Corroboration of Sanctuary Positions
How bible expositors corroborate the conclusions set forth by our church on prophecy.
By J. E. FULTON, Field Secretary, Pacific Union Conference
By J. E. FULTON, Field Secretary, Pacific Union Conference
June 1938
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The Mission Movement Challenged
Facing the new, portentous attitude toward missions has come into vogue.
The Revival of Romanism—No. 1
The pulse of the world is violently athrob. We are keenly aware that the long-waited crisis is imminent. Humanity's mighty struggle, involving both national and international issues, is fast taking on a religious hue. And the ecclesiastical power coming to the front is the Papacy.
Our Ambassadorial Limitations—No. 2*
Rightly representing our heavenly country to all peoples.
The Atonement Central—No. 3
The Father is the author of the atonement.
A More Effectual Ministry
Articles on evangelistic methods and pastoral techniques.
Prayer at Bible Studies
Should prayer be offered at the beginning of a Bible study or at the close, or at both times?
Just Between Us Missionary Wives—No. 1
A true helpmeet doubles the missionary's effectiveness
Advent Movement Workers—No. 2
A statistical report.
Ecumenical Movement Afterthoughts—No. I
Much has been said and written about the Edinburgh conference on church union, held in August, 1937. Some are prone to rule the subject out of serious consideration and examination as devoid of potential dangers.
The Capital and Labor Issue—No. 1
One of the most widely discussed and far-reaching topics of the day is the controversy raging between capital and labor.
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