July 1960 Issue
Pointers for Preachers
Various Authors
"Ecumenism and individualism", "Where is the promise?", "Twenty new nations"
"Ecumenism and individualism", "Where is the promise?", "Twenty new nations"Preacher's children
Dorothy Aitken
A series of talks to young ministers' wives by Dorothy Lockwood Aitken.
A series of talks to young ministers' wives by Dorothy Lockwood Aitken.The minister and his family
Archa O. Dart
The minister who budgets his time can be a true husband and father to his family and still not neglect his church responsibilities.
The minister who budgets his time can be a true husband and father to his family and still not neglect his church responsibilities.Obtaining the Charter (C-Rating): The Story of Accreditation at CME—Part 1: Continued
Margaret Rossiter White
The story of accreditation at the College of Medical Evangelists.
The story of accreditation at the College of Medical Evangelists.Is public evangelism outmoded?
C. Lloyd Wyman
Standing today with our feet almost touching the shores of eternity, facing awful events, it is the time and the place to say, "Evangelism is possible, brother."
Standing today with our feet almost touching the shores of eternity, facing awful events, it is the time and the place to say, "Evangelism is possible, brother."The veracity of Bible chronology
Edwin R. Thiele
Throughout the ages, endless and bitter attacks against the reliability of the Biblical record have come from men who were moved more by zeal than by knowledge. These charges of inaccuracies in the Word of God have been due largely to an imperfect knowledge of the facts of ancient Biblical history, manners and customs rather than to actual errors in the Biblical record.
Throughout the ages, endless and bitter attacks against the reliability of the Biblical record have come from men who were moved more by zeal than by knowledge. These charges of inaccuracies in the Word of God have been due largely to an imperfect knowledge of the facts of ancient Biblical history, manners and customs rather than to actual errors in the Biblical record.Evangelism at the new Osaka Center
Leo Van Dolson
This article is a brief presentation of evangelistic procedures being used in the Osaka Center, Japan.
This article is a brief presentation of evangelistic procedures being used in the Osaka Center, Japan.Recognizing personality differences
Taylor G. Bunch
A subject of ever increasing importance with the passing of time, wherever two or more persons are associated in service, whether in families, churches, schools, conferences, institutions, or various kinds of business, is personality problems.
A subject of ever increasing importance with the passing of time, wherever two or more persons are associated in service, whether in families, churches, schools, conferences, institutions, or various kinds of business, is personality problems.The Practice of Stewardship
LeRoy E. Froom
The all-inclusive expansion of "the everlasting gospel," known and loved by the Advent people as the threefold message, is intrinsically bound up with the tremendous fact of the divine Personality who is the Creator of all. This means and involves so much that we might well pause briefly and ponder its sweeping implications.
The all-inclusive expansion of "the everlasting gospel," known and loved by the Advent people as the threefold message, is intrinsically bound up with the tremendous fact of the divine Personality who is the Creator of all. This means and involves so much that we might well pause briefly and ponder its sweeping implications.Obedience and Knowledge
Theodore Carcich
One compensation of obedience is the acquisition of spiritual truth and knowledge. Generally, knowledge is looked upon as belonging to the mind. This, of course, is true of certain factual knowledge as scientific experiment and theoretical truth. It is certainly not true of spiritual knowledge.
One compensation of obedience is the acquisition of spiritual truth and knowledge. Generally, knowledge is looked upon as belonging to the mind. This, of course, is true of certain factual knowledge as scientific experiment and theoretical truth. It is certainly not true of spiritual knowledge.Infections today
H. E. Rice
The disease I wish to consider with you today we shall call the virus of serviceless worship. God relates worship to service. Man relates worship to songs and prayers and incantations and offerings, but is inclined to divorce it from service. This is the deadly effect of the virus. It is the common course of the disease.
The disease I wish to consider with you today we shall call the virus of serviceless worship. God relates worship to service. Man relates worship to songs and prayers and incantations and offerings, but is inclined to divorce it from service. This is the deadly effect of the virus. It is the common course of the disease.Men and Women With a Ladder
Walter Raymond Beach
Worship talk given in General Conference chapel regarding Jacob's ladder.
Worship talk given in General Conference chapel regarding Jacob's ladder."The blessing of Jacob": A brief study in Old Testament poetry
Charles E. Weniger
In several respects the recounting of Old Testament history differs from that of regular history. Among these differences is the tendency of the Old Testament historian to interrupt the flow of history by inserting, on the occurrence of an especially significant event, a poetic composition as a sort of emotional overtone to the historic picture.
In several respects the recounting of Old Testament history differs from that of regular history. Among these differences is the tendency of the Old Testament historian to interrupt the flow of history by inserting, on the occurrence of an especially significant event, a poetic composition as a sort of emotional overtone to the historic picture.The Investigative Judgment - Does This Teaching Have Any Biblical Basis?
W. E. Read
The article discusses certain doctrinal differences between those of Seventh-day Adventists and those presented in the recent book "The Truth About Seventh-day Adventism," by Walter R Martin.
The article discusses certain doctrinal differences between those of Seventh-day Adventists and those presented in the recent book "The Truth About Seventh-day Adventism," by Walter R Martin.