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Pointers for Preachers

"On The Double", Manipulated Texts, Fallout Folly, Youth And The Truth

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An Interesting Interview in the Middle East

RUBY WILLIAMS, a Bible instructor associated with Beirut, Lebanon, Evangelistic Center, was conducting a cooking school in connection with the meetings there when I met her and asked for an interview. Here are some or the en­suing questions and answers.

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Discussion Techniques in Evangelism

Two recent experiments in applying discussion techniques to public evangelistic meetings have convinced us that certain suggestions in Ellen G. White's writings are workable both overseas and here in the United States.

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The Pastor and Personal Visitation

Though the past two mil­lenniums in the church field have shown many drastic changes in pastoral visitation, the essen­tials remain.

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Baptism

The Bible recognizes baptism for adults and by immersion. No other kind of bap­tism has the sanction of the One who com­manded us to baptize. Christ Himself was baptized by immersion, and He left us an example that we should follow His steps.

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HE BEGAN HIS LIFE WORK AT 65!

When the Berkeley Bible came from the press in 1959 it was the fulfillment of a dream. Gerrit Verkuyl be­gan this translation at the age most men are retiring. Who is this man and what is his background for undertaking a work of such magnitude?

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Islam—Our Greatest Challenge: Concluded

In the Moslem world we see a religious system so powerful that it is gaining rather than losing in the face of Christian witness.The question naturally arises, What is God's purpose in allowing such a non-Christian philos­ophy to develop and grow?

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"Somebody Hath Touched Me"

One of the most serious problems that Christ's religion has faced through the ages and is facing supremely today is that of its nominal members. The Christian in general has not given to the world around him the correct conception of his Master's way of life.

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Go, Teach All Nations

IT MUST have been a thrill­ing and wonderful experi­ence that day, nineteen hundred years ago, when a small handful of people, mostly fish­ermen and peasants, met with Christ on a mountain in Galilee.

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