January 1962 Issue
Roy Allan Anderson
We are living in a violent age, a cold peace, an uncertain future. As we meditate on the new year we sense the tremendous challenge it brings to Seventh-day Adventist ministers.Pointers for Preachers
Various Authors
Swallowed by Affluence! What is expected of a Preacher? Ghetto-Minded
Swallowed by Affluence! What is expected of a Preacher? Ghetto-MindedCandles in the Night—No. 5
Louise C. Kleuser
Many a needy Dorcas Society in our ranks would grow in strength and usefulness if more of our sisters exemplified Catherine Booth's spirit of devotion and self-sacrifice.
Many a needy Dorcas Society in our ranks would grow in strength and usefulness if more of our sisters exemplified Catherine Booth's spirit of devotion and self-sacrifice."What You Dare to Dream, Dare to Do"
Henry W. Petersen
I had been looking forward to the time when my sons and I could visit our home community in northern Minnesota and bring the three angels' messages to our relatives and friends through the literature ministry. This dream was translated into reality a year ago after the close of school.
I had been looking forward to the time when my sons and I could visit our home community in northern Minnesota and bring the three angels' messages to our relatives and friends through the literature ministry. This dream was translated into reality a year ago after the close of school.Sabbathkeeping in our medical institutions *
Herman C. Ray
From the day that first medical unit opened in Battle Creek to the present time, each Sabbath, as it has come from week to week, has been a test both to the individual employee and also to the management of every Seventh-day Adventist medical institution.
From the day that first medical unit opened in Battle Creek to the present time, each Sabbath, as it has come from week to week, has been a test both to the individual employee and also to the management of every Seventh-day Adventist medical institution.The Cleansing of the Sanctuary
G. D. Keough
This unsolicited article from a veteran Bible teacher will provoke thought on a subject of interest to our readers. We print it in the interest of objective study in an area that is at once both vital and, in the hands of the immature student, dangerous. It is therefore to be studied with care and reverence.
This unsolicited article from a veteran Bible teacher will provoke thought on a subject of interest to our readers. We print it in the interest of objective study in an area that is at once both vital and, in the hands of the immature student, dangerous. It is therefore to be studied with care and reverence.How God Prepares a Minister *
J. L. Shuler
If you want to know how God prepares a minister, study Isaiah 6:1-9.
If you want to know how God prepares a minister, study Isaiah 6:1-9.Report of the Los Angeles Campaign and Field School
Edward Earl Cleveland
THE Los Angeles evangestic campaign and field school, conducted in the city of Los Angeles for four months, reached its climax in the baptism of 319 new believers with additional rebaptisms. All of the participants in this vast program are united in giving God full glory for the accomplishments of this campaign.
THE Los Angeles evangestic campaign and field school, conducted in the city of Los Angeles for four months, reached its climax in the baptism of 319 new believers with additional rebaptisms. All of the participants in this vast program are united in giving God full glory for the accomplishments of this campaign.Large Baptism in Menado, North Celebes, Indonesia
P. Sitompul
Large Baptism in Menado, North Celebes, Indonesia
Large Baptism in Menado, North Celebes, IndonesiaBiblical Languages—Are They Necessary?
N. Germanis
THE TITLE of this article may bring to many of my fellow ministers a recollection of the many, many hours spent poring over the Hebrew Old Testament and the Greek New Testament during college and seminary days. It may also bring to remembrance the many discussions about the question, Is the study of Biblical languages really essential in our theology course?
THE TITLE of this article may bring to many of my fellow ministers a recollection of the many, many hours spent poring over the Hebrew Old Testament and the Greek New Testament during college and seminary days. It may also bring to remembrance the many discussions about the question, Is the study of Biblical languages really essential in our theology course?The Incarnation and Nature of Christ
A. V. OLSON
The incarnation of Christ is a profound mystery. As declared by the apostle Paul, "Great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh" (1 Tim. 3:16).
The incarnation of Christ is a profound mystery. As declared by the apostle Paul, "Great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh" (1 Tim. 3:16).Great Words of the Bible—No. 6: The Kingdom
Roland E. Loasby
The feminine abstract noun basileia is found in the New Testament more than 160 times. The primary meaning is "kingship, royal power, royal rule." We mostly think of this term as "kingdom, territory, or the people ruled over by a king." We tend to ignore the first and basic meaning when we discuss the kingdom.
The feminine abstract noun basileia is found in the New Testament more than 160 times. The primary meaning is "kingship, royal power, royal rule." We mostly think of this term as "kingdom, territory, or the people ruled over by a king." We tend to ignore the first and basic meaning when we discuss the kingdom.The Days of Our Years
Louise C. Kleuser
AT THE creation of our world God pronounced His divine purpose for the heavenly bodies. In the course of time God spoke to Moses and Aaron, ancient Israel's spiritual leaders, instructing them regarding a change in the beginning of the year. At this time the Feast of the Passover was instituted.
AT THE creation of our world God pronounced His divine purpose for the heavenly bodies. In the course of time God spoke to Moses and Aaron, ancient Israel's spiritual leaders, instructing them regarding a change in the beginning of the year. At this time the Feast of the Passover was instituted.Principles of Biblical Interpretation*: Part I. The Continuing Quest for Truth
Raymond F. Cottrell
The commission of the Holy Spirit to guide the church into all truth is as valid today as it was in apostolic times. It is our favored privilege and sacred duty to accord Him the opportunity to perform for us in this generation His appointed task of leading men onward in the quest for a more perfect understanding of the character, will, and ways of the Infinite One as set forth in His Holy Word.
The commission of the Holy Spirit to guide the church into all truth is as valid today as it was in apostolic times. It is our favored privilege and sacred duty to accord Him the opportunity to perform for us in this generation His appointed task of leading men onward in the quest for a more perfect understanding of the character, will, and ways of the Infinite One as set forth in His Holy Word.A Preacher's New Year Resolve
Roy Allan Anderson
New Year is a time for reflection and re-evaluation; a time when it seems easier to take inventory of ourselves and our service. At this season a wise minister maps out his work for the ensuing months.
New Year is a time for reflection and re-evaluation; a time when it seems easier to take inventory of ourselves and our service. At this season a wise minister maps out his work for the ensuing months.