June 1962 Issue

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H. W. Lowe

If world conditions should produce the spiritual hunger that would drive people back to the Book and its basic moral prin­ciples for the victorious spiritual life, how revolutionary would be the resultant changes in the moral atmosphere!

Pointers for Preachers

Various Authors

Human Derelicts, The Scorners Seat, Taking Care of Friction, Preach The Word

Human Derelicts, The Scorners Seat, Taking Care of Friction, Preach The Word

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The Office and Ministry of the Angel Gabriel: Concluded

D. E. Mansell

The preceding section of this study we examined the information available con­cerning Gabriel as set forth in the Bible and the writings of Ellen G. White, with special attention to Gabriel's re­lationship to Christ's earthly life. We now proceed to examine some of Gabriel's other relationships.

The preceding section of this study we examined the information available con­cerning Gabriel as set forth in the Bible and the writings of Ellen G. White, with special attention to Gabriel's re­lationship to Christ's earthly life. We now proceed to examine some of Gabriel's other relationships.

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Hymns of the Church

J. F. Coltheart

While it is historically in­ccurate to assume that the English Reformation was brought about by the "marry­ing monarch's" desire for a divorce, nevertheless it is a fact that this love affair was one of a series of events that was to lead to a break with the Roman Church.

While it is historically in­ccurate to assume that the English Reformation was brought about by the "marry­ing monarch's" desire for a divorce, nevertheless it is a fact that this love affair was one of a series of events that was to lead to a break with the Roman Church.

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New Frontiers in Medical Evangelism

E.J. Folkenberg

Some time ago I decided it was time to frankly ascertain whether or not my work for souls attained to the scope that Heaven designed it should, so I embarked on a closer examination of Christ's methods of labor while here on earth.

Some time ago I decided it was time to frankly ascertain whether or not my work for souls attained to the scope that Heaven designed it should, so I embarked on a closer examination of Christ's methods of labor while here on earth.

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The Bible in the Young African Churches

E. H. Robertson

Reprinted by permission from the Bible Society Record.

Reprinted by permission from the Bible Society Record.

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Great Words of the Bible—No. 11: The Mercy Seat—"Hilasterion" (e)

William T. Hyde

The mercy seat does not represent the throne of God. It is a seat only in the sense that Washington, D.C., is the seat of government. Luther used Gnadenstuhl for the cover of the ark, regarding it as the center from which the mercy of God was dispensed in the typical system. Tyndale used the same expression in his English version.

The mercy seat does not represent the throne of God. It is a seat only in the sense that Washington, D.C., is the seat of government. Luther used Gnadenstuhl for the cover of the ark, regarding it as the center from which the mercy of God was dispensed in the typical system. Tyndale used the same expression in his English version.

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Analysis of Adventist Health Emphasis: Concluded

T. R. Flaiz

Adventist health emphasis originated at times in counsel to specific individuals or insti­tutions to meet or correct certain conditions or errors in that time and place. At other times the. counsel was of a general nature with general application. These facts should be borne in mind in any study or application of Spirit of Prophecy counsel.

Adventist health emphasis originated at times in counsel to specific individuals or insti­tutions to meet or correct certain conditions or errors in that time and place. At other times the. counsel was of a general nature with general application. These facts should be borne in mind in any study or application of Spirit of Prophecy counsel.

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Resurrection or Immortality?

Edward W. H. Vick

This article reviews some teachings set forth in an im­portant book on the witness of the New Testament to the question, "Immortality of the Soul or the Resurrection of the Dead?" It will serve to deepen our meditation on the stupendous event of the resurrection.

This article reviews some teachings set forth in an im­portant book on the witness of the New Testament to the question, "Immortality of the Soul or the Resurrection of the Dead?" It will serve to deepen our meditation on the stupendous event of the resurrection.

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Knowing Our Bible

H. M. Tippett

No. 2 in a series of worship talks given at the General Conference, Washington, D.C.

No. 2 in a series of worship talks given at the General Conference, Washington, D.C.

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"Be Still, and Know That I Am God"

W. B. Ochs

One of the hardest lessons to learn in life is the art of being quiet in time of stress and strain. Human nature rebels against the words "be still." We love to talk, we want to be heard, we want others to listen to us. We feel insulted if we are told to "be still." But silence helps us to know and understand God better.

One of the hardest lessons to learn in life is the art of being quiet in time of stress and strain. Human nature rebels against the words "be still." We love to talk, we want to be heard, we want others to listen to us. We feel insulted if we are told to "be still." But silence helps us to know and understand God better.

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"I Believe in Jesus Christ—Born of the Virgin"

Wilbur M. Smith

Taken from Wilbur M. Smith, The Supernaturalness of Christ. Used by permission of the author.

Taken from Wilbur M. Smith, The Supernaturalness of Christ. Used by permission of the author.

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A Ministerial Training Center With a Future

Roy Allan Anderson

Nine years ago we attended the graduation exercises of the Korean Union College. At that time one could not help being impressed with the earnestness of both students and faculty. The college buildings had been badly damaged by war, but the spirit of the peo­ple was unbroken. A few weeks ago we were again on the campus. And what a difference!

Nine years ago we attended the graduation exercises of the Korean Union College. At that time one could not help being impressed with the earnestness of both students and faculty. The college buildings had been badly damaged by war, but the spirit of the peo­ple was unbroken. A few weeks ago we were again on the campus. And what a difference!

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Candles in the Night -- No. 7

Louise C. Kleuser

Throughout the centuries women became the composers of gospel hymns and songs. In recent times Christian women have supplemented the evangelist's preaching talents by inspiring audience response to appropriate altar calls. Theirs is a ministry of song!

Throughout the centuries women became the composers of gospel hymns and songs. In recent times Christian women have supplemented the evangelist's preaching talents by inspiring audience response to appropriate altar calls. Theirs is a ministry of song!

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