October 1956 Issue

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Roy Allan Anderson

In this issue our Theological Seminary here at headquarters is featured. What a splendid record this institution has! How rich has been its contribution! And yet the accomplishments of the past are small as compared with the opportunities for the future.

The Birth of Revival

Richard Hammill

Perhaps the SDA Theological Seminary will be one of the instruments of effecting revival and reformation.

Perhaps the SDA Theological Seminary will be one of the instruments of effecting revival and reformation.

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Introducing Ourselves

E.D. Dick

In this article we tell you something of the Seminary, its purposes, its program, and its personnel.

In this article we tell you something of the Seminary, its purposes, its program, and its personnel.

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Bachelor of Divinity Graduates at Work

Charles E. Weniger

If the Seventh-day Adventist preacher is to carry the message of salvation to this generation, his training and consecration must rise to meet the demands of the time.

If the Seventh-day Adventist preacher is to carry the message of salvation to this generation, his training and consecration must rise to meet the demands of the time.

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The Seminary Has Growing Pain

Esther Benton

Growing pains seem a part of the normal life of an institution that has more than doubled its enrollment in the past ten years. This article explores the changes.

Growing pains seem a part of the normal life of an institution that has more than doubled its enrollment in the past ten years. This article explores the changes.

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Treasures From the Seventh-day Adventist Past

Mary Jane Mitchell

The history of most peoples, nations, and organizations is preserved in li­braries. This is certainly true of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination and its history.

The history of most peoples, nations, and organizations is preserved in li­braries. This is certainly true of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination and its history.

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The Challenge of Intellectual and Spiritual Growth

Ellen G. White

Counsel from the Spirit of Prophecy.

Counsel from the Spirit of Prophecy.

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The Riddle on the Wall

Alger H. Johns

Instead of providing an article for this section, Dr. Siegfried H. Horn, who is head of this department in the Seminary, has written an interesting article about the most recent of the Seminary Extension Schools.

Instead of providing an article for this section, Dr. Siegfried H. Horn, who is head of this department in the Seminary, has written an interesting article about the most recent of the Seminary Extension Schools.

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The Importance of New Testament Greek

Roland E. Loasby

An intimate knowledge of the Greek is not a sine qua non for the minister of the gospel. However, to assert that a sound insight into the language of his profes­sion is an asset of prime value to the gospel worker is to make a statement that is accepted by unbiased people.

An intimate knowledge of the Greek is not a sine qua non for the minister of the gospel. However, to assert that a sound insight into the language of his profes­sion is an asset of prime value to the gospel worker is to make a statement that is accepted by unbiased people.

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Apostles in the Early Church

Earle Hilgert

It is a commonplace of New Testament study that the word "apostle" means "one who is sent." Beyond this, it is also interesting to know that this word, and probably also the office it designates, have a colorful background that throws light on the function of the Chris­tian apostles in the early church.

It is a commonplace of New Testament study that the word "apostle" means "one who is sent." Beyond this, it is also interesting to know that this word, and probably also the office it designates, have a colorful background that throws light on the function of the Chris­tian apostles in the early church.

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Ninth Extension School Held in the Far East

Siegfried H. Horn

For eight weeks—from March 19 to May 12—Philippine Union College at Manila was host to a field school for workers from all over the far-flung lands of the Far Eastern Division.

For eight weeks—from March 19 to May 12—Philippine Union College at Manila was host to a field school for workers from all over the far-flung lands of the Far Eastern Division.

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What is Truth?

W. G. C. Murdoch

To those who ask today, "What is truth?" there come a multitude of voices in response. How are we to answer this question?

To those who ask today, "What is truth?" there come a multitude of voices in response. How are we to answer this question?

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Daniel 8:14 in Perspective

Edward Heppenstall

Daniel 8:14 has long been one of the key texts in the scriptural foundation of the Adventist faith, and rightly so. The prophetic time period of the 2300 days, with its termina­tion in the fall of 1844 and the commencement of the antitypical Day of Atonement, constitutes one of the main pillars of Adventist theology.

Daniel 8:14 has long been one of the key texts in the scriptural foundation of the Adventist faith, and rightly so. The prophetic time period of the 2300 days, with its termina­tion in the fall of 1844 and the commencement of the antitypical Day of Atonement, constitutes one of the main pillars of Adventist theology.

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Voltaire and the Lisbon Earthquake

Daniel Walther

The immediate repercussions of that Lisbon tragedy were registered in religious as well as antireligious circles. Here's what Voltaire made of this important event.

The immediate repercussions of that Lisbon tragedy were registered in religious as well as antireligious circles. Here's what Voltaire made of this important event.

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Philosophy and Objectives of the Department of Practical Theology

M. K. Eckenroth

I have had correspondence from a minister whose letterhead carries the inscription, "Department of Practical Theology." This is most heartening and assuring, for certainly this is the only kind of theol­ogy that in the final sum and substance is of any value.

I have had correspondence from a minister whose letterhead carries the inscription, "Department of Practical Theology." This is most heartening and assuring, for certainly this is the only kind of theol­ogy that in the final sum and substance is of any value.

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The Seminary's Latest Major Field

Charles E. Wittschiebe

The seminary faculty and administration have now made it possible for a candidate for the Master's degree to obtain a major in the field of pastoral counsel­ing and guidance, and for the B.D. candidate to include in his curriculum more courses in this area.

The seminary faculty and administration have now made it possible for a candidate for the Master's degree to obtain a major in the field of pastoral counsel­ing and guidance, and for the B.D. candidate to include in his curriculum more courses in this area.

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The Seminary Music Department

George W. Greer

We face today the most alarming situation in the field of music that has ever ex­isted in our world. That which the Creator in­tended to be a source of spiritual strength and a constant stimulant to better living in prepa­ration for the future land of joy and song, is too often taken over by another power, with devastating results.

We face today the most alarming situation in the field of music that has ever ex­isted in our world. That which the Creator in­tended to be a source of spiritual strength and a constant stimulant to better living in prepa­ration for the future land of joy and song, is too often taken over by another power, with devastating results.

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P's and R's for Public Speakers

Winton H. Beaven

How are your techniques?

How are your techniques?

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Ellen G. White Writings and Current News Releases Part II

Arthur White

The Seventh-day Adventist who picked up the Scientific American in June, 1954, doubtless read with particular interest the article by W. Grey Walter entitled "The Electrical Activity of the Brain," and probably recalled some rather familiar state­ments in the Ellen G. White books, some even of early years.

The Seventh-day Adventist who picked up the Scientific American in June, 1954, doubtless read with particular interest the article by W. Grey Walter entitled "The Electrical Activity of the Brain," and probably recalled some rather familiar state­ments in the Ellen G. White books, some even of early years.

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The Law of Life-Service

Various Authors

All things both in heaven and in earth de­clare that the great law of life is a law of service.

All things both in heaven and in earth de­clare that the great law of life is a law of service.

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Pointer's to Progress

Various Authors

Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.

Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.

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