King's Business - 1962-11

NOVEMBER, 1962

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Dr. J. Vernon McGee, Church of the Open Door, Los Angeles "The unique method of C. S. .Lovett was the most effective thrust in getting our people to witness for Christ that has been offered in my tenure of ministry at the Church of the Open Door. We are seeing the results!"

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The Author C. S. Lovett, one of the greatest au­ thorities in the field of personal evangelism has been remarkably conditioned to express deep Bible truths in useful and practical language. While a successful building contractor, he responded to God's call to study for the ministry. Graduating magna cum laude, he became Air Force Chaplain, practising psychologist, and pastor. In personal con­ tacts alone, he has won more than 3,000 to Christ.

Mr. Walter Hanson, Sacramento, Calif. Real Estate Man "I praise God for bringing this plan into my life. I am winning souls myself and teaching others. The Lord is raising up soul-win­ ners everywhere with this meth­ od."

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E S T A B L I S H E D 1 9 1 0 A publication of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc.

Louis T. Talbot Chancellor

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NOVEMBER, in the year of our Saviour

Volume 53

Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-two

Number 11

Dedicated to the spiritual developm ent of the Christian hom e

M m IN EVERYTHING GIVE THANKS — Joyce Landorf ............................ 14 TH ANK FU L .............................. 15 TH E BIBLICAL BASIS FOR THANKSG IV ING — William Ward Ayer 16 I'VE NEVER SEEN A N UGLY FACE — Dick Hillis ............................ 17 SATAN AND TH E TW IS TING OF TH E HUMAN PERSONALITY — Maurice E. Wagner ............................................................ 18 DEMONS — Rene Pache ............................i............................................... 20 HOW TO TURN YOUR CHILD IN TO A CROOK .............................. 22 TH E PROBLEM OF LONELINESS — Jeannette Acrea .................. 23 SIGNS OF CHRIST'S RETURN — Charles J. Woodbridge .................. 24 M AR AN A TH A — Paul W . Rood ............................................................ 26 GOD'S FA ITHFUL SA IN T: A N N A M. DENNIS — Betty Bruechert .. 45 LIFE'S GREATEST LESSON — Gordon Chilvers ................................. 46 BOMB SHELTERS FOR CHILDREN — Betty Bruechert .................. 50 SNAKE STORIES — Elijah Bingham .................................................... 51 GOSPEL RECORDS ARE GIVEN "SUPREME" SOUND ....................... 54 Feahim A MESSAGE FROM TH E EDITOR — Samuel H. Sutherland ............. 12 TH E CHR ISTIAN SENTINEL — Nelson Dilworth ............................ 28 CULTS CRITIQUE — Betty Bruechert .................................................... 33 DR. TALBO T'S QUESTION BOX — Louis T . Talbot .......................... 34 TA LK ING IT OVER — Clyde M. Narramore .......................................... 36 PERSONAL EVANGELISM — Benjamin Weiss ...................................... 37 BOOK REVIEWS — Arnold Ehlert ......................................................... 38 SCIENCE AND TH E BIBLE — Bolton Davidheiser .......................... 39 WORLD NEWSGRAMS — James O. Henry ........................................... 40 TH E CHRISTIAN HOME — Paul Bayles ............................................. 48 UNDER TH E PARSONAGE ROOF — Althea S. Miller ..................... 49 ALUMN I NEWS — Inez McGahey ......................................................... 53 Colurau PEOPLE IN THE NEWS ......................................................... 6 READER REACTION ................................................................ 8 HOM ILETICAL HELPS ............................................................ 35 TOWN A N D CAMPUS ........................................................... 52 — All Rights Reserved —

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( Û John Bolten, Sr., president of The Sunday School Times Foundation, has recently made the following an­ nouncement: “We announced a plan for the association of The Sunday- School Times and Eternity magazine under one board of directors. How­ ever, there are always far-reaching legal and practical problems in the merging of two non-profit organiza­ tions, and The Sunday School Times Foundation and The Evangelical Foundation were no exceptions to the rule. Therefore, although the bene­ fits and advantages to the organiza­ tions still exist, it has been decided not to proceed further with our nego­ tiations.” Sam Postlewaite is the new art de­ partment manager for Scripture Press, leading independent publisher of Mr. Postelwaite has had consider­ able experience as art production man­ ager and director for several well- known Chicago advertising firms. Mrs. Walter L. Wilson, wife of the be­ loved Bible teacher, went into the presence of the Lord September 25 following a brief illness. All eight of the children were home, which brought a real comfort to Dr. Wilson who, himself, has been suffering from heart trouble. Mr. Walter W . Scott has been ap­ pointed to the newly-created post of Executive Vice-President of The American Sunday School Union, pio­ neer rural missionary organization. Mr. Scott’s main task will be the overseeing and administration of the work of the several departments of the Union. Dr. S. A. Witmer, executive director of the Accrediting Association of Bi­ ble Colleges, died September 11 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. An outstanding authority in the field of Christian higher education, Dr. Witmer had served as a leader of the AABC since its very beginning. Dr. Witmer had been connected with Fort Wayne Bi­ ble College for a total of 28 years as a student, instructor, dean and pres­ Sunday school ma- tenais. He will be responsible to the Production Divi­ sion Director for providing art serv­ ices and maintain­ ing high stand­ ards of art quali­ ty for the firm. Mr. Postelwaite T J

ident. He was the author of three books, the latest of which, The Bible College Story , was published early this year. Dr. Walter L. Penner, director of the Southwest Region of the National As­

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ifornia State Department of Social Welfare, is engaged in placing chil­ dren into Christian adoptive homes and in offering professional help to the natural parents of these children. Rev. Irving E. Penberthy, Fresno pas­ tor, gets ready to turn the switch on Radio Station KIRV’s 500-watt trans­ mitter, thus inaugurating the new station’s daytime programming for the Fresno area. Rev. Mr. Penberthy,

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Only You Can Cancel And the present low rate can never be raised as you grow older, or have too many claims, un­ less there is a general rate adjustment up or down for all policy holders! Moreover your Gold Star policy can never be cancelled by the company, no matter how long or how often you are sick. Your protection is guaranteed for life. Only you can cancel! It Could Happen To You Remember, one person in every two families will be hospitalized this year. A sudden fall, a spell o f illness, or an operation could put you or one o f your loved ones in the hospital for weeks, perhaps months, and could cost you hundreds, even thousands of dollars. Don’t Take Chances Can you afford a long siege in the hospital, with costly but necessary doctors’ bills, expen­ sive drugs and medicines? Many people lose their savings, their cars, even their homes trying to meet these ever-increasing costs. Don’t take chances with your financial security, or your fu­ ture. Remember—once the doctor says it’s your turn to enter the hospital, it’s too late to buy coverage at any price! Tax-Free Benefits With Gold Star you gain not only good de­ pendable protection, but also peace o f mind, freedom from fear and worry, as well as assur­ ance o f financial security. I f you can qualify for the Gold Star Plan, you will receive $100.00 a week, in cash, TAX FREE, from your first day in the hospital, for as long as you are there . . . even for life!

LEADING AMERICANS SAY:

S. S. KRESGE, founder of the S. S. Kresge Co., with over 800 stores: "I'm delighted that non-drinkers áre now rewarded by insuring with the Gold Star Plan at substantial sav­ ings. Gold Star’s popularity indicates that it is the right answer to the question of drinking and hospitalization." DR. LOUIS T. TALBOT, Chancellor, Bible In­ stitute of Los Angeles: "I am unreservedly happy to commend this unusual insurance coverage. I secured it for myself as soon as I heard of its unique provisions, superior to any otherwise available. I have unbounded confidence in the integrity and consecrated business ability of m y good friend Arthur DeMoss." DR. HENRIETTA C. MEARS, Editor-m-Chief, Gospel Light Press; noted Sunday School authority and lecturer: "I lost no time in becoming a Gold Star policyholder when I heard of its new policy for non-drinkers. I have found out that it provides unusual bene­ fits with low cost. I am delighted to rec­ ommend this policy for its equitable and liberal provisions."

Gold Star is the only hospitalization plan voluntarily endorsed and recommended by over fifty nationally known leaders!

Plan Folks Everywher AreTalking About NO SALESMANWILL CALL! DIRECT-BY-MAIL TOYOU! COMPARE THESE GUARANTEED BENEFITS: NO AGE LIMIT. Same liberal benefits whether you are 1 or 100!

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GUARANTEED RENEWABLE. Only YOU can cancel your policy. Your protection continues as long as you live! NO WAITING PERIODS. Full benefits go into effect noon of the clay your policy is issued. And Gold Star pays from the very first day you enter the hospital. NO SALESMAN WILL CALL. Policy is mailed to your home. Claim checks are sent air mail special delivery, directly to you, and can be used for rent, food, hospital, doctor bills—any purpose you wish! GOOD ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. Gold Star has satisfied policyholders in all 50 states and in many for­ eign countries. YOU PAY ONLY FOR PROTECTION. No policy fees; no enrollment fees; no membership dues!

N o salesman will call. In the privacy of your own home, read the policy carefully. Have it checked by your lawyer, your doctor, your friends or some trusted advisor. Make sure it provides exactly what we’ve told you it does. Then when you have

convinced yourself, beyond any doubts, that this policy is every­ thing we’ve claimed for it . . . mail us your first premium. You have everything to gain and noth­ ing to lose, by mailing your application immediately!

APPLICATION FOR (■oldStarTotal Abstainers’ HospitalizationPolicy Name (Please Print). Street or RD#_____ City___________ _ Jone.

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ADDITIONAL GOLD STAR BENEFITS Pays $2000.00 cash for accidental death. Pays $2000.00 cash for accidental b ss of one hand, or one foot, or sight of one eye. Pays $6000.00 cash for accidental loss of both hands, or both feet, or sight of both eyes.

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Every kind of sickness and acci­ dent is covered, except hospitali­ zation caused by use of alcoholic beverages or narcotics, preexist­ ing conditions, mental or nerv­ ous disorders, any act of war, or pregnancy. Everything else IS covered!

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4. To the best of your knowledge and belief, have you or any person listed above ever had high or low blood pressure, heart trouble, diabetes, cancer, arthritis or tuberculosis or have you or they, within the last five years, been disabled by either accident or illness, had medical advice or treatment, taken medication for any condition, or been advised to have a surgical operation? □ Yes □ No If so, give details stating person affected, cause, date, name and address of attending physician and whether fully recovered:_____________________________________ ;_______ Neither I nor any other person listed above uses alcoholic beverages, and I hereby do apply for a policy with the understanding that the policy will not cover any conditions existing prior to the issue date, and that it shall be issued solely and entirely in reliance upon the written answers to the above questions. Date: ................................. Signed: j f ........................................................................................ FormOS 713-3 HERE MONTHLY

Happy Policyholders Write: John M. Vorhies, San Francisco, California "It is with pleasure that I recommend De Moss Associates to my friends. I was a member of the Gold Star less than two years, and for the first time in my 85 years was hos­ pitalized. Payment for the nineteen days received by air mail special delivery. Thanks for such great service." Miss Inez Underhill, Castle Rock, Washington "I consider it a privilege to be insured by your company. You have been so thoughtful and eager to send this check to me. May I thank you, too, for the extra service of air mail and special delivery. Til do all I can to tell of your wonderful co-operation." Jack M. Hendrickson, Austin, Texas "W e really appreciate getting your claim today by air mail special deliyery. We know of no other insurance company that sends its check in this wonderful manner. Thank you." Miss Helen Griggs, Ceres, California "Your service couldn't be better. Your check was mailed in Pennsylvania on July 25. I received the same by two p.m. July 26 in California via Special Delivery Air Mail. Thank you very much for your promptness and dependability in handling my second claim. I can heartily recommend your Gold Star Policy to my friends." Rev. J. Elwin Zuch, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Thank God for the Gold Star Hospitalization Policy I hold with De Moss Associates. Just to know that my claim would be handled by Christians gave me a sense of security at the time when I needed it the most. Your disposition of my claim more than justified my expectations."

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(( WHAT IS MODERNISM? ft A part o f the rich heritage which the great reformers gave to Protestantism has been the glorious privilege o f having the open Bible available to every Christian. Taken out o f the cloistered mon- astaries where it was read and interpreted exclusively by the clergy, it reached the laity — the common people. The reformers believed that if the W ord could get into their homes and hearts it o f itself would be "qu ick and powerful” enough to direct the Christian in the way that he should go and make his testimony to the saving and keeping power o f the Lord Jesus Christ effective in the lives o f those with whom he came in contact. And , thank God, this was true. During the centuries which have followed the Reformation period the Bible has become an increasingly major factor in the life and discipline o f the people living in those countries where the W ord of God has been allowed to be sold and read without fear o f molesta­ tion. However, Satan was not about to give up so easily his hold upon the minds o f men. Over the years he has used various and devious means to bore both from within and without the church o f Jesus Christ in his effort to destroy, or at least weaken, this great bulwark o f the Christian church, namely, belief in the Ho ly Bible as the Word o f God and the only infallible rule o f faith and practice. His method has been to work not on the masses, but rather on the spir­ itual leaders. To accomplish this, it was necessary for him to reach the very fountainheads o f theological thought in order to train an unbelieving corps o f religious leaders who, in turn, would teach others also their own unbeliefs. Quite successfully this has been accomplished in the majority o f the theological seminaries o f every one o f our major Protestant denominations. In recent years this unbelief has been called by various names and may be found in vary­ ing degrees, but essentially it is one and the same thing: namely, a denial o f the complete authority o f the W ord o f God. The Bible must stand or fall as a unit. I f one is allowed to elim­ inate any one portion o f the Bible, some one else may eliminate another, and before long every part o f the Bible is eliminated by one or other and so it ceases to be the norm or the standard o f belief or o f conduct. This unbelief is best expressed by the word modern­ ism , a diabolically clever word because, quite naturally, everyone wishes to be considered up-to-date in his thinking — not antiquated or reactionary. Modernism cannot be designated as a system for there

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is no particular system connected with it. A modernist is not known for what he believes so much as for what he does not believe. For instance, first o f all, he does not believe in the verbal, plenary ( fu l l) , inspiration o f the Bible. And because he does not believe in the inspiration or supernatural revelation given by God to men, he de­ nies all supernatural accounts in the Bible: (1 ) the virgin birth o f Christ, (2 ) the miracles o f the Bible, both Old and New Testament, (3 ) the atoning death o f the Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross, (4 ) the bodily resurrection o f Jesus Christ, (5 ) the second coming o f our Lord and His glorious millennial reign upon the earth, (6 ) the new birth o f the believer which is a supernatural work accom­ plished as a result o f His death upon the cross, (7 ) the personality o f the Holy Spirit. Some even go so far as to deny the personality o f Satan and the reality o f hell. Still others hold that certain books o f the Old Testament or N ew Testament canons are not inspired. Actually, there are as many shades o f modernism as there are shades o f gray. But even as any shade o f gray has a certain amount o f black mixed with pure white, so the shades o f modernism have varying amounts o f the blackness o f unbelief mixed with the pure white o f God’s truth and God’s revelation to mankind. Strangely enough, the major damage in the Christian church today is not being accomplished by modernists. Instead, the devil is using for his pur­ poses the rather disgustingly soft attitude on the part o f real Bible- believing Christians, both clergy and laity, toward these doctrinal defectors. They do this by fellowshipping with them and harboring them within the fold, allowing them to be heard and to have a part in evangelical circles. Years ago, the modernists labeled those who were endeavoring to hold the line in connection with evangelical doctrines, beliefs and practices "heresy hunters” . This term has come to have a very odious meaning. The tragedy is that in order to avoid being thus denom­ inated, all too many individuals refuse to acknowledge heresy even when it is staring them right in the face. But our Lord Jesus Christ Himself has given us the rather effective example o f heresy hunting. He hunted out and exposed the heretics o f His day, namely the Phar­ isees and those who consorted with them. W e read His "woes” against the Pharisees as recorded in the twenty-second chapter o f Matthew’s Gospel account. Indeed, the Apostle Paul, too, was a rather effective heresy hunter. As one reads Paul’s epistles, he observes that nearly every one corrects some heresy and denounces some heretics who were found in the early church. Under the inspiration o f the Holy Spirit, Paul exposed them and warned the people o f the church against them and their heretical views. And from Paul’s day to the present, the degree to which the fact that there were those willing and courageous enough to be called "heresy hunters” . They held to the truth o f God’s W ord even above personal friendships or the relatively easy manner o f life which "lives and lets live” . . . the line o f least resistance. Today our prayer should be that the Lord will raise up a generation o f staunch believers who are willing and ready and able to expose heresy wherever it appears and that God will also awaken the laity to the devilish dangers o f modernism and unbelief in whatever form it may appear and stand, once again, for the eternal truth as it has been revealed in the entire inspired Word o f God.

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