 179 Girls’ Query Corner—Myrtle E. Scott............................................. 182 Bible Institute Family Grcle.......................................... -................ 183 Our Literature Table............................. 184 Junior King’s Business—Martha S. Hooker.................................. 185 Helps for Preachers and Teachers—Paul Prichard...—...................188 International Lesson Commentary................................. 189 Notes on Christian Endeavor—Mary G. Goodner...........................197 Daily Devotional Readings............................................................... 202 I N F O R M A T I O N F O R S U B S C R I B E R S TERMS: Single Copies........................................ 15c Annual Subscription.............. I ..................................... $1.50 Two-year subscription or two annual subscriptions. 2.50 Five annual subscriptions................................... 5.00 Eleven annual subscriptions..................................... ...10.00 Subscriptions in countries outside of U. S. require 25c extra. ADVERTISING: For information with reference to advertising in THE KING'S BUSINESS address the Religious Press Association, 325 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, or North American Build­ ing, Chicago, Illinois. Entered as Second Class Matter November 17, 1910, at the Post Office at Los Angeles, California, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

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