December 1934 Issue

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Spiritual Power Our Supreme Need

I.H. Evans

Two things are necessary for a suc­cessful ministry: one is training, the other is spiritual power.

Two things are necessary for a suc­cessful ministry: one is training, the other is spiritual power.

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Our High Calling

Elmer E. Andross

How sad to see one who is supposed to be a "man of God," and to be commissioned by God to represent His own Son, careless in his dress and in his general appearance.

How sad to see one who is supposed to be a "man of God," and to be commissioned by God to represent His own Son, careless in his dress and in his general appearance.

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Our Responsibility in Finances

H.A. Lukens

One of the fundamental requirements of the minister of God is that he accept responsibility as it comes to him, and be willing to do disagreeable things if necessary.

One of the fundamental requirements of the minister of God is that he accept responsibility as it comes to him, and be willing to do disagreeable things if necessary.

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Modernism But Paganized Christianity

W.W. Prescott

The fundamental cause of the present world crisis is that men in positions of responsibility, both in the church and in the state, have exalted the creature above the Creator.

The fundamental cause of the present world crisis is that men in positions of responsibility, both in the church and in the state, have exalted the creature above the Creator.

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Golden Moments

John D. Snider

The economic conditions which have necessitated the release of certain of our workers have increased the duties of others, making it more difficult than ever for them to find adequate time for reading and meditation.

The economic conditions which have necessitated the release of certain of our workers have increased the duties of others, making it more difficult than ever for them to find adequate time for reading and meditation.

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A Physician's Plea to Ministers No. 1

George Thomason

For a number of years I have viewed with considerable alarm the premature incapaci­tation of leading workers in the cause by rea­son of physical and mental disaster, and this frequently in the case of men who really ought to be in their prime.

For a number of years I have viewed with considerable alarm the premature incapaci­tation of leading workers in the cause by rea­son of physical and mental disaster, and this frequently in the case of men who really ought to be in their prime.

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The Minister's Personal Finance No. 1

Claude Conrad

As a leader in the cause of God, the minister has always to bear in mind the force of his personal example including his finances.

As a leader in the cause of God, the minister has always to bear in mind the force of his personal example including his finances.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

The New Testament Canon No. 12

The New Testament Canon No. 12

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The Hebrew of Genesis 2:4, 5

L. L. Caviness

In Genesis 2:4, 5, we read in the Authorized Version, "These are the generations of every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew." The Mormons take this passage to prove that there was a spiritual creation before what they refer to as natural creation. What does the original Hebrew of this passage mean?

In Genesis 2:4, 5, we read in the Authorized Version, "These are the generations of every plant of the field before it was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew." The Mormons take this passage to prove that there was a spiritual creation before what they refer to as natural creation. What does the original Hebrew of this passage mean?

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The Foundation of Papal Supremacy (VII).

N.J. Walforf

What is the foundation of papal supremacy?

What is the foundation of papal supremacy?

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The Recording and Analyzing of Our Evangelistic Efforts

M.V., Campbell

In order to be certain that each new Sabbath keeper receives a uniform course of training, we have prepared, and for the past four years have been using and one page is devoted to each person who starts to keep the Sabbath.

In order to be certain that each new Sabbath keeper receives a uniform course of training, we have prepared, and for the past four years have been using and one page is devoted to each person who starts to keep the Sabbath.

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The Modus Operandi in Radio Work

S. Horton McLennan

One of the first and important require­ments in beginning a series of regular broad­casts is to select a striking name for your pro­gram—a name that will stand out and be both pleasing to the radio ear and easy to remem­ber.

One of the first and important require­ments in beginning a series of regular broad­casts is to select a striking name for your pro­gram—a name that will stand out and be both pleasing to the radio ear and easy to remem­ber.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Editor's desk.

From the Editor's desk.

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