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sayers and seeks satisfaction wherever it may be found from the lips of the man of God. . This interest is being intensified through the conferences being held in all sections of the country,— Fundamental Conferences where proper emphasis is being given by great Bible teachers to the neglected truths of the Scriptures. Letters come from all directions praising God for this blessed work. In addition to this, Prophetic Associations are being formed through out the country bringing into close fellowship the evangelists, ministers and teachers of all denominations. ’ This is both Scriptural and sensible. “ How can two walk together except they be agreed?” Here a bond is created which strengthens and encourages those who have some real fighting to do, assuring them of fel lowship and prayer in this good work. , _ This is a good sign, and it is reasonable to believe that these associa tions will he multiplied as the days go by. The majority of the members of the evangelical churches are true believers, hut many have not been sufficiently indoctrinated in the great truths of the Scriptures to enable them to meet the subtle devices of Satan, and they need the encouragement and help which comes from association with those of a common faith. This fundamental teaching also encourages pastors to give more heed to expository preaching which always insures deeper interest in the Word of God. As an outgrowth of these fundamental gatherings, a large number of magazines— monthly and quarterly— of large and small dimensions— have sprung up and are being used of God to scatter the seed of the Word in all directions. V “ Birds of a feather flock together” and these “ birds of Paradise” are being brought into a new and holy fellowship, independent of denomina tional lines, which does not alter their loyalty to their own chosen church es. Thank God for this new type of real brotherhood! Pray for one S K f T. C. H. m m HIGH-HANDED APOSTASY A few weeks ago a churchmen’s congress was held in connection with an English college. The speakers in this gathering were men of wide repu tation and very liberal views. Their utterances in denial of the vital doc trines of time-honored Christianity were along the same lines as heard from liheralists in this country, and need not be repeated here. Quota tions from the speakers were widely published under startling headlines, for some editors seem to glory in the fact that modern scholarship is com ing to agree with men who have always ridiculed the Bible and Christianity. Here is one result of the scattering of these liberal opinions through the newspapers. The Buddhist Chronicle of Ceylon gets out a special issue. A large headline says, ‘ ‘ Christ not Divine '. Jesus a Palestinian Jew. A Blow from the Inside. ’’
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