King's Business - 1937-10

October, 1937

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JINSABURO LIFTS fflS CROSS [Continued from page 378] Uncle has bidden her cease, but he cries for it with loud demands and will not be refused, though he is aged jive. Aunt has many trials, but always she bears them as the pure white plum blossom bears cold snow on its bosom. Our church is calling great Bishop from Osaka for every-night meeting and we are asked to assist. I inquired of Uncle but he permitted only half a day, which I joyfully gave to God. We printed on a machine many letters to people about meetings, and some older ones, as me, endeavored with brush the large poster announcements. I thought privately mine were best executed of any, and when Pastor Fujimoto came to inspect, I looked into his eyes and he thought likewise, as I well understood. Later also he gave me papers to paste in long lengths on which to brush Bible texts in giant letters. These he will hang in church between windows. They will reach from top to floor, I think. Many women came for washing cushion- cover cloth, sweeping, and window-glass Clearly and beautifully restating the principles of Christian faith and doctrine, this volume from the pen of a Bible scholar, who is Principal of the Toronto Bible College, deserves recognition as a thorough and comprehensive treatment .of spiritual truth. 2 Every paragraph is suffused with Scripture quotations, and reflects a deep and reverent knowl­ edge of the Word of God. 193 pages. American Tract Society. Cloth. Price $1.50. aAs Christ is central in creation, revelation, and history, so He musta bea central in personal expe­ rience or else one’s life is eccentric and unbalanced, declares the writer of this exceptional treatise. The cross stands in the center of this book because it is central in God’s revelation to man. Perfection and completeness in Jesus Christ are expressed with liter­ ary skill on these pages. 173 pages. American Tract Society. Cloth. Price $1.50. Called Unto Holiness # By RUTH PAXSON Four searching addresses, “ Oneness with Christ,” “ Likeness to Christ,” “ Fullness of Christ,” and “ Wrestlers for Christ” were delivered by Miss Pax- son at the Keswick Convention in England, in the summer of 1936. At the request of many whose hearts were moved through the utterance of the messages, these studies are presented as the four chapters of this book. Here are discussed both the possibility and the * means of the bejiever’s vic­ torious afife #in Christ. The writing isa powerful, abounding in Scripture quotations. It is convinc­ ing, and it stimufates to holy living. 128 pages. Cloth. Marshall, Morgan & Scott. Price 50 cents. Precious Hours in Galatians By MARION McH. HULL For one who desires to *know something of the Greek text of Galatians, this very practical exegeti- cal study will prove a great blessing. Written by one who is a Greek scholar and a lover of the Word, the volume is both devotional and scholarly. The Epistle is unfolded verse by verse in a most thorough and fascinating style. Rich kernels of thought which would otherwise lie hidden are thus opened to the layman. 84 pages. Fundamental Truth Publishers. Paper. Price 35 cents. The Doctor’s Best Love Story By WALTER L. WILSON Dwelling at some length upon each phrase of John 3:16, the author has thoroughly and attrac­ tively expounded the Golden Text of the Bible in another of his popular booklets. The love of God as revealed in the sacrifice of Jesus Christ is the central theme of this winsome exposition. 127 pages. Bible Institute Colportage Association. Price 20 cents. The Cross o f Christ By GEORGE P. PIERSON The Christian Evangel By JOHN McNICOL

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