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people hated because he was a tax- J J ^ Q gatherer. His name was Matthew, and | 1 ,¥ v sometimes he was called Levi. The Jewish people hated tax-gatherers be cause many of them were dishonest. Some men would not want an un popular person to be c a l l e d their friend. The Lord Jesus came to earth to die for sinners, and He welcomed all people as His friends. One day as Matthew was sitting collecting money, the Saviour came to him and said, “Follow me.” The way in which the Lord Jesus spoke those two words, and the look of love in His eyes caused Matthew to know that he wanted to follow the Saviour at once. God’s Word says, “He left all, rose up, and followed him.” (Luke 5:28). After Jesus returned to Heaven, God used Matthew to write the first book in the New Testament. Can you think of some of the things that Matthew had to give up? His friends, his business and his wealth had to be left that he might serve the Lord. Not one of these things was wrong, but they all became sin ful when Matthew gave them first place in his life when that place real ly belonged to God. Matthew made a great feast at his house for Jesus. Many sinners were invited to the f e a s t , for Matthew wanted all of his friends to know that he was now a friend of the Saviour. Perhaps you have never received the Lord Jesus Christ as your Sav iour, for you have loved other people and other things more than you have loved Him. Will you hear Him say, “Follow me,” and like Matthew, quick ly follow the Saviour? The joy and love that He will give to you will be far greater than anything that you may have to leave to becpme His friend. Send for FREE copy of fl STUDY IN PROPHECY — A 12-page Scriptural study Christian Witness to Israel Rm. 205, 69 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 3. N. Y. WHERE P R A Y E R PREVAILS Train for needed Christian service at this growing; Bible School— “ built with prayer.*' The Rood clim ate and mountain scenery o f the famed Co lumbia River are an added inspiration. Accredited courses. FR EE tuition, strong faculty« devoted student body. Ask for catalog. Interesting Monthly Sent Free for a Year to All Inquirers. M U LTNOMAH School o f the B I B L E Willard M. Aldrich, Th.D., Pres. B. B. Sutcliffe, D .D ., John G. Mitchell, D.D Chairman ot Trustee Board Vice-President 703 NflS. Multnomah S t.. Portland 12, G regor
Each course provides a master handbook for. the teacher and corresponding workbooks for the pupil. Handbook of the Summer Bible School A Comprehensive Course for A ll Schools By E leanor . L. D oan Complete All-Bible Courses for Ages 4 to 18 in ready-to-use schedule forms. Object Lessons, Handwork Patterns, Choruses, Missionary Stories, Maps, etc., Teaching Methods, Follow-up Sug gestions, Curriculum, Supplementary Helps.. Y our Course is ready-planned. N o extra equipment or excess accessories needed: A complete Daily Vacation Bible School Manual. Inexpensive, but comprehensive. $2.50. Departmental Manuals Each year's course of study for the departmental teacher, identi?
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cal with the master Handbook of the Summer Bible School. In- dudes a daily program and a special section on supplementary helps. Each departmental teacher should have her own manual. (1 ) Beginner and Primary. (2 ) Junior. (3 ) Intermediate. (4 ) Senior, 75c each. Pupil’s Workbooks Eleven books in Pupil’s Series, for ages 4 to 14. These W ork books correlate exactly the work given in the Handbook ot the Summer Bible School, following closely the teaching course, mem ory wdtk. handwork, etc. Each contains sixteen pages. When tsed in „a Summer Bible School along with the Master Handbook
or Departmental Manuals, no other accessory material is necessary. (1 ) ginner, Age 5. (3 ) Primary, Age 6. Primary, Age 8. (6 ) Junior, Age 9 p ra o M H M
Beginner, Age 4. (2 ) Be- (4) Primary, Age 7. (5 )
W . 1 * 1 Jum°r, Age 10. (8 ) Junior, Age 11. (9 ) Junior, Age 12 (1 0 ) Intermediate, Age.. 13 ■ (1 1 ) Interfnediate, Age 14. 15c each. Troop School for Christian Soldiers Cabturine the Military Idea for the Summer Vacation Bible School By L ieutenant and M rs . W ilber B. W allis This popular manual has been enlarged^to include a four-year course. It provides a most unusual, tirrftly book for Summer Bible School, written by an army officer and his wife who have had years o f experience in successfully conducting Troop Schools, ^ It is a
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Daily Rosten^ A complete course of study true missionary stories,
catechism, handwork, suggestions, etc., included. Complete in every detail. $2.00. Troop School Supplement Years 3 and 4 For those who have covered our two-year course, we have published years 3 and 4 separately, which in our latest edition we have added to our Troop School Manual. 75c. Soldier’s Manuals The only workBook required by all pupils—one for each year. Fol lows the lessons and includes handwork and memory verse. Sixteen n ^ es lovely cover. Contents include: Enlistment, Our Commission. ? ; « ? ! ! :
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