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cinating and instructive lines of study that the student can pursue. Anyone familiar with the Biblical use of names will recognize that they have significance and meaning far beyond that which we use today. The author of this book is not well known, but was the author of Evenings W ith John Bunyan. He has brought together here 280 titles and names of Christ, togeth­ er with other symbols used of Him. The arrangement is alphabetical and there is a classified list and a general index in the back of the book. There is a good deal of illustrative material and literary allusion as well as devo­ tional exposition, viii, 486 pages; cloth; Ba k e r Bo o k House, Grand Rapids; $4.95. Christian Evidences By Perry F. Haines We have a number of popular treatises on the general field of Bibli­ cal apologetics. A good deal of re­ search has gone into this volume. There is no effort to say the final word, but the author does feel that he has some things, particularly in the field of scientific matters, which he received from Dr. Howard Kellog and Dr. Isaac Vail, that he believes will be of value to students of the subject. He hold to a four-ring theory regard­ ing the earth—the last ring being water and when it returned to the earth it caused Noah’s flood. Creation, the fall, the flood, prophecy, and the reliability of the Bible are discussed in successive chapters. He concludes with a chapter on “ The Unsearchable and Unexplainable Christ.” 184 pages; cloth; W. A. Wilde Co., Natick, Mass.; $2.95. Sunday School Workers' Training Course By Ray H. Hughes and others A five-volume set of manuals for training lay workers in the Church School is news. Four volumes are is­ sued simultaneously and the fifth will be published later. The titles and authors are as follows: I, Introductory Course, by Ray H. Hughes; II, The Teacher, by O. W. Polen; III, The Student, by W. P. Stanley; IV, Sunday School Evangelism, by Earl P. Paulk, Jr.; V, Keeping the Sunday School Alive, author not announced. The authors of the first four volumes are Christian education leaders in the Church of God. The series is designed to cover a five year training program. Material is practical and details in­ clude such things as forms for surveys, itemized lists of standards, discussion guides, and examination questions. At first glance the volumes appear

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