King's Business - 1928-02

February 1928

T h e

K i n g ’ s

B u s i n e s s

133

F ebruary 28, 1928 Text : John 5 :39

An Outstanding Book For Present Day Needs! THE FISHERMAN IV PHILOSOPHER By DR. JOHN M AC INNIS Dean of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles

An Irish peasant was once asked by his priest, “ Patrick, what authority have you for reading the Scriptures ?” “A search war­ rant, your riverence.” “A search warrant, Patrick?!’ repeated the priest. “Where is it to be found? I should like to see it.” Patrick reached for his Bible and turned up John 5 :39. The priest felt that Patrick had rather the best o f the argument, so retired from the debate for that time at least. W e have ample authority for searching our Bibles, and are promised a rich re­ ward if we do so. Yet, alas! how few avail themselves o f the privilege. A story is told of J. G. Whittier, the poet, that at one time he wished to have an objectionable building removed from a certain locality, and, as the quickest and surest way to accomplish the purpose, he gave a man a dollar a day, on condition that he •Should do nothing from morning till night but talk with various interested persons about it. In less than three months the build­ ing was gone. Agitating the subject, keeping it to the fore, was what was needed. I f as soul-winners Christians were more persistent, what might not be accomplished 1 If you want a nail to go through, you must keep hammering. A rich gentleman s wife died, and not long afterwards their only child, a little boy whom they both dearly loved, followed his mother to the grave. The gentleman never recovered from the shock o f this double bereavement. After his death search was made for a will, but none could be found. At the sale o f the house and furniture, an old domestic o f the household was present for the purpose of buying a portrait of the little boy which was hanging on one of the walls. The servant had dearly loved the child when alive, and was now'eager to Secure the picture. It was sold to her where it hung, and on its being taken down the will was■ found fastened to the back o f it, and when read it was discovered that the person who, at the sale of his effects, should purchase the picture o f his much-loved son should have all his property. This is what God has said to us; if we honor and love His Son, he will make us inheritors of his kingdom. F ebruary 29, 1928 Text: Luke 16:10 M arch 1, 1928 T ext: Matt. 19:29

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In this illuminating study in H igher Fundamentalism, Dr. Maclnnis shows that Peter was a man of remarkable experience and insight and that the fundamental prin­ ciples of his teachings are in line with some of the truest and deepest insights of modern thinking. A lthough Peter put his thoughts into the language of the comm on man, his insights were true to reality and for that reason he gives us a “ working philosophy” — simple, comprehensive and helpful. This is a b ook you will read with great delight and personal benefit— add it to you r collection of “ Best” books, now. Super cloth $1.50

Good News For All Men

The Dynamic of Service

By A. Paget Wilkes A great book— a masterly study— useful, instructive, in­ spiring. In this valuable con­ tribution to missionary litera­ ture Mr. Wilkes gives us first­ hand information about per­ sonal work among all sorts and conditions of -men in the Orient. If this book would not convince one of the need of Christian missions, n e i t h e r would he be convinced though one rose from the dead. Board $1.50 The Bible and Christian Science By L. C. Benedict An exceedingly strong ap­ peal in behalf of truth as against this so-called Chris­ tian (?) Science (?). Written by an earnest student and former Reader and Practitioner in the Christian Science organ­ ization. The author knows whereof he speaks and brings out the sacred Truth of the Scriptures regarding the vital points dealt with in Christian Science. Cloth $1.50 Ten Lessons on The Lord’s Return By Clinton C. Bell A masterly examination, in the light of Old Testament and New Testament Scriptures, Church history and world-wide conditions, of the Lord’s re­ turn to earth again. It is written in popular form, free from technicalities and ab­ struse reasonings. A safe and sane presentation of the sub­ ject for Christians of all ages who may be seeking truth about the Second Coming. Cloth $1.25

By Rev. John W . Ham, D.D. A new volume of sermons fresh from the heart of this great evangelist. They présent a strong plea for the return to apostolic preaching and meth­ od, and point with courage to the subversive tendencies in the Church today. In an hour when the whole question of evangelism has been brought definitely to the fore, these sermons should find enthusias­ tic response from all who be­ lieve in the efficacy of the Gospel. Cloth $1.50 Christianity and Anti- Christianity in Their Final Conflict By Rev. Samuel J. Andrews No wild fancies— no foolish setting of dates— no sensa­ tional interpretations of proph­ ecy, but a calm, concise set­ ting forth of what the Bible says on the most important subject for these times. A timely message of vital im­ portance for this generation. Pastors, missionaries, Sunday- school teachers and social workers should be sure to read it. 358 pages; Cloth $2.00

M arch 2, 1928 T ext: Phil. 4:6-7

A little girl who, with her aunt, a nervous, care-pinched, burdened woman, heard a sermon on Phil. 4:6, 7 ( “In nothing be anxious,” etc.), said, “Auntie, what does that passage really mean?” “Whatever it means,” replied the aunt, "it can’t mean just that." Few o f us come out so bluntly, but the thought lies in our minds. We discount God’s Word and make large allow­ ance, until it means nothing. Give thanks for all things ? Why not, if all things work together for good to them that love God? (Rom. 8 :28).

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M arch 3, 1928 Text : Isa. 1 :18

A lady in Australia was busy in her dining-room, when she Saw the postman coming up the path. In those days they wore

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