March 1932 Issue

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The Sure Foundation

I.H. Evans

In order to build on the sure founda­tion, the word of God, one must seek for the true meaning of the word.

In order to build on the sure founda­tion, the word of God, one must seek for the true meaning of the word.

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The Leaders Should Lead in Evangelism

W. H. Branson

It is easy for us to see how institu­tionalism has hindered evangelism in mission lands in the case of other mis­sion boards; but are we not in danger of drifting in the same direction?

It is easy for us to see how institu­tionalism has hindered evangelism in mission lands in the case of other mis­sion boards; but are we not in danger of drifting in the same direction?

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Making Successful Contact

G.F. Jones

There is one sure, certain way to have success in working for souls——the way of personal contact.

There is one sure, certain way to have success in working for souls——the way of personal contact.

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Others Are Also Watching

M.N. Campbell

Readers of the Ministry will be interested in a report of the recent Student Volunteer Movement convention held in Buffalo, December 30 to January 3.

Readers of the Ministry will be interested in a report of the recent Student Volunteer Movement convention held in Buffalo, December 30 to January 3.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

Next to the direct operation of the Holy Spirit upon the human heart, the profound and sincere belief of the preacher in the integrity of the message he proclaims is doubtless the most potent influence that can be brought to bear upon the hearer.

Next to the direct operation of the Holy Spirit upon the human heart, the profound and sincere belief of the preacher in the integrity of the message he proclaims is doubtless the most potent influence that can be brought to bear upon the hearer.

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A Layman's Appeal

Anonymous

The rebuke and appeal in the following letter, sent recently to one of our evangel­ists, touch upon a point that unfortunately makes it personal to many who are engaged in the gospel ministry.

The rebuke and appeal in the following letter, sent recently to one of our evangel­ists, touch upon a point that unfortunately makes it personal to many who are engaged in the gospel ministry.

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Hints for Amateur Song Leaders

Henry De Fluiter

Often our young men, and older ones too, are pressed into the service of conducting the music in our meetings, even when without previous experi­ence. For such, a few suggestions may be timely.

Often our young men, and older ones too, are pressed into the service of conducting the music in our meetings, even when without previous experi­ence. For such, a few suggestions may be timely.

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The Prophetic Periods

C.P. Bollman

Reviewing the method of understanding the prophetic periods of Daniel and Revelation.

Reviewing the method of understanding the prophetic periods of Daniel and Revelation.

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Sunset Musings

E.H. Gates

When in 1875 I accepted "present truth," my whole outlook was changed, and life seemed to take on a new meaning.

When in 1875 I accepted "present truth," my whole outlook was changed, and life seemed to take on a new meaning.

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Open-Air Meetings

J.E. Shultz

To speak successfully in the open-air forum, one needs to have a very definite conviction that he has a divine message, and must not be moved from its presentation.

To speak successfully in the open-air forum, one needs to have a very definite conviction that he has a divine message, and must not be moved from its presentation.

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Receiving the Offerings

B.F. Bryan

Giving to the support of the work of God is an act of worship, and has been so regarded from the earliest times.

Giving to the support of the work of God is an act of worship, and has been so regarded from the earliest times.

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Non-Biblical Testimony to the Historicity of Jesus

W.W. Prescott

The letter of Pliny the Younger, written in 107 A. D., when he was the representative of the Roman government in Bithynia, and addressed to the then reigning emperor Trajan, "is considered one of the most important documents remaining of early Christian history."

The letter of Pliny the Younger, written in 107 A. D., when he was the representative of the Roman government in Bithynia, and addressed to the then reigning emperor Trajan, "is considered one of the most important documents remaining of early Christian history."

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The Question of Decision

Kathleen Meyer

One has to deal differently with different persons relative to the matter of conversion.

One has to deal differently with different persons relative to the matter of conversion.

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Attracting the Youth to the Bible Work—No. II

Louise C. Kleuser

When there is a leader, youth will ever follow.

When there is a leader, youth will ever follow.

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The Proper Use of Books

C.C. Crisler

When we gather and read books for the purpose of making plain to others the truths for our day, the blessing of the Lord accompanies such gathering and use; but when we accumulate them to read or study simply to learn truth for ourselves, or to become learned, or to receive mental stimulus or pleasure, and fail to pass on to others that which we receive, we become like stagnant pools, and make a curse of what might be a blessing.

When we gather and read books for the purpose of making plain to others the truths for our day, the blessing of the Lord accompanies such gathering and use; but when we accumulate them to read or study simply to learn truth for ourselves, or to become learned, or to receive mental stimulus or pleasure, and fail to pass on to others that which we receive, we become like stagnant pools, and make a curse of what might be a blessing.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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