February 1937 Issue
Every Doctrine in the Setting of the Advent Message
William A. Spicer
We can never tire of looking at the prophetic picture of this advent movement.
We can never tire of looking at the prophetic picture of this advent movement.Giving Our Specific Message to the World
Taylor G. Bunch, J. L. Shuler, D.E. Venden
A symposial discussion from June 5, 1936 in San Francisco
A symposial discussion from June 5, 1936 in San FranciscoKnowing What Not to Say
M.L. Andreasen
In a certain sense a minister selects his own congregation
In a certain sense a minister selects his own congregationPower for the Finishing of the Work—No. 2
Macguire, Meade
We are approaching the end of the last days. The need of the Holy Spirit is as great in these days as it was at the beginning of the gospel dispensation.
We are approaching the end of the last days. The need of the Holy Spirit is as great in these days as it was at the beginning of the gospel dispensation.Radio Problems and Methods
Alfred E. Holst
The launching of radio work in any section gives rise to several questions and considerations. The suggestions given in this article are the result of my own particular experience under circumstances prevailing in our part of the field.
The launching of radio work in any section gives rise to several questions and considerations. The suggestions given in this article are the result of my own particular experience under circumstances prevailing in our part of the field.Reaching the Masses in a Conference—No. 2*
H.E. Lysinger
Advice on financing a literature campaign.
Advice on financing a literature campaign.The Confessed Failure of Modernism—No. 1
W.W. Prescott
Any attempt to make Christianity more acceptable to the modern mind by accommodating its teachings to the spirit of the age, even to the point of surrendering the miraculous element, is simply the rejection of the Christianity of the Scriptures and the substitution of a merely human philosophy in place of it.
Any attempt to make Christianity more acceptable to the modern mind by accommodating its teachings to the spirit of the age, even to the point of surrendering the miraculous element, is simply the rejection of the Christianity of the Scriptures and the substitution of a merely human philosophy in place of it.The Place of Instrumental Music
Irving A. Steinel
Part four of our series considers the importance of having a skill pianist or organist.
Part four of our series considers the importance of having a skill pianist or organist.Bible History Teaches Bible Doctrine—No. 2
Frederick A. Schilling
The same doctrinal purpose and character of Biblical history revealed in the Old Testament is clearly seen in the historical narratives of the New Testament.
The same doctrinal purpose and character of Biblical history revealed in the Old Testament is clearly seen in the historical narratives of the New Testament.Is Alcohol a Food?
Julius Gilbert White
One of the most specious, and therefore deceptive, arguments used to sanction the daily use of moderate amounts of beverages containing alcohol, is the claim that alcohol has a food value.
One of the most specious, and therefore deceptive, arguments used to sanction the daily use of moderate amounts of beverages containing alcohol, is the claim that alcohol has a food value.The Conflict of the Ages Series
Various Authors
A look at the writing of the Great Controversy.
A look at the writing of the Great Controversy.Valuable Quotations
Anonymous
Verified Extracts From Current Literature
Verified Extracts From Current Literature