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by H. Clair Amstutz, M.D. Every parent needs this guide to sex education. A helping hand In rightly relating love and sex in a delicate way. Imparts wholesome concepts for young children who ask questions and for teenagers as they face the problems of courtship, marriage and mature love. Restores confidence in God's divine plan of life. Share this doctor's wisdom with your family. 112 pages, paper, $1.00. Order from your bookstore or Dopt. KB HERALD PRESS Scottdale, Pa. 15683
Building  New House by Martha S. Hooker
preparing tomorrow’s
I n D eu te ro n om y 2 2 :8, we read these w o r d s : “ When t h o u buildest a new house, then thou shalt make a battlement o f thy roof, that thou bring not blood upon thine house, i f any man fall from thence.” This verse refers to the type o f architecture that was used not only in Old Testament times, but also in the days o f our Lord. Many homes o f this kind can still be seen in various parts o f the Eastern world. The flat roofs o f the houses a f forded a splendid place fo r fam i lies to gather. Here children were taught to weave, to memorize portions o f the Old Testament, or to hear from their mothers’ lips stories o f the Old Testament heroes. Lest anyone coming to the new house should go too near the edge o f the roo f and thus fall into the street or court below, God gave this law setting forth the neces sity o f building a balustrade or railing about the roo f to prevent an accident which might result in death, and the blame fall upon the owner o f the new house. So many are b u i l d i n g new houses today and establishing new homes, but what about the “ battlements” ? They should be not merely a railing o r balustrade that would prevent a fall and physical injury, but the “ battle ments” that prevent a fall into sin and thus cause spiritual in jury. The battlement o f prayer needs to be erected in every home. A fam ily who prays together will be held together by unbreakable
AR IZONA BIBLE COLLEGE (Affiliated with the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc.) 3025 West McDowell Road • Phoenix, Arizona W R ITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE C A T A L O G
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The native is the most effective witness of the Gospel in his own country. • He knows the language of his people. • He is accustomed to the culture and climate. • He is able to testify from personal experience. • He can live on a much smaller salary. ( $20.00-$30.00 monthly) • He remains in the country even when the foreign missionaries leave. If you would like to support any of the following native workers, clip the coupon, circle the picture and send to us. We will send you his picture, his testimony, and his needed monthly support.
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