With the present new arrangement whereby The Berean Expositor becomes a

monthly, comes the sad news that Things to Come has ceased publication with its

December issue. There are many witnesses for an infallible Bible, and a Word of truth

rightly divided. HE Who raised up a Joshua to succeed Moses still abides. Whether it is

His will to raise up a similar witness we cannot tell. The gap in the battle front thus

widened only makes our need of grace and the need for a determined witness seem the

more emphatic. The Editor will value the prayerful fellowship of all who realize the need

for a continued insistent witness on the lines of II Tim. 2: 15.

We print an extract from a letter of a reader trusting that if it be in line with the will of

the Lord, such will be made manifest:--

"DEAR MR. WELCH.--In the June No. (1912) of the `Berean' is a letter addressed to

fellow believers. `The readers of this magazine are scattered, and in many cases isolated;

can anything be done whereby we may mutually help one another? . . . .' May I

forward a tentative proposition? Readers of the `B.E.' who are interested in the teaching

may like to correspond with other readers on subjects advanced in the magazine and on

Scriptural matters generally. . . . I am not suggesting a society or league or mission, or

any of these `progressive' ideas `for the promotion of universal brotherhood.' I simply

suggest that readers who are thinkers, and who find pleasure in the study, may get into

touch with one another. . . . Those willing and prepared to confer with other readers

could send in their names and addresses to one (whose quarters need not be in London) to