July 1962 Issue

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H. W. Lowe

There are events in this world trans­piring before our very eyes that are equally as terrifying as atomic blasts. There are moral and spiritual catas­trophes confronting us that are potentially as devastating as a nuclear detonation, for they are eternal in their consequences.

A Word to Fellow Workers

H.M.S. Richards

We here at the Voice of Prophecy wish to express our appreciation to all our workers for their cooperation and support so freely given in our efforts to broadcast the gospel message and to carry on the Bible correspondence schools connected with our program.

We here at the Voice of Prophecy wish to express our appreciation to all our workers for their cooperation and support so freely given in our efforts to broadcast the gospel message and to carry on the Bible correspondence schools connected with our program.

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Losing Contact with God

H. M. Tippett

Oh that I knew where I might find him," cried the distraught Job. Have you lost contact with God? The third in a series of worship talks given at the General Conference, Washington, D.C.

Oh that I knew where I might find him," cried the distraught Job. Have you lost contact with God? The third in a series of worship talks given at the General Conference, Washington, D.C.

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A Prophetic Message

Taylor G. Bunch

The prophetic message the world really needs.

The prophetic message the world really needs.

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"Physicians of No Value"

David Sibley

Recent experiences have pressed upon the writer of this article the conviction that there is a kind of religious counseling that profits but little, being worth about as much as the barren and desolate advice offered by the scribes and Pharisees of by­gone days. We need to beware of it, lest it be said of us as was said to Job's well-meaning counselors, "But ye are forgers of lies, ye are all physicians of no value" (Job 13:4).

Recent experiences have pressed upon the writer of this article the conviction that there is a kind of religious counseling that profits but little, being worth about as much as the barren and desolate advice offered by the scribes and Pharisees of by­gone days. We need to beware of it, lest it be said of us as was said to Job's well-meaning counselors, "But ye are forgers of lies, ye are all physicians of no value" (Job 13:4).

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Reconciliation—"Katallage" (f)

William T. Hyde

Great words of the Bible—no 12.

Great words of the Bible—no 12.

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With the Seminary in Japan

Siegfried H. Horn

The latest extension school of the Seventh-day Advent­ist Theological Seminary of Andrews University was con­ducted during the months of February and March, 1962. It was held on the campus of Japan Missionary College, some forty miles southeast of Tokyo, Japan, which in the past has played a major role in the training of Japanese ministers.

The latest extension school of the Seventh-day Advent­ist Theological Seminary of Andrews University was con­ducted during the months of February and March, 1962. It was held on the campus of Japan Missionary College, some forty miles southeast of Tokyo, Japan, which in the past has played a major role in the training of Japanese ministers.

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A Study in Personalities— Mary, Judas, Simon, and Jesus

Roy Allan Anderson

How Jesus affected the life of these individuals

How Jesus affected the life of these individuals

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Myopic or Hypermetropic?

Otto H. Christensen

Are we myopic or hypermetropic? Do we look down selfishly for material things and earthly honor or are we looking be­yond with the prophets of God to the grand climax?

Are we myopic or hypermetropic? Do we look down selfishly for material things and earthly honor or are we looking be­yond with the prophets of God to the grand climax?

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Forward in Evangelism

Robert H. Pierson

The results of African evangelism.

The results of African evangelism.

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Developing Indigenous Leadership

G. S. Stevenson

Part of the aim of the Great Commission is the raising up in every land and among all peoples a church ade­quately manned and led by indigenous workers, and maintained by the tithes and offerings of the people they serve.

Part of the aim of the Great Commission is the raising up in every land and among all peoples a church ade­quately manned and led by indigenous workers, and maintained by the tithes and offerings of the people they serve.

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Music in Christian Education

Frank E. Gaebelein

What kind of music has a place in Christian education?

What kind of music has a place in Christian education?

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Pastoral Direction in Church Life

W.J. Keith

Well-bal­anced leadership is conducive to the sym­metrical growth of every phase of the church program.

Well-bal­anced leadership is conducive to the sym­metrical growth of every phase of the church program.

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She Made Him a Little Coat

Andrew Fearing

May we always be cognizant of the spirit­ual balance between the child and the man.

May we always be cognizant of the spirit­ual balance between the child and the man.

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The Singing Evangelist and Visitation

Gordon L. Henderson

The work of the singing evangelist is rewarding and satisfying work when it is entered into in all of its many phases. There are some who think all the singer does is sing a few solos and lead a few songs in a song service. This is a false idea and it would be an unrewarding life if this were true.

The work of the singing evangelist is rewarding and satisfying work when it is entered into in all of its many phases. There are some who think all the singer does is sing a few solos and lead a few songs in a song service. This is a false idea and it would be an unrewarding life if this were true.

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Lessons From Bible Lands

A. Ruby Williams

The monthly Bible Instructor Column.

The monthly Bible Instructor Column.

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Pointer's

Various Authors

Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.

Monthly pulpit pointer's by the Ministry staff.

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