February 1961 Issue

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Roy Allan Anderson

In many places a real interest is awaken­ing on the part of our workers for our Jewish friends. We thank God for the revived interest in this people for whom the Christian mes­sage can mean so much once prejudice has been overcome.

Pointers for Preachers

Various Authors

Frigid Preaching, With All Deliberate Speed!, The Moment of Truth

Frigid Preaching, With All Deliberate Speed!, The Moment of Truth

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The Minister's Wife and Her God*

Leslie Hardinge

* The first of a series of four articles. Before anything else, before she is her hus­band's companion, her chil­dren's mother, her church's helper, the world's missionary, the minister's wife is a child and servant of God, answer able to Him for her words and actions, dependent on Him for righteous­ness and grace.

* The first of a series of four articles. Before anything else, before she is her hus­band's companion, her chil­dren's mother, her church's helper, the world's missionary, the minister's wife is a child and servant of God, answer able to Him for her words and actions, dependent on Him for righteous­ness and grace.

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The Humble Hymn

H. B. Hannum

The playing of hymns on either the organ or the piano is no insignificant matter. Too often the musician neglects his education in the truly effective playing of hymns.

The playing of hymns on either the organ or the piano is no insignificant matter. Too often the musician neglects his education in the truly effective playing of hymns.

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The Problem of Fear in the Christian Experience

C. T. Richards

This analytical outline has been prepared at our request by a teacher and preacher of experience, and is part of our plan to provide sermon material for busy pastors and their assistants who have requested help of this kind.

This analytical outline has been prepared at our request by a teacher and preacher of experience, and is part of our plan to provide sermon material for busy pastors and their assistants who have requested help of this kind.

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"I Like Our Pastor, But..."

Arthur Gordon

The need of every minister of Christ, whether missionary, evangelist, teacher, or pastor, is deeper than the mere shortcomings which are obvious on the exterior. All have a deep need of the heart which, when met, will cause his few faults to fade into insignificance. This need is the fullness of the Holy Spirit in his life and ministry.

The need of every minister of Christ, whether missionary, evangelist, teacher, or pastor, is deeper than the mere shortcomings which are obvious on the exterior. All have a deep need of the heart which, when met, will cause his few faults to fade into insignificance. This need is the fullness of the Holy Spirit in his life and ministry.

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Where Does the Money Go?

Archa O. Dart

Wouldn't it be wonderful we had no financial prob­lems at all in the home or in the church? Why do we have to be burdened continually with this extra load?

Wouldn't it be wonderful we had no financial prob­lems at all in the home or in the church? Why do we have to be burdened continually with this extra load?

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Presenting the Gospel Through Medical Ministry

T. R. Flaiz

As we come into increasingly troubled and uncertain times and as tragedy on a large scale becomes the world's way of life, the person qualified to minister to suffer­ing, in tenderness and Christian love, will in a special sense be walking in the foot­steps of the Great Physician.

As we come into increasingly troubled and uncertain times and as tragedy on a large scale becomes the world's way of life, the person qualified to minister to suffer­ing, in tenderness and Christian love, will in a special sense be walking in the foot­steps of the Great Physician.

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The Rewards of Leadership

G. R. Nash

Results and achievement are among the rewards of leadership. When the minister sees the tangible results of his efforts and the frui­tion of his labors, they are like a cool breeze on a sultry desert night.

Results and achievement are among the rewards of leadership. When the minister sees the tangible results of his efforts and the frui­tion of his labors, they are like a cool breeze on a sultry desert night.

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The Feet of Clay: A Comparative Study of Daniel 2 and Daniel 7 With Regard to the Number and Location of the Divisions of the Roman Empire

Alger Francis Johns

From time to time we publish research material intended to provoke thought, even though it may not always represent majority opinions in all matters. This article introduces some ideas on an old subject, which we think will be of interest.

From time to time we publish research material intended to provoke thought, even though it may not always represent majority opinions in all matters. This article introduces some ideas on an old subject, which we think will be of interest.

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Unity in the Ministry

W. E. Murray

In the Pauline Epistles a great deal is written about instructions, exhortations, and explanations of Christian unity. The apostle Paul not only instructs and exhorts the laymen regarding this attri­bute but in very definite lines he instructs the ministry on this same sub­ject.

In the Pauline Epistles a great deal is written about instructions, exhortations, and explanations of Christian unity. The apostle Paul not only instructs and exhorts the laymen regarding this attri­bute but in very definite lines he instructs the ministry on this same sub­ject.

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A Successful Seminary Field School of Evangelism

Edward C. Banks

THIRTY-ONE young men who are being prepared for the ministry had the privilege of attending the Field School of Evangelism that was con­ducted in Rockford, Illinois, June 5 to July 9, 1960. As the Seminary faculty plans for the training of ministers, it is a definite part of the plan to operate one or more field schools of evangelism each summer.

THIRTY-ONE young men who are being prepared for the ministry had the privilege of attending the Field School of Evangelism that was con­ducted in Rockford, Illinois, June 5 to July 9, 1960. As the Seminary faculty plans for the training of ministers, it is a definite part of the plan to operate one or more field schools of evangelism each summer.

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Natural Immortality Unsupported by Hebrew and Greek

Roy Allan Anderson

A Discussion of Walter Martin's Comments Relative to the Immortality of the Soul.

A Discussion of Walter Martin's Comments Relative to the Immortality of the Soul.

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What Is Theology All About?*

Halford E. Luccock

The truth is that Christian theology makes a tremendous difference to all that a person does on Main Street or any street. For Christian theology is the clear mean­ing of the things most surely believed in the Christian faith. Christian theology takes us into the highest meanings of life.

The truth is that Christian theology makes a tremendous difference to all that a person does on Main Street or any street. For Christian theology is the clear mean­ing of the things most surely believed in the Christian faith. Christian theology takes us into the highest meanings of life.

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