The articles for this issue of the magazine have overrun their allotted span and so your

distribution secretary has been promoted to use these two pages! My position in the

centre of the production and distribution of literature supplies me by correspondence

received, with an overall picture of the spiritual needs of people and, to some extent, the

fruit discovered by those who seek to pass on the precious truths they have made their

In conversing with friends and chance acquaintances, common experience finds the

Bible accepted only in parts or misused or misunderstood. To demonstrate that all the

Bible is inspired, and to show the virtues of Right Division and the implications of

Dispensational Truth, require many hours with the person in question and the Open

Book. Many of us, and I speak for myself, find difficulty in speaking convincingly and

clearly. Proof texts are not always at our finger tips. Whilst these are drawbacks which

we should ever endeavour to remove, yet out witness should not wait for the eloquence of

Apollos. It is here at this point that the literature provided by the Trust can come to our

Apart from the wonderful expository volumes on specific books such as Just and the

Justifier, there are booklets to meet error and difficulties; among these are:

THE RECONCILIATION OF ALL THINGS.--Some teach that God is love and

will eventually reconcile all men to Himself. God has said: "My thoughts are not

your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways" (Isa. 55: 8). We need to look

closely at what God has said on the subject. While it is not our province to judge

the unbeliever, we need to hold fast to and proclaim the clear positive statements

God has recorded regarding the means of grace and our salvation. This booklet

has been written to meet many objections that have been raised.

HELL:  OR PURE FROM THE BLOOD OF ALL MEN.--The doctrine of

eternal torment as the end of sinners is a belief which is widely held and for many

today is a spur to the conversion of souls. The booklet follows the usual method

of Mr. Welch in collecting all the terms used for Hell and other terms related to

the judgment and the destination of sinners, and demonstrating their true usage

and implications from other passages of Scripture and the use of the Greek

equivalent in the Septuagint.

ACCEPTED IN THE BELOVED.--Here is a book, not so much for the

unbeliever as for the one who has not realized the amazing provision God has

planned for us in His Son. What we could never hope for from our own efforts,