urrection and ascension for men's justifi- cation made clear; and His power to save and keep made manifest amidst the many fads and fancies and varied vagaries which are heralded everywhere upon our streets. It is gratifying to know that so many men are quietly and candidly giving ear to the old truths. We have never known more attentive and respectful audiences than those now assembling on our streets to hear the stofy of the cross. Pray for these meetings, for they will mean much to many men and women and children. Tnland Mission—Mr. Hurlburt and the workers in Africa and for the volunteers of our own Institute who are looking for- ward to this field. For the Gypsy Smith meetings January 27th to February 12th, that many sinners 1 may bear the real gospel of God's grace and be brought to the feet of our Lord. L _ J j \ )r the District Council of the African For our good brother Bishop of Guata- mala, who is undergoing treatment in Dallas, Texas, that the Lord may be pleased to recover him and restore him to his field of labor and that our God may visit the scene of his labors with His choicest favors. THANKSGIVING For answered prayer for the recovery' if our beloved President, Mr. Lyman Stewart. For Dr. R. A. Torrey and Mr. John Hunter in their i\ew field of service in our Institute. For the safe arrival of o«r brother Torrey and Hunter and the prosperous opening of the Winter Term.
OUT OF DOOR WORK Under the direction of Mr. William Mullen great meetings are being held every day upon the streets. As many as a thousand men have been in attendance at a single meeting, and men have oepnly avowed faith in Christ on the street. We believe these meetings will do much to clear the atmosphere and help men to see the true solution of all their earthly difficulties. The- world needs to know Christ as Sa- viour and Lord. The love of God must be preached. The sacrifice of His Son for the sins of men proclaimed; His res- PRAYER Look at the inside ; of the front cover. See the list of departments of our work and pray for eaeh one. For an enlarged praying constituency, i For " K i m u r a" and his church in Tokyo. For the blessing resting upon the open fiir campaign. For the work among the High School students of the State. For the King's Business that God may make it a great blessing to many souls. For the new fields for service opening to the teachers in our various classes. For the extension of the Scofield Cor- respondence Course on this Coast. For Barrett and Whitcomb in their Evangelistic work among the young peo- ple of Southern California. For Mr. Blaekstone and Dr. Keller in the great work of giving the printed por- tions of truth to the millions of China.
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" No child of God has a right to anything save the wages of sin. Justice, apart from grace in Christ's cross, must allot to every sinner hell for his -wages and portion. If the sinner is to have eternal life, he must have it as a free gift from God. What is it to obey the Gospel, but to be- lieve the Gospel? Unbelief says, ' I will not re- cieve Christ as a gift from God.' "
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