June 1959 Issue

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Every Man In His Own Tongue

It was back in the 1890's that a young couple set sail from Norway, via steer­age, to the land of promise—America. The wife and mother, a flaxen-haired, pink-cheeked young woman barely out of her mature teens, cradled her baby boy in her arms, as with eyes wide with…

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How Can We Get the Most Out of Our Bible?

Otto H. Christensen

A preacher must so study the Word that he will be able to bring forth things both new and old, with the old in a new setting.

A preacher must so study the Word that he will be able to bring forth things both new and old, with the old in a new setting.

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The Place of Prayer in Getting Decisions

Harold Calkins

Only the work accomplished with much prayer, will avail in the end."—The Desire of Ages, p. 362.

Only the work accomplished with much prayer, will avail in the end."—The Desire of Ages, p. 362.

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"Sons of the Stranger"

Wesley Amundson

North America is a land of "strangers." Someone has said, "We are a nation of many nationalities, many races, many religions—bound together by a single unity, the unity of free­dom and equality." This can also be said of Canada.

North America is a land of "strangers." Someone has said, "We are a nation of many nationalities, many races, many religions—bound together by a single unity, the unity of free­dom and equality." This can also be said of Canada.

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Working for Immigrants to American Shores

Walter Schubert

The greatness—the intellec­tual, scientific, and spiritual achievements—of one of the world's leading nations, the United States of America, is due primarily to the perennial flow of immigrants from its genesis to the present day.

The greatness—the intellec­tual, scientific, and spiritual achievements—of one of the world's leading nations, the United States of America, is due primarily to the perennial flow of immigrants from its genesis to the present day.

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Evangelizing Our Spanish Neighbors

Antonio Arteaga

In our efforts to bring the gospel of Christ to these millions of Spanish-speaking people, we need to take into consideration the language problem of some, the language preference of others, and their religious heritage.

In our efforts to bring the gospel of Christ to these millions of Spanish-speaking people, we need to take into consideration the language problem of some, the language preference of others, and their religious heritage.

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Reaching the Foreign Born in the Large Cities

Eduard Magi

What do we do for these millions of strangers who come to our land? Do we know how they feel here? Can they be absorbed into the great melting pot of the United States?

What do we do for these millions of strangers who come to our land? Do we know how they feel here? Can they be absorbed into the great melting pot of the United States?

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The Strangers Within Our Gates

D. A. McAdams

The Seventh-day Adventist Church and mis­sions.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church and mis­sions.

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Reaching the Foreign Born Through Radio

Robert H. Iles

It was George F. Zook who said, "Certainly no discovery since the invention of printing is comparable with the radio in significance and implication for the transmission of knowledge." In North America there are thousands of foreign-born peo­ple living in our midst.…

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What Did You Say?

L. M. Nelson

There are expres­sions that have become part of our language that to others are sometimes meaningless, often confusing, sometimes amusing, sometimes dis­gusting. Let me mention a few.

There are expres­sions that have become part of our language that to others are sometimes meaningless, often confusing, sometimes amusing, sometimes dis­gusting. Let me mention a few.

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I Met Billy Graham

Llewellyn Jones

I admired the ease with which he turned ques­tions into opportunities to quote Scripture by way of reply.

I admired the ease with which he turned ques­tions into opportunities to quote Scripture by way of reply.

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Reciprocity in Evangelism

Ithiel E. Gillis

We of the Voice of Prophecy are confident that we could be of vital assistance to evange­lists, pastors, and lay workers—and they to us—through their much wider knowledge and use of our several Bible correspond­ence courses in the dozen or so languages available

We of the Voice of Prophecy are confident that we could be of vital assistance to evange­lists, pastors, and lay workers—and they to us—through their much wider knowledge and use of our several Bible correspond­ence courses in the dozen or so languages available

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