July 1938 Issue

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Beware of Reversing God's Order

W.G. Turner

With increasing openings in heathen lands and many hitherto untouched places, we as Seventh-day Adventists need carefully to guard against prematurely introducing certain features of our work to the neglect of the evan­gelical.

With increasing openings in heathen lands and many hitherto untouched places, we as Seventh-day Adventists need carefully to guard against prematurely introducing certain features of our work to the neglect of the evan­gelical.

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The Implications of Catholicity—No. 1

H. L. Rudy

What does it mean to assert the catholicity of the church?

What does it mean to assert the catholicity of the church?

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Principles of Administration—No. 5

J. Lamar McElhany

Should the officers of a church attempt to instruct or control the votes of a church delegation?

Should the officers of a church attempt to instruct or control the votes of a church delegation?

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Training an Indigenous Ministry

C.P. Crager

No greater task lies before our leaders in mission lands than the training of a strong, indigenous ministry, called of God to give the message to their own people in the land in which they were born.

No greater task lies before our leaders in mission lands than the training of a strong, indigenous ministry, called of God to give the message to their own people in the land in which they were born.

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Learning From Others

T. R. Flaiz

Would you like to glean the very best from the experience of other foreign mission societies, working by our side in every land?

Would you like to glean the very best from the experience of other foreign mission societies, working by our side in every land?

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Good Form in the Pulpit

B. P. Hoffman

The primary function of the serv­ices in the house of God is worship.

The primary function of the serv­ices in the house of God is worship.

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The Revival of Romanism—No. 2

Robert L. Odom

Greek Orthodoxy.—the crash of the czarist regime and the subsequent Red Revolution were disastrous for the Greek Church, whose mainstay was the pa­tronage of the czar. The little that remains of Greek orthodoxy is weak and uncertain. In 1930, King Boris III of Bulgaria,…

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"Dress Reform" Counsels of 1865—No. 1

William A. Spicer

Now and then critics of the Spirit of prophecy have sought to represent that gift as leading our church sisters into something ridiculous in the way of dress in the early times.

Now and then critics of the Spirit of prophecy have sought to represent that gift as leading our church sisters into something ridiculous in the way of dress in the early times.

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The Ecumenical Movement—No. 2

H. W. Lowe

What do we make of ecclesiastical universalism?

What do we make of ecclesiastical universalism?

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Capital-and-Labor Issue—No. 2

Donald W. McKay

As pointed out in the previous discussion,  the attention of the American public has been focused on the labor situation. Neither capital nor labor can exist without the other; each is dependent upon the other. The gov­ernment is aware of the situation; and even though…

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A More Effectual Ministry

A. W. Staples, D.R. Hiatt, H.M.S. Richards

Sound counsel from seasoned evangelists.

Sound counsel from seasoned evangelists.

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

Distinguish centralities from secondaries.

Distinguish centralities from secondaries.

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God's Program of Coming Events

E.L. Pingenot

God's Program of Coming Events.

God's Program of Coming Events.

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Religious World Trends

Anonymous

Religious news from around the world.

Religious news from around the world.

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Conditions to Divine Healing

J.E. Fulton

Seventh-day Adventists take what is really a balanced position upon the subject of divine healing. We recognize the promise in the Word that God will heal sickness, and yet we do not think it out of harmony with true faith in God to call upon the wise and conscientious physician, and to use natural remedies in an effort to recover strength.

Seventh-day Adventists take what is really a balanced position upon the subject of divine healing. We recognize the promise in the Word that God will heal sickness, and yet we do not think it out of harmony with true faith in God to call upon the wise and conscientious physician, and to use natural remedies in an effort to recover strength.

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Medical Missionary

Gerald Paul, Merle L. Mills

Special features from our Medical Missionary column.

Special features from our Medical Missionary column.

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Church Clinics Successful

Julia A. White

We are told that medical missionary work is the pioneer work of the gospel.

We are told that medical missionary work is the pioneer work of the gospel.

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Basic Principles of Health Teaching

H.M. Walton

No. 7—Relation to Spiritual Experience

No. 7—Relation to Spiritual Experience

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"Listening in" on the Seminary

D.S. Kime

Of what value and importance is a theo­logical seminary to the Seventh-day Adventist denomination? Do we really need it?

Of what value and importance is a theo­logical seminary to the Seventh-day Adventist denomination? Do we really need it?

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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