April 1961 Issue
Pointers for Preachers
Various Authors
The Spark That Powers, Fresh Every Day, Winnowing The Church
The Spark That Powers, Fresh Every Day, Winnowing The ChurchThe Minister's Wife and Her Husband *
Leslie Hardinge
How can we best help the ones we promised to love and cherish?
How can we best help the ones we promised to love and cherish?A Minister Should Tell the Truth
Archa O. Dart
The work of the minister is to make people happy, not sad; to strengthen the home, not weaken it; to encourage children to have greater love and respect for their parents, not less.
The work of the minister is to make people happy, not sad; to strengthen the home, not weaken it; to encourage children to have greater love and respect for their parents, not less.Expanding Methods in City Evangelism
Louise C. Kleuser
New methods must speedily be devised by experienced and ingenious workers. A stimulating fellowship of city evangelists might well give special study to successful city evangelism, which is still one of the greatest problems our denomination has to solve.
New methods must speedily be devised by experienced and ingenious workers. A stimulating fellowship of city evangelists might well give special study to successful city evangelism, which is still one of the greatest problems our denomination has to solve.Child Evangelism Breaks Down Prejudice
Manuel Banque
In any series of evangelistic meetings, children usually cause a certain number of problems. Why not use the evangelistic technique Jesus used, as He said in Matthew 19:14?
In any series of evangelistic meetings, children usually cause a certain number of problems. Why not use the evangelistic technique Jesus used, as He said in Matthew 19:14?From TV Screen to Harvest
Various Authors
This is the first of a series of three articles prepared from the combined experience of the "It Is Written" staff and field of coordinators.
This is the first of a series of three articles prepared from the combined experience of the "It Is Written" staff and field of coordinators.Herbert W. Armstrong and His Radio Church of God—Part II: Did Christ Stay in the Grave Exactly 72 Hours?
Robert L. Odom
DID Christ die and receive burial on Wednesday afternoon? Did He stay in the grave exactly seventy-two hours? Did His resurrection take place on Saturday afternoon?
DID Christ die and receive burial on Wednesday afternoon? Did He stay in the grave exactly seventy-two hours? Did His resurrection take place on Saturday afternoon?The Apocalypse and the Day of Atonement: Concluded
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The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that the reasons for a special latter day application of the Day of Atonement are sound. To this end significant statements from Scripture and from non-Adventist scholars will be quoted.
The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that the reasons for a special latter day application of the Day of Atonement are sound. To this end significant statements from Scripture and from non-Adventist scholars will be quoted.Walter Martin and the Nature of Man*
D. E. Mansell
Conclusion of an unsolicited article in answer to Walter Martin's criticisms of Seventh-day Adventist belief on the doctrine of the nature of man.
Conclusion of an unsolicited article in answer to Walter Martin's criticisms of Seventh-day Adventist belief on the doctrine of the nature of man.Tame Talk
Edward Earl Cleveland
TAME talk is excusable in tame times. But these are not tame times. There is desperate need that a voice be raised with a message of hope for the hopeless.
TAME talk is excusable in tame times. But these are not tame times. There is desperate need that a voice be raised with a message of hope for the hopeless.The Face of Christ
H. W. Lowe
No man can pictorialize the face of Christ and adequately convey the multitudinous qualities required in the Redeemer of men.
No man can pictorialize the face of Christ and adequately convey the multitudinous qualities required in the Redeemer of men.