December, 1942
TH E K I N G ’ S: BUS I NE S S
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The Ki ng' s Bus i ne s s Volume XXX III December, 1942 Number 12 The True-to-the-Bible Family Magazine
"I Changed My Mind on Good"
We sent some Christmas money to a number of Jewish Christian refugee boys. One of the “thank, you” letters was so revealing of the tragic psychology into which some of these suffering Jews are being driven that we think you will want to read at least a few sentences: To make clear my apprecia tion concerning the gift, I want to describe in short, a few words,—my Christmas. When Christmas vacation began, the students of my school apart themselves, many went home, others went to friends, also the poor Russian boys have friends where to go, and to spend their vacation time in happiness; and the Jewish . . . This made me think . . bow is about the Jew ish? Having no family, no friends. So that I have not to expect of somebody any friendly word, because nobody cares about Jews, or maybe Christmas doesn’t belong to me: However I have to spend my time during Christmas vacation in loneli ness. And when I opened your letter . . . And of course I changed my mind on good. “Nobody cares about Jews!” But the dear brother found that he was wrong, and so he says, “I changed my mind on good!” Some body did care. You who read these lines, you care, and thou sands of others of the Lord’s choicest children, they care, and they send us their heart prayers, and their money, and with their money we come to grips with this terrible condition of Jewish star vation, heartache and agony of soul,-the world over. So, when you become a partner with us, you are a sharer in that ministry that touches God’s people Israel at the point of their desperate need. And all of this for the purpose of glorifying the Lord Jesus Christ, and making His name known. If the Lord so leads you, we will wel come your fellowship in ■ such a j worldwide and vitally important ministry for these last days. AMERICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS TO THE JEWS 31 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. I do want to help the Jews. Here is ...... Use it as God directs, to make known the saving power of the Lord Jesus Christ to Israel. Name _________ .'.___...._______ Address ______ _________..i......____ City.....__ _______ State.........™
Motto: “ Unto him that loved us, and washed us from our sins in his own blood” (Rev. 1:5).
TABLE OF CONTENTS •
Cover Photograph by Harold M. Lambert
Ransom D . Marvin, Staff Artist
No Room— W . Talbot Hindley ............... ................................................. ............ 444- Significance of the News — Dan Gilbert ...............................................,............. 445 Home at Christmas —Helen Frazee-Bowerand Mildred M . Cook ........ 446 M y Christmas Shopping List — Julia Lake Kellersberger..... ........................ 449 Dr. Talbot’s Question Box.......................................... .......................................... 451 Escape from Poland; Part I — Karl Faulkner as told to Anne Hazelton ...... 452 Junior King’s Business —Martha S. Hooker ............................................. 453 International Lesson Commentary....................................... ................................. 455 Notes on Christian Endeavor — William W . Orr, Lyman A . Wendt, Mary Fran&s Redding, Margaret J. Hart, Wilbert A . Regief. .......... ........... 467 Daily Devotional Readings........................................................... ......................... 472 Bible Institute Family Circle.......... .................................................................. . 476 Our Literature Table.................................................................................. ........... 477
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