July 1932 Issue

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Have Faith in God

I.H. Evans

Christ not only taught that we should have faith in God, but also that we shall receive from God what our faith grasps.

Christ not only taught that we should have faith in God, but also that we shall receive from God what our faith grasps.

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The Power of the Gospel*

J.L. Shaw

The gospel is more than good news, more than what we call the gospel story, more than a statement of truth, more, even, than a plan of salvation. It is the power of God unto salvation.

The gospel is more than good news, more than what we call the gospel story, more than a statement of truth, more, even, than a plan of salvation. It is the power of God unto salvation.

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Roman Catholic Authorities

N.J. Walforf

Through the years our ministers have used as evidence and author­ity, books circulated by the Catholic Church through their bookstores.

Through the years our ministers have used as evidence and author­ity, books circulated by the Catholic Church through their bookstores.

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The Holy Spirit and Human Effort

W.B. Holden

We have no new ideas nor methods to make soul winning more successful than in the apostles' day. As then, so now, the combination of the Holy Spirit with human effort is required, together with the whole-hearted sur­render of the messenger, and constant, prayerful service on his part, not only from the desk, but also by the fireside.

We have no new ideas nor methods to make soul winning more successful than in the apostles' day. As then, so now, the combination of the Holy Spirit with human effort is required, together with the whole-hearted sur­render of the messenger, and constant, prayerful service on his part, not only from the desk, but also by the fireside.

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The Appeal in Evangelistic Meetings

Charles T. Everson

Frequently the difference between success and failure in an evangelistic campaign lies in the right use of the appeal.

Frequently the difference between success and failure in an evangelistic campaign lies in the right use of the appeal.

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Attracting an Audience to Hear the Message

J. L. Shuler

Successful evangelism to winning people to the third angel's message centers around three points.

Successful evangelism to winning people to the third angel's message centers around three points.

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It Pays to Make Friends

Harold N. Williams

From both personal observation and experience I believe that we as Seventh-day Adventist ministers have been too slow and timid in making friendships with government officials, men of influence, and leaders of other denominations.

From both personal observation and experience I believe that we as Seventh-day Adventist ministers have been too slow and timid in making friendships with government officials, men of influence, and leaders of other denominations.

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Poetry in the Preaching Service

Herbert Camden Lacey

Firmly believing in the value of reading a Christian poem to enforce the Y thought in a sermon, I have for some years asked the co-operation of Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle in supplying poems on certain topics that I planned to use in sermons.

Firmly believing in the value of reading a Christian poem to enforce the Y thought in a sermon, I have for some years asked the co-operation of Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle in supplying poems on certain topics that I planned to use in sermons.

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Convictions on Methods of Evangelism

Roy Allan Anderson

Both our evangelists and our pastors earnestly desire to know why and how others follow their special plans and policies of work.

Both our evangelists and our pastors earnestly desire to know why and how others follow their special plans and policies of work.

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Organization Helps the Bible Worker

Lona Brosi

When associated with an evangelist carrying on a public effort, with only one or two Bible workers, I find it impossible to do efficient service unless I have my work well organized.

When associated with an evangelist carrying on a public effort, with only one or two Bible workers, I find it impossible to do efficient service unless I have my work well organized.

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What the Bible Worker Expects From the Evangelist

Mary E. Walsh

The work of evangelist and Bible worker may be likened to that of physician and nurse. The physician diagnoses the case and prescribes the treatment, leaving the nurse to carry out his orders. Were it not for the systematic care given by the nurse, of what avail would be the doctor's orders?

The work of evangelist and Bible worker may be likened to that of physician and nurse. The physician diagnoses the case and prescribes the treatment, leaving the nurse to carry out his orders. Were it not for the systematic care given by the nurse, of what avail would be the doctor's orders?

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Dating the Sixty-Nine Weeks

F.C. Gilbert

Does the Hebrew of Daniel 9:25 de­termine if we should date the sixty-nine weeks from the time the decree was issued, or from the time of its execution? And what evidence is there for our year-day principle of interpreta­tion here?

Does the Hebrew of Daniel 9:25 de­termine if we should date the sixty-nine weeks from the time the decree was issued, or from the time of its execution? And what evidence is there for our year-day principle of interpreta­tion here?

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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