King's Business - 1957-06

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By Donald G. Davis, Ph.D. Prof, of Church History, Talbot Theological Seminary

The Parabo lic Teaching By G. H. Lang

P eloubet’ s Select Notes 1 9 5 7 By W ilb u r M . Smith The 83rd volume in this series, the 23rd prepared by the author, shows the high standard for which the earli­ er volumes have been noted. The bibliographies are superb, and quo­ tations from the best literature supply the best commentary on the Interna­ tional B ible Lessons for Christian Teaching uniform series. Visual aids suggestions w ill prove useful to teach­ er and superintendent. 408 pages; cloth ;W. A. Wilde Co., Boston, Mass.; $2.75. Iliy ley ’ s Sunday School Lesson Commentary 1 9 5 7 Edited by Robert D. H igley This is the 24th in this series of helps on the International Sunday School Lessons Uniform Series for 1957. For each lesson, suggestions are given as to exposition, memory selec­ tion, object lessons, illustrations and review questions. 320 pages; cloth; The Higley Press, Butler, Ind.; $2.25. Fu ll suggestions for sermon topics through the year, midweek service topics, prayers, illustrative material, Sunday school lessons, bulletin board slogans and C h r i s t i a n Endeavor topics. A separate section presents the “Junior Pulpit.” A wide variety of theological positions is discernible throughout. 374 pages; cloth; Harper Brothers, New York, N.Y.; $3.00. A master homiletician and teacher of preachers presents his material in the two parts of this book, “Meeting the Needs of Hearers” and “Prepar­ ing a Doctrinal Sermon.” Every min­ ister can profit from a perusal of this book. The bibliographies and suggest­ ed texts for sermons are very complete. 224 pa^es; cloth; Abingdon Press, New York, N.Y.; $3.00. This is a reprint of a well-known collection of sermon outlines by out­ standing preachers of the early 20th and late 19th century. 279 pages; cloth; B a k e r B o o k H o u s e , Grand Rapids, M ich.; $2.50. END. The M in ister’ s Annual (Doran’ s) Edited by M . K. W . Heicher Doctrinal Preach iny for Today By Andrew W . Blackwood 390 Sermon Outlines Edited by W . Robertson Nicoll

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Books on the parables of Scripture are many. Here is a fresh attack upon the pictorial and symbolic language of the Bible very nearly justifying the claim on the jacket — “the most important new work in this field in nearly 100 years.” The author shows fam iliarity with the literature on the parables and his work is careful and painstaking. His sanely dispensational approach w ill be appreciated by those who have missed it in the standard works on the parables. 400 pages; cloth; Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., Grand Rapids, M ich.; $3.50. Edersheim’s Warburton Lectures from 1880-1884, here reprinted in the Co-operative Reprint Library, cover many Old Testament subjects in which the author specialized. For ex­ ample, he discusses the origin of Christianity in the Old Testament, the spiritual element in prophecy, the Messianic idea in the later stages of Israel’s history and the place of John the Baptist in prophetism. 391 pages; cloth; Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, M ich.; $3.75. The author sets out to compare and contrast the temple of Solomon with the tabernacle in the wilderness, and the reader w ill agree that a richness of spiritual truth is developed in the process. Much research has gone into the preparation of this work and it will be useful for comparison to those studying the more fam iliar taber­ nacle. 156 pages; cloth; Moody Press, Chicago, 111.; $3.00. This is the exciting account of the travels of Joy Ridderhof, Ann Sher­ wood and the author through Africa in the work of Gospel Recordings. T h e r e a d e r l e a r n s how records through simple phonographs pene­ trate where missionaries would find it impossible to go. Here is a challen­ ging missionary book. 188 pages; cloth; Moody Press, Chicago, 111.; $2.50. P rophecy and H istory in R ela tion to the Messiah By Alfred Edersheim The Tem p le and Its Teachiny By A rthur E. Sm ith Liyht Is Sown By Sanna Morrison Barlow

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