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In tliis new book typical o f the pulpit ministry of the pastor o f the Moody Mem orial Church, Chicago, the publishers offer a compilation o f twelve sermons on evangelical subjects. With directness and evangelistic fervor, the messages exalt the Lord Jesus Christ, glory in His finished work, and bring the reader face to face with the truth o f God. Placed in the hands o f believers or the unsaved, this volume will bring God’s message in an appealing form. 192 pages. Pickering & Inglis (Lon don) and Loizeaux Bros. (New York). Cloth. Price $1.00. Helps to the Study of the Bible Whether one is in need of Biblical his tory or measurements, photographic plates o f embalmed Pharaohs, or a synthetic view o f any one of the Bible’s sixty-six books, this comprehensive work will yield valu able information. The book is id five logical divisions: The Bible; The Old Testament; The Apoc rypha; The New Testament; and Palestine, Its Inhabitants, Physical Geography, Cus toms, etc. There is a comparison of Egyptian and Greek alphabets, a complete catalogue of the animals, birds, and insects mentioned in the Scriptures, and a commentary on the precious stones and botanical specimens of the Bible—all alphabetically arranged. A good concordance and a harmony of the Gospels are included. The busy Bible student will find Helps to the Study o f the Bible to be a library in one volume. 5 x 7 j ^ x l % inches. Oxford University Press. Cloth. Price $3.00. Charles W . Abel o f Kwato was built on pioneer lines. His was the vision that sees the possibilities of an undeveloped field, the faith that dares to brush aside the curtains o f precedent, the persistence that holds on in the face o f seemingly insur mountable difficulty, and the practical holi ness necessary to convince heathen hearts o f the validity o f his message concerning a holy God—all this and more was his possession through matchless grace. Abel was given the privilege o f pioneer ing in a field where personal risk was taken for granted, where opposition was in the air, among a people who were so spiritually dwarfed that, humanly speaking, successful Christian work was an utter impossibility. And yet this amazing man from London succeeded, and did it so well that today, to those who knew him, the name of Charles Abel is a synonym for all that is Christlike and inspiring. The book is really well written. It has what many modern biographies lack, namely, a vital message, charmingly pre sented. Vividly, sympathetically, and with a sureness of touch born of thorough knowledge o f his field, Russell Abel has given us a picture of one who was at once a prodigious worker, a mighty prayer war Charles W . Abel of Kwato By R ussell W . A bel
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