February 1939 Issue

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Maintaining the Spirit of Unity

J. Lamar McElhany

A personal message from the General Conference President.

A personal message from the General Conference President.

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World Unity Essential

Ellen G. White

Vital "Testimony" Counsels reprinted.

Vital "Testimony" Counsels reprinted.

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Adequate Training for Our Task--No. 1

Louis K. Dickson

Shall we insist on sixteen grades for applicants for ministerial work?

Shall we insist on sixteen grades for applicants for ministerial work?

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The Nature of Non-Christian Religions

Edwin R. Thiele

What is the real nature of non-Chris­tian religions, and what should be the attitude of the Christian toward them?

What is the real nature of non-Chris­tian religions, and what should be the attitude of the Christian toward them?

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How Shall We Do It?"

T.J. Michael

It will doubtless be of interest to readers of The Ministry to know of some of the problems which confront us in our work in India.

It will doubtless be of interest to readers of The Ministry to know of some of the problems which confront us in our work in India.

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Our Spiritual Foes and Perils—No. 1

Walter Raymond Beach

A faithful and fearless discussion of the worker's conflict.

A faithful and fearless discussion of the worker's conflict.

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Charts Their Use and Abuse

Clifford A. Reeves

Ever since 1842, charts have played a prominent part in the presentation of the advent message.

Ever since 1842, charts have played a prominent part in the presentation of the advent message.

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Conservation of Results—No. 2

J. L. Shuler

How can an evangelist conduct an effort and bind off the interest in such a way that the work accomplished will stand secure and not ravel out?

How can an evangelist conduct an effort and bind off the interest in such a way that the work accomplished will stand secure and not ravel out?

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Securing and Holding, an Audience

G.E. Peters

So delicate is the vine of evangelism and so precious the fruit which the husbandman rightfully expects, that every precaution should be taken against the inroads of the "little foxes."

So delicate is the vine of evangelism and so precious the fruit which the husbandman rightfully expects, that every precaution should be taken against the inroads of the "little foxes."

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Christology of Islam—No. 2

Samuel Zwemer

The denial by Mohammedanism of Jesus Christ is a most important factor to consider.

The denial by Mohammedanism of Jesus Christ is a most important factor to consider.

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Consecrated Church Musicians

Oliver S. Beltz

Who and what is the work of the consecrated church musician?

Who and what is the work of the consecrated church musician?

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Editorial Keynotes

LeRoy E. Froom

That history of the advent hope.

That history of the advent hope.

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The High Priest's Garments

M.L. Andreasen

Which kind was worn on the Day of Atonement?

Which kind was worn on the Day of Atonement?

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The Leader's Duty to Lead

Howard J. Detwiler

The Conference President's Relation to the Health Work

The Conference President's Relation to the Health Work

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The Physiology of Digestion*

Robert Hare

The digestion of food, which is an essen­tial experience in the daily life of each person, is something about which many theories and a multitude of strange notions have clustered.

The digestion of food, which is an essen­tial experience in the daily life of each person, is something about which many theories and a multitude of strange notions have clustered.

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Adapting Health Teaching

Virginia Astwood

A testimony from Bermuda.

A testimony from Bermuda.

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Technique of Spiritual Therapy

Alonzo J. Wearner

The highest service for God and human­ity is doubtless to be found in medical evangelism.

The highest service for God and human­ity is doubtless to be found in medical evangelism.

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Sanitariums Win Souls

W.W. Williamson

In the busy routine of sanitarium work the Lord occasionally gives us rich experiences which spur us on to labor more earnestly for souls whom He is calling into the ranks of His remnant people.

In the busy routine of sanitarium work the Lord occasionally gives us rich experiences which spur us on to labor more earnestly for souls whom He is calling into the ranks of His remnant people.

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Medical Work in Simla

H.C. Menkel

A report from India.

A report from India.

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Editorial Postscripts

LeRoy E. Froom

From the Ministry back page.

From the Ministry back page.

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