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T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S

December, 1934

The Teacher’s Guide

By J ames R. K aye Dr. Kaye is the author of the New Ana­ lytical Bible and the Student’s Bible Guide and Helps, and some of the explanatory notes and analytical charts from his study Bible appear in The Teacher’s Guide. An­ other feature is the treatment of the Bible text. The Authorized Version is used, but the better renderings are placed in brackets in the text where they belong. Cross- references to other portions of the Word are also closely associated with the text. The author’s soundness in the faith assures safe and helpful exposition, and his in­ clusion of photographs and other supple­ mentary material aids in an understanding of the historical and geographical settings. 363 pages. John A. Dickson Pub. Co., Chicago. Cloth. Price $1.50. Arnold’* Practical Sunday School Lesson , Commentary Edited by B e n jam in L. O lmstead This Volume offers practical and spirit­ ual aid for the teaching of the International Lessons. In addition to the explanatory notes covering puzzling portions of the printed text, there is for each lesson a full- page survey, followed by practical applica­ tions, lesson illustrations, teaching plans for the Primary, Junior, Intermediate, Senior, and Adult Departments, a black­ board drawing, and other helps. Maps, a Bible dictionary, and helpful introductions to each quarter’s lessons are further fea­ tures. 233 pages. Revell Co. Cloth. Price 90 cents. Seven Appeals to the Unsaved By J oseph T. L arson Taking its title from the first of several sermons which are truly studies from the Word of God, this book by an experienced evangelist brings the Lord’s appeal to un­ saved souls and to needy believers. There are twenty-two outlined and compact mes­ sages, given emphasis by the Word itself and by illustrations. The scope of the sub­ jects is indicated by such titles as “Assur­ ance of Salvation,” “Christianity the Only True Religion,” “Forgiveness and Restitu­ tion,” and “Lost Love Regained.” 155 pages. Osterhus Pub. Co., 4500 W. Broad­ way Ave., Robbinsdale, Minn. Cloth or paper. Prices $1.10 and 85 cents respec­ tively. Our Hidden Gospel 2 C orinthians 4 :3, 4 1. From whom it is hidden—the lost, the unbelieving. 2. Why it is hidden—the definite activ­ ity of the god of this world. 3. What is hidden—the glorious gospel of Christ, the Image of God. Props I saiah 6:1-5 I. The Prop Denied (King Usziah). 1. His wantonness. 2. His waywardness. 3. His weakness. II. The Prop Supplied (the Lord). 1. His sanctity. 2. His supremacy. 3. His sufficiency. III. The Prop Applied (to Isaiah). 1. His realization. 2. His appropriation. 3. His separation.

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World Prospects By A rno C. G aebelein

course of 365 studies, a practical commen­ tary designed for daily use. Mr. Brooks’ purpose, as stated on the flyleaf, is to fur­ nish “something that will give the soul a daily pick-up.” The Epistles are discussed in the following order: Colossians, Gala­ tians, Hebrews, 1, 2, and 3 John, Ephe­ sians, Philippians, James—a brief portion being given for each day’s meditation. The booklet is compact, inexpensive, readable —an ideal suggestion for use as a Christ­ mas gift. 85 pages. Brooks Publishers: 2003 Addison Way, Los Angeles. Paper. Price 60 cents (during holidays, 2 for $1.00; 3 for $1.25). A highly practical handbook on the In­ ternational Sunday-school lessons, this vestpocket commentary meets the need for a compact aid for pupils as well as for teachers. _Reverent, evangelical, and quot­ able studies are grouped under such head­ ings as “Lesson Text and Outlines,” “Notes Analytical and Expository,” “The Lesson of the Lesson,” and “Gold in the Golden Text” 192 pages. The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, Nashville, Tenn. Board. Price 35 cents. A standard treatment of the Sunday- school lessons, this vest-pocket handbook, prepared from the extensive notes left by Dr. Torrey, has a special appeal for busy teachers. The lesson text is printed with emphasis upon portions requiring particu­ lar attention, and the exposition is rich with spiritual comments and suggestive cross-references. 161 pages. Revell Co. Fabrikoid. Price 35 cents. Triumph in Christ P salm 27—A M essianic P salm I. The Psalmisfs Victory over the World. Jehovah as a Sun and Shield means: 1. Victory over enemies. a. Buoyancy of spirit in the midst of trouble. b. Actual victory. 2. Victory in God’s house. a. Rightful protection. b. Communion with God. c. Fullness of joy. II. The P s a lm is t’s Victory before Jehovah. 1. Through a plea for acceptance be- before the Throne. a. A sense of unworthiness. b. A prayer for mercy. c. A testimony of confidence. 2. Through a plea for acceptance be- for God and man. N ote : These victories are won by David, first, as an individual, and second, as a type of Christ. Points for Emphasis By H ight C. M oore The Gist of the Lesson By the late R. A. T orrey

Dr. Gaebelein’s latest book may well be regarded as a counterpart of his Conflict of the Ages. The book is in four main divisions. The author begins by raising the question, “Can man know the future?” Then, in answer, he makes plain that it is only by revelation that we can know the nature of coming events. Dr. Gaebelein shows that, from the very beginning of the Bible, prophecy has its place. Before any great coming judgment, God, through His chosen servant in that particular age, made announcement concerning that which was to be. Part Two deals with the future of Isreal, showing—from the promises made to Abraham and from subsequent promises— that God has a definite plan for His people, Isreal. This section of the book closes with a careful examination of the British- Israel theory. Dr. Gaebelein handles this question in a convincing manner, pointing out the utter fallacy of such a .theory. In Part Three, the author deals quite fully with the times of the Gentiles, espe­ cially with reference to the book of Daniel. In the closing section of the book, the prospects of the church and of Christen­ dom are set forth. The whole theme is dealt with in the strong Biblical way which has character­ ized Dr. Gaebelein’s writings for these many years. Every student of God’s Word and of prophecy will benefit greatly through the study of World Prospects. We most heartily commend this book to our readers. 190 pages. Our Hope Pub. Co. Cloth. Price $1.00. Precious Epistles By K eith L. B rooks The author of the well-known monthly publication, Prophecy, and the writer of numerous books and booklets on Biblical themes has provided, in this devotional “The Wonderful Names of Our Wonderful Lord” Three Hundred and Sixty Five Names and Titles of the Lord Jesus Christ—A Daily Devotional Book which— MAKES CHRIST REAL and will REVOLUTIONIZE YOUR CHRISTIAN LIFE! THE IDEAL GIFT $1.50 De Luxe binding (with Sepia Print of Author) $1. The International Fishermen’s Club, Christian Book 8tore 132 PACIFIC AVE. LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA

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