61.  The True and False in Christian Work and Worship.  M.H.  Duncan.

62.  What Must I Do to be Saved?  George E. Guille.

63.  The Man in the Well.  Other religious faiths.  Oswald J. Smith.

64.  Why All “Good People” Will Be Lost.  J.E.  Conant.

66.  The Compromise Road.  Story.  Paul Hutchens.

67.  An Hundredfold.  Stewartship.  David McConoughy.

68.  Death or Life, Which?  A clear presentation.  Oswald J. Smith.

69.  Bernard Enters the Race.  Story.  Anna Potter Wright.

70.  The Trial of Jesus.  Harold F. Branch.

71.  The Christian’s Citizenship.  M.H.  Duncan.

72.  Atheism and the Bible.  A startling revelation.  Oswald J. Smith.

73.  Galatians.  God’s answer to legalism.  B.B.  Sutcliffe.

74.  O Sangue. (The Blood) Portuguese.  D.L.  Moody.

75.  Who is a Christian?  Timely questions answered.  Oswald J. Smith.

76.  Broken Life-Line.  Story.  Paul Hutchens.

77.  Eagle Christians.  Harry McCormick Lintz.

78.  Elisha Rice.  Man of God—­Mountaineer.  Helen R. Blankenship.

79.  The Master Touch.  Rebuilt Lives.  William Seath.

80.  The Bully of Stony Lonesome.  Story.  Charles S. Knight.

81.  The Stolen Pearl.  Story.  Paul Hutchens.

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