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Wesley Amundson

April 1963

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The Problem of Divine Revelation

How is infinity revealed to the finite?

Who is In the Saddle?

Is self or God sovereign?

Minister and Local Elder Relationship

It is essen­tial to maintain strong leaders, and I offer these thoughts with the hope of improving the pastor-local elder team­work.

Organized Kindness

How your church can get involved.

Forgiveness in the Light of the Hebrew Language

An examination of the words "forgive" and "forgiveness" in the Old Testament.

The Victorious Christ

How did Jesus gain the victory?

Ministerial Loyalties

The divisive forces in the world today don't leave the ministry untouched.

The Original Language of the New Testament

Questions arise frequently regarding the relative importance of the Syriac, or Aramaic, and of Greek as the lan­guage of the New Testament. Professor Sakae Kubo here discusses this some­what technical question in the light of recent scholarship.

Hymnology in Christian Worship—no. 2

Insufficient attention to music leads to a decline in standards with consequent de­terioration in dignity and devotion. There are various schools of thought and nu­merous tastes in church music, and they are not always easy to harmonize. We in­vite for editorial consideration short articles on various phases of music and worship, hoping that an expression of differing points of view may contribute to a better understanding of the impor­tance of this vital subject.—eds.]

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