King's Business - 1917-06

THE KING’S BUSINESS.

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Hi 111 1111111111111111111111 m 11111111111111111111111 | COVER ILLUSTRATION | ~ P OR the illustration on the front 5 cover this month, we present a S =: view of the Dasmascus Gate, through = EE the courtesy of Dr. William Evans, s 2 for whom the film was made. It E tj: was through this very gate that Saul S = of Tarsus was led, blindfolded, a = E convert to the Christian religion. It = E will be recalled that he had gone E E , thither, “breathing out threatenings — ¡s and slaughter against the disciples of s E the Lord,” but he entered to pray and E E be baptized. = a iiiiiiiiiim im iiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN iiiiiiirc The 365 individuals enrolled as students of the Bible Institute last year represented thirty-five States, twenty-five foreign countries, and the following array of denominational divisions: Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Chris­ tian, Swedish Evangelical, Episcopal, Vol­ unteers of America, Danish-Norwegian Baptist, Christian Reformed, German Reformed, Hoffman Mennonite, Mennonite, Church of God, Evangelical Brethren, United Presbyterian, U. S. Reformed, Soci­ ety of Friends, Brethren in Christ, Swedish Mission, Reformed Presbyterian, English Lutheran, Nazarene, Pisgah, Reformed, German Lutheran, Mennonite '•Brethren, Southern Methodist, Church of the Breth­ ren, Disciples, Swedish Free Church, Chris­ tian Alliance, Free Methodist, Salem Men­ nonite, Swedish Covenant.

find ourselves to be out of this livery, let us repent and amend our lives, so that we may come again to the favor of God, and spend our time in this world to His honor and glory, forgiving our neighbors all such things as they have done against us. And now to make an end: mark here who gave this precept of love—Christ our Saviour Himself. When and at what time? At His departing, when He should suffer death. Therefore these words ought the more to be regarded, seeing He Himself spake them at His last departing from us. May God of His mercy give us grace so to walk here in this world, charitably and friendly one with another, that we may attain the joy which God hath prepared for all those that love Him. --------- O---------- INSTITUTE NOTES A. C. Stewart has been added to the group of former Institute students who are now working under the American S. S. Union. His headquarters are in Prescott, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, Swedish Evangelical Mission, Siang Yang, Hupeh, China, are rejoicing over the arrival of a son—Paul Waldo—on March first, 1917. > Benj. J. Kimber, T6, Payson, Arizona, writes: “I am in a mission field in south­ ern Arizona and having a fine time up here in the mountains, 100 miles from a railroad. Am having packed houses every Sunday night—standing-room goes early. God is blessing His word.”

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