February 1932 Issue

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Called to be Fishers of Men

I.H. Evans

Men can learn to be fishers of men. None is so poor or unlearned that he cannot become proficient in this divine occupation.

Men can learn to be fishers of men. None is so poor or unlearned that he cannot become proficient in this divine occupation.

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Youthful Recruits Must Augment Our Ministry

C.H. Watson

With every evidence before us that the world is hastening to its end, and the coming of our Lord is right at hand, how can the claims which we make denominationally be justified in the sight of judgment-bound men, if we do not continually bring into our ministry the vigor, the enterprise, the vision, and the hope of youth—espe­cially at such an hour as this?

With every evidence before us that the world is hastening to its end, and the coming of our Lord is right at hand, how can the claims which we make denominationally be justified in the sight of judgment-bound men, if we do not continually bring into our ministry the vigor, the enterprise, the vision, and the hope of youth—espe­cially at such an hour as this?

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Promised Power

E.K. Slade

I am convinced that our greater success in the ministry is dependent upon our learning to rely upon the promised power disclosed in these words: "Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, saith the Lord of hosts." Zech. 4:6.

I am convinced that our greater success in the ministry is dependent upon our learning to rely upon the promised power disclosed in these words: "Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, saith the Lord of hosts." Zech. 4:6.

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Good Counsel as to Unfulfilled Details

William A. Spicer

Many of us, no doubt, who are con­tinually looking at the prophetic pictures of future events, trying to see more clearly every line of the picture drawn by the inspired pen, often find a detail obscure, when the essential outline stands out plain and clear and positive.

Many of us, no doubt, who are con­tinually looking at the prophetic pictures of future events, trying to see more clearly every line of the picture drawn by the inspired pen, often find a detail obscure, when the essential outline stands out plain and clear and positive.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

Cast Not Away Therefore Your Confidence

Cast Not Away Therefore Your Confidence

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Personal Work in Connection With Evangelism

Joseph Capman

In connection with His public ef­forts we find that Jesus was also a personal worker—He worked for in­dividuals.

In connection with His public ef­forts we find that Jesus was also a personal worker—He worked for in­dividuals.

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Holding the Interest

Roy Allan Anderson

Two great questions press upon us: First, How shall we reach the masses in the large cities? and second, How can we impress them with our message?

Two great questions press upon us: First, How shall we reach the masses in the large cities? and second, How can we impress them with our message?

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Non-Biblical Testimony to the Historicity of Jesus*

W.W. Prescott

There is no person in all the annals of history in behalf of whom there is more convincing testimony than for Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ of the New Testament.

There is no person in all the annals of history in behalf of whom there is more convincing testimony than for Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ of the New Testament.

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A New Experience in Christ

Anonymous

How an ugly dis­position in my home and with my fel­low workers is rapidly being displaced by a new love for everybody and a sweetness of disposition.

How an ugly dis­position in my home and with my fel­low workers is rapidly being displaced by a new love for everybody and a sweetness of disposition.

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Conducting an Effort When Funds Are Low

L.V. Finster

In these times of depression, our evangelists will feel the curtailment of funds to provide helpers and advertising material.

In these times of depression, our evangelists will feel the curtailment of funds to provide helpers and advertising material.

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Sparsely Settled Sections

J.L. Tucker

A minister in these sections ought to hold a cottage meeting or a preach­ing service nearly every night during the week in addition to his visiting and Bible studies during the day.

A minister in these sections ought to hold a cottage meeting or a preach­ing service nearly every night during the week in addition to his visiting and Bible studies during the day.

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Attracting Youth to the Bible Work—No. 1

Louise C. Kleuser

While an apparent overproduction in some departments of our work is receiving serious study, the efficient, all-round, practical Bible worker is still in demand.

While an apparent overproduction in some departments of our work is receiving serious study, the efficient, all-round, practical Bible worker is still in demand.

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The Miraculous Birth of Christ

Francis D. Nichol

The assertion was recently hurled at me that Christians worship an illegiti­mate child. Answered by reference to Matthew 1:20, the question was then asked, "Why was it right for the Holy Spirit to do what it was not right for man to do?" How can I best answer this challenge?

The assertion was recently hurled at me that Christians worship an illegiti­mate child. Answered by reference to Matthew 1:20, the question was then asked, "Why was it right for the Holy Spirit to do what it was not right for man to do?" How can I best answer this challenge?

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Making Stronger Adventists

A.J. Meiklejohn

We have all been distressed to see persons come into the church, apparently in good faith, remain a short time, and then drop out. In my own work I have tried in many ways to remedy this situation. The baptismal class has given some help; but it seems as if we need a more extended course of instruc­tion than the usual class of this kind imparts.

We have all been distressed to see persons come into the church, apparently in good faith, remain a short time, and then drop out. In my own work I have tried in many ways to remedy this situation. The baptismal class has given some help; but it seems as if we need a more extended course of instruc­tion than the usual class of this kind imparts.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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