Article August 15, 1931 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Thomas L. Masson, A. E. West, Henry James Lee, Carl S. Patton

[The Bishop of Croydon, as quoted in the Walthamstow and Carshalton Times, Croydon, England]

Spurgeon once, on being asked by some of his students how they could best defend the Bible against attacks, replied: "In the same way that you would defend a lion—let it loose." They had only to let the Bible loose, and it was its own justification. The Bible should occupy the front place in every home, for all needed it day by day.

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