OUR GREAT HIGH PRIEST IN HEAVEN, by Rev. James Neil, M.A. London: Stanley Martin & Co. 1923. Price 2s 6d.
This little book contains an interesting discussion of certain truths represented in the Epistle to the Hebrews on the great theme of the priesthood of Christ. The subject is treated in a very reverent and instructive way. Brief though the book is, it touches on some of the deep things of God with profound insight.
THE ATONEMENT, being Papers Read at the Ninth Annual Conference of the Sovereign Grace Union. London: 98 Camberwell Grove. Price 6d, post free. Paper Covers.
This booklet contains papers on the Atonement and the Covenant of Grace by Mr J. K. Popham; the Atonement and Christ’s Headship, by Rev. R. J. Crump; the Atonement and Christ’s Priestly Office, by Rev. J. Wharton; the Atonement and Christ’s Death, by Rev. H. J. Drummond; and the Atonement and Christ’s Intercession, by Rev. J. E. Hazelton. These papers deal with a great theme by men who have taken the Word of God as their guide and the Holy Spirit as their teacher. In addition to the papers on the Atonement, there are others dealing with such subjects as Emmanuel inspiration of Old Testament; spiritual principles of the Reformation; the intercession of the Spirit; the Church’s greatest need; and the unchangeable decree. It is encouraging to one to read these papers, as their teaching savours of that which comes from men taught of the Holy Spirit and who have been with Jesus.
MODERNISM: THE PERIL OF GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA, by Arthur H. Carter. London: Protestant Truth Society, 3 and 4 St Paul’s Churchyard. Price 6d. Post free, 7d.
Mr Carter, who visited the States and Canada last year, gives a brief account of the great struggle going on in America against Modernism. He quotes with approval the articles of the “Christian Fundamentals Association,” with which we, too, are in hearty agreement, with the exception of the last, where belief in Christ’s second coming as pre-millennial is held by the members. The pamphlet gives facts and figures that are useful for all who are asking the question, “What shall the end of these things be?”