King's Business - 1939-01

January, 1939

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

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FOURTH ANNUAL Torrey Memor i a l Conference

Herbert G. Tovey Music Director

Roy L. Laurin Conference Director

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(J.a.nu 0 LZy 2 2 to 2 9 , 1939

REUBEN ARCHER TORREY

ference program, one of the speak­ ers paid tribute to Torrey's meth­ ods: "As I recall the wonderful days when I was associated with Dr. Torrey in the work of the Insti­ tute,” this speaker wrote, “I can think of many occasions when it was necessary for me to go to him with Bible problems. His answer always was positively stated and thoroughly supported by plain statements of the Word of God. When there could be found in the Bible a specific word on any subject under controversy, the Scriptures were the last court of appeal for Dr. Torrey, and he would bid fallible mortals, whoever they might be, to hold their peace.” Learning to W ield the “Sword” Dr. Torrey's regard for the very words of Scripture enabled him to speak with a voice of authority. Like regard for the Scriptures will enable any other Christian to live and witness effectively. May we learn that the Holy Spirit prefers to use His own Sword rather them any instrument that we may devise (Eph. 6:17).

R e u b e n a r c h e r t o r r e y , Dean of the Bible Institute g| of Los Angeles from 1912 to 1924, gave to Biola and to the world a testimony of utter confi­ dence in the unshakable Word of the Lord. In this faithful testimony, he was not unlike T. C. Horton, Lyman and Milton Stewart, and other early Institute leaders, of blessed memory. During these days when fear of all kinds is wide­ spread, there is more need than ever for messages of assurance for the people of God. Eternal Certainties It is fitting that any gathering that recalls Dr. Torrey’s name and his birthday (January 28, 1856) should provide for a forceful decla­ ration of those truths for which he stood — truths that put iron in m en’s blood and render them fearless in the face of any foe. In the Fourth Annual Torrey Memo­ rial Bible Conference this provision has been made. The meetings have been planned, not for the eulogizing of any individual, but for the recall­ ing of the matchless grace o[ God. In accepting a place on the con-

Some of the ExpectedSpeakers CHARLES H. ASHMAN, Pastor, Brethren Church, Whittier, Calif. LOUIS S. BAUMAN, Pastor, First Brethren Church, Long Beach, Calif. MR. AND MRS. JACOB BERNHEIM, Field Sec­ retaries, Hebrew Christian Alliance of America, Buffalo, N. Y. KEITH L. BROOKS, President, American Prophetic League, and Editor Prophecy Monthly, Los An­ geles, Calif. ARTHUR I. BROWN, M.D., physician, author, Bible teacher, Victoria, B. C. HENRY E. BURKE, Pastor, Melrose Baptist Church, Oakland, Calif. J. OLIVER BUSWELL, JR., President, Wheaton College, Wheaton, 111. W. W. CATHERWOOD, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Riverside, Calif. L. DAVID COWIE, Pastor, Vermont Avenue Pres­ byterian Church, Los Angeles, Calif. JOHN H. HUNTER, former Registrar at the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Pacific Grove, Calif. JAMES HENRY HUTCHINS, Pastor, Lake Ave­ nue Congregational Church, Pasadena, Calif. ROY L. LAURIN, Vice-President, Bible Institute of Los Angeles, and Associate Pastor, Church of the Open Door, Los Angeles, Calif. ROBERT E. McKINNEY, Bible lecturer with pic­ tures of Palestine, Los Angeles, Calif. TOM OLSON, Bible teacher, Upland, Calif. R. E. NEIGHBOUR, Bible teacher, Elyria, Ohio. A. B. PRICHARD, author and Bible teacher, Pasa­ dena, Calif. M. P. STOUT, Pasadena, Calif.

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