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However, we seek at all times to be fair with our opponents, “if \ f / , God peradventure will give them repent- ence to the acknowledging of the truth; and that they may recover themselves out of the snare of the devil.” . . This according
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the new Editorial Caterers . . . Judging by hundreds of letters received, subscribers are more than pleased with the fare. & t > We have prayerfully and thoughtfully en deavored to lay out a spiritual menu each month which would build up believers in our most holy Faith . . We have sought to have plain and nourishing food and plenty of it . . The over-seasoned and indigestible products we have tried to leave off the table, for our great desire is to provide that wholesome, strength'building fare which will develop genuine red-blooded Christians for constructive, soul- winning wor\. < 20 > We have found just a few people who seem to have developed a chronic appetite for sour pickles and chili sauce . . They do not eat for strength, but for the “kick” they get out of it . . Let it be said right here that the editors have no sympathy whatever with compro mise and pussyfooting, and no thought of ceasing to warn of the subtleties of Modernism and every other insidious error of the day . . No fair-minded reader could possibly have any doubt as to where we stand on these issues.
to God’s word, can be accomplished only by the avoid ing of strife by the Lord’s servants and by their being “gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient.” » Tim. 1 : 23 - 26 ) Throwing red pepper wins no one to Christ.
We see\ to gather around this magazine those who have a real love for Jesus Christ and His service, and who want definite, constructive Bible teaching. Now . . all who are in favor, will you please Opposed by the same sign put up your hands! I T ’S P R A C T I C A L L Y U N A N I M O U S "I )
W E,would like to offer you a fountain pen, goldwatch or some other valuable souven- ir for this service, but this we cannot do. We must face the fact that this magazine has no profits, but a good sized deficit. We must remember that there is no other magazine of its size and quality that can be hadfor anywhere near our price. The Managing Editor, however, as- sures you of his personal ap- preciation of any service you may render, and t hat the heavenlyFather will not be un mindful of it, there can be no doubt .—Keith L. Broo\s
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