July 1961 Issue
H. W. Lowe
Biblical preaching in its various forms has always had something to do directly or indirectly with good news from God to men. The oral communication of the divine promises and commandments from father to children was a universal and obligatory duty in both patriarchal and Levitical times. In the days of the prophets God's messages were frequently received directly from God and transmitted to the people viva voce.Pointers for Preachers
Various Authors
Theological and Other Jargon, Inviting Death, Stunted in the Spotlight,
Theological and Other Jargon, Inviting Death, Stunted in the Spotlight,Our Friends the Presbyterians *
Louise C. Kleuser
The third of a series designed to acquaint our workers with ways that will bring better understanding between Seventh-day Adventists and their fellow Christians.
The third of a series designed to acquaint our workers with ways that will bring better understanding between Seventh-day Adventists and their fellow Christians.The tale of two churches
Andrew Fearing
It may seem strange that the simple act of personal contact in the home would make such a great difference in the over-all record of a church. The importance of pastoral visitation should not be overlooked.
It may seem strange that the simple act of personal contact in the home would make such a great difference in the over-all record of a church. The importance of pastoral visitation should not be overlooked.Jesus and the Trinity
Otto H. Christensen
Much confusion and misconception concerning Jesus has come about by a misapplication of the title Yahweh, applying it only to the Father, as though He were the one Being qualifying as God. However, in examining the more than 6,000 Scripture texts, it becomes evident that the Being ordinarily referred to by that title is sometimes Jesus.
Much confusion and misconception concerning Jesus has come about by a misapplication of the title Yahweh, applying it only to the Father, as though He were the one Being qualifying as God. However, in examining the more than 6,000 Scripture texts, it becomes evident that the Being ordinarily referred to by that title is sometimes Jesus.Some Books I Can Recommend
Aimo Helminen
Book recommendations by E. S. Humann.
Book recommendations by E. S. Humann.What We Do We Must Do Quickly
Walter Schubert
Is the Lord disappointed with His church? Has it failed to preach with power the three angels' messages to the four corners of the earth in the time allotted?
Is the Lord disappointed with His church? Has it failed to preach with power the three angels' messages to the four corners of the earth in the time allotted?Sunday Night Meetings in New York
Edward Earl Cleveland
"You can't carry a Sunday night program like this by staying at home and looking at television."
"You can't carry a Sunday night program like this by staying at home and looking at television."The Short Evangelistic Campaign
W. R. Holley
I am a strong believer in short-campaign evangelism. That does not mean I do not believe in long campaigns; it simply means that I am very much in favor of the short ones. I think they are our greatest tool in enabling us to obtain decisions.
I am a strong believer in short-campaign evangelism. That does not mean I do not believe in long campaigns; it simply means that I am very much in favor of the short ones. I think they are our greatest tool in enabling us to obtain decisions.An Evangelistic Field School at Emmanuel Missionary College
Bruce Johnston
It was a venture of faith to conduct an evangelistic field school in South Bend, Indiana—the very heart of Roman Catholic intellectualism.
It was a venture of faith to conduct an evangelistic field school in South Bend, Indiana—the very heart of Roman Catholic intellectualism.Preacher, Watch Your Weight!
Our reference in the title is not to physical weight but to that kind of "weight" known as influence. The power of the minister's influence cannot be overestimated.
Our reference in the title is not to physical weight but to that kind of "weight" known as influence. The power of the minister's influence cannot be overestimated.Review of Basic Principles in Approaching Non-Adventists: Part III—The Rules of Correct Approach
Arnold Kurtz
Brethren, we have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go in our approach to non-Adventists.
Brethren, we have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go in our approach to non-Adventists."Still, Still With Thee"
Edward Earl Cleveland
It is no mere coincidence that the command to preach was accompanied by the promise, "Lo, I am with you." With Christ all things are possible; without Him, nothing.
It is no mere coincidence that the command to preach was accompanied by the promise, "Lo, I am with you." With Christ all things are possible; without Him, nothing.The Hour of God's Judgment Is Come: Concluded
Edward Heppenstall
The Adventist interpretaion of the judgment of Revelation 14:7 has emphasized in particular that phase known as the investigative judgment of the saints. But does the hour of God's judgment have yet a wider scope? Does the period beginning in 1844 have universal significance in terms of judgment? What does God mean by it? Exactly what is embraced in this judgment? Is it concerned only with the saints and nothing more?
The Adventist interpretaion of the judgment of Revelation 14:7 has emphasized in particular that phase known as the investigative judgment of the saints. But does the hour of God's judgment have yet a wider scope? Does the period beginning in 1844 have universal significance in terms of judgment? What does God mean by it? Exactly what is embraced in this judgment? Is it concerned only with the saints and nothing more?