September 1979 Issue

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Love that will not let me go

Sakae Kubo

In examining Romans 8:38 and 39, the author decides that it is possible to escape God's prison house of love, but it is not easy!

In examining Romans 8:38 and 39, the author decides that it is possible to escape God's prison house of love, but it is not easy!

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Why they fired the pastor

John M. Drescher

I don't know how long he had been at the church when the members noticed. I'm certain he must have been on his best behavior for at least a few months. Some members think that the first time they noticed was the night he failed to show up for a committee. The next…

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Do Chinese and Hebrews have common roots?—2

Ethel Nelson

Are the components of the Chinese character for righteousness just a coincidence or ...

Are the components of the Chinese character for righteousness just a coincidence or ...

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Pope John Paul II—after one year

Raoul Dederen

The extraordinary events surrounding his election focused the attention of the world on this unusual man. What trends have emerged during his first year in office?

The extraordinary events surrounding his election focused the attention of the world on this unusual man. What trends have emerged during his first year in office?

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The least enjoyable duty

A.D. Inglish

Speaking to an erring member about his conduct is never easy, but A. D. Inglish provides an illustration of how to apply Biblical principles in this situation.

Speaking to an erring member about his conduct is never easy, but A. D. Inglish provides an illustration of how to apply Biblical principles in this situation.

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God's finger wrote freedom

James J. Londis

To the nonbeliever, God's law means restriction; to the child of God, it provides safeguards that enable him to enjoy real freedom.

To the nonbeliever, God's law means restriction; to the child of God, it provides safeguards that enable him to enjoy real freedom.

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Shepherdess: Trust in Spite of Tragedy

Shirley A. McGarrell

Trust in Spite of Tragedy. Courage rooted in the promises of God enables a missionary couple to face an overwhelming trial.

Trust in Spite of Tragedy. Courage rooted in the promises of God enables a missionary couple to face an overwhelming trial.

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From the Editor

J.R. Spangler

What is missing in the current practice of Christianity to cause bizarre groups to flourish?

What is missing in the current practice of Christianity to cause bizarre groups to flourish?

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Science and Religion: Fetal Circulation—Design or Happenstance?

M.E. Clark

A look at the complex system involved provides a basis for evaluation.

A look at the complex system involved provides a basis for evaluation.

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Biblical Archeology

William H. Shea

Who was the "saviour" of Israel referred to in 2 Kings 13:5?

Who was the "saviour" of Israel referred to in 2 Kings 13:5?

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Health and Religion

Leo Van Dolson

People avoid good health habits, convinced what is good for them isn't better but bitter.

People avoid good health habits, convinced what is good for them isn't better but bitter.

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Recommended Reading

Various Authors

Monthly book reviews.

Monthly book reviews.

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