Article October 10, 1914 ISSUE

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with contributions from R. R. Rodgers, W. E. Orchard

[The Continel]

Look through Christ's dealing with men, and see if the least sign is anywhere discoverable that he was conscious of antagonism between what he did for their temporal bodily welfare and what he did for their eternal spiritual welfare. He dealt with each as he faced the need of it and never was at a loss to find time and place for both. Usually, in truth, he combined them so completely that he did not even think of them as separate interests. People needed restoration to health and strength, and they needed their sins forgiven, and he met both needs simultaneously. And he could deal thus sufficiently with men because he saw men whole.

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