Good Form in the Pulpit

The primary function of the serv­ices in the house of God is worship.

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Beware of Arraigning Nations

Recent months seem to have produced an abundant crop of written speculations attempting to fit various contemporary po­litical and international phenomena into pri­vate schemes of prophetic fulfillment. We need to be careful about such tendencies.

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Beauty and Orderliness in Worship

A few practices that are quite common, but that decidedly detract from the beauty and orderliness of group worship, might well be mentioned, not in the spirit of unkind criticism, but in the hope that these sugges­tions will be helpful.

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Music in Worshipful Service

Though it be granted that in some types of worship music has been overemphasized and in others sadly perverted, every successful gospel worker has also discovered the great spiritual asset that consecrated and properly directed musical talent can be, both in the winning of souls and in the conduct of the worship of the church.

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The Matter of Public Prayer

Is it not high time that the ministry of the remnant church should study and put forth diligent effort to make every phase of the spiritual service of public prayer possess both the form of godliness and the power thereof?

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A New Day for Evangelism in Japan

A look at the great changes that have occurred in Japan.

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Delving into the Word

The principles and practice of preaching.

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Guiding Principles in Prophetic Interpretation—No. 1

True to the prediction given to Daniel concerning "the time of the end," the decades of the last century have seen much running to and fro in the field of prophetic investigation.

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Principles in Prophetic Interpretation—No. 2

One tendency that needs to be guarded against and positively curbed, is that of at­tempting to lay out the precise course that particular powers will take in the developments that are yet future.

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Flippant Use of "Amen"

It is a rather common thing to hear our older ministers lament the passing of hearty "Amens" during the preaching of the word. But more and more we are hearing protests over the careless, yes, almost flippant, way in which certain of our workers as well as members are coming to use this revered word.

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