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Adventist Review Herbert E Adventist Review General Organ of the Seventh-day Adventist Church April 8, 1982 The victory of the cross Page 4 Evangelicals convene Congress on the Bible Page 8 Korean members see breakthrough in evangelism Page 18 Something happened on Golgotha that changed the course of cosmic history. See "The Victory of the Cross" on page 4. THIS WEEK Adventist Review Herbert E. Douglass, book first of which begins on page 8. the authors that their names be editor at Pacific Press and for- As was mentioned in this withheld. It% mer associate editor of the column last week, we received Bible credits: Texts in this .UM= ADVENTIST REVIEW, attended some 60 letters in response to issue credited to N.E.B. are %IV the recent Congress on the Bible our Reader to Reader question from The New English Bible. 0 Published continuously since 1849 sponsored by the International (p. 14). Letters to the editor and The Delegates of the Oxford Council on Biblical Inerrancy. for this feature are not published University Press and the Syn- EDITOR Kenneth H. Wood The congress was convened to anonymously. The editors dics of the Cambridge Univer- reaffirm the authority of God's require that names be attached sity Press 1961, 1970. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Word, to examine the concept before they will consider a letter Reprinted by permission. William G. Johnsson of inerrancy and what evangeli- for publication. However, Art and photo credits: ASSISTANT EDITORS cals mean by it, and to be a owing to the sensitive nature of Cover, p. 5, Charles Zingaro; p. Jocelyn R. Fay, Aileen Andres Sox witness to belief in the Scrip- the Reader to Reader subject 3, Dore; p. 12, Religious News ASSISTANT TO THE EDITOR tures,. Dr. Douglass' report this month, the editors have Service; all other photos, cour- Eugene F. Durand consists of three articles, the respected the request of many of tesy of the respective authors. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Corinne Russ EDITORIAL SECRETARIES LETTERS Chitra Barnabas, Ginger Church ART Letters submitted for publication should pressure group that encourages devoted to the high standards of Director, Byron Steele contribute ideas and comments on articles Designer, G. W. Busch or material printed in the ADVENTIST the use of alcohol and the abuse our beliefs. REVIEW. They should be brief, not exceed- ing 250 words, and must carry the writer's of drugs. I am deeply concerned "Does the Bible Condemn CONSULTING EDITORS name, address, and telephone number about the number of alcoholics `Moderate' Drinking?" implies Neal C. Wilson, Charles E. Bradford, L. L. (although this number will not be printed). Bock, L. L. Butler, Charles B. Hirsch, W. Letters must be legible, preferably typewrit- who have an Adventist back- a serious question of church R. Lesher, AIf Lohne, Enoch Oliveira, G. ten, and doublespaced. All will be edited to Ralph Thompson, Francis W. Wernick meet space and literary requirements, but ground, and am terribly aware doctrine. I quote, "The ques- the author's meaning will not be changed. of and concerned about the drug tion is not at all uncommon. Views expressed in the letters do not SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS necessarily represent those of the editors or pushers in Adventist academies More and more we seem to be R. R. Figuhr, Robert H. Pierson, George W. of the denomination. Brown, G. J. Christo, W. T. Clark, Bekele and colleges. encountering people, both Heye, R. J. Kloosterhuis, Edwin Ludescher, Kenneth J. Mittleider, K. S. Death MORTON M. WOOLLEY, M.D. within and without the church, Pannenter, W. R. L. Scragg, Joao Wolff Los Angeles, California who demand to be shown that Re "How Does a Christian's the Scriptures require total EDITORS, NORTH AMERICAN Death Affect God?" (March 4). I do not question the wisdom UNION EDITIONS of the issue, but I question the abstinence." Have we come to Columbia, Ernest N. Wendth Showing how God misses Southwestern, Richard W. Bendall cover. Maybe in New York City the place that we are ashamed to His friends, just as we do, helps use the Spirit of Prophecy along me understand a little more no postal employee would EASTERN AFRICA EDITION notice the alcohol on the with the Bible to uphold divine Editor, Bill Edsell about Him. standards? L. M. NELSON I believe He mourns also for ADVENTIST REVIEW cover, but INTER-AMERICAN EDITIONS believe me, they notice in Volcano, California Editor, Wanda Sample those who die and were not Associate Editors, Simone Doleyres, Gentry, Arkansas, and any "Does the Bible Condemn French; Humberto Rasi, Raul Villanueva, Christians, because He has no Spanish more time to help them accept other small town where there `Moderate' Drinking?" con- Him. ANNABELLE KENDALL are several Adventists. vinced me that the Bible does in SOUTH AMERICAN EDITIONS DOLORES J. ADAMS Editor, R. S. Lessa, Portuguese Collegedale, Tennessee fact support the position that Acting Editor, Rubem M. Scheffel, Form- Gentry, Arkansas Christians should completely guese Temperance issue Editor, Jose Tabuenca, Spanish Publishing the excellent spe- abstain from the use of alcoholic The Special Temperance cial issue on social drinking beverages. CIRCULATION CLIFTON Manager, Robert S. Smith Issue (Feb. 25) is vibrant with among Adventists required both D. ROYAL Associate Manager, E. W. Moore the hope that we can have fortitude and finesse, neither of Salem, Oregon Field Representative, Ron D. Spear Advertising and Marketing, Edmund M. abundant health clear through which the editors lack. All of "Does the Bible Condemn Peterson the nineties (I mean our individ- the articles were of high quality, `Moderate' Drinking?" The ual nine decades). TO CONTRIBUTORS and point out our need of a answer should be no, it does not Unsolicited manuscripts are welcome, but MERRILL ENRIGHT greater commitment to our Sav- notification as to acceptance or rejection condemn; it warns of misuse, may be expected only if accompanied by a Orlando, Florida iour. BOB MITCHELL cites cases of misuse, but it does stamped, self-addressed envelope. I have been increasingly Joshua Tree, California not condemn. An index is published in the last Review of concerned about the pressures If the drinking problem is as The author stated, "The June and December. The Adventist Review is indexed in the Seventh-day Adventist that have been evident from grave as portrayed, has the Bible does not contain the type Periodical Index. Adventists for social drinking, pastoral leadership been of concise and explicit directive as well as drug abuse. In the encouraged to clean house? of total abstinence many of us The Adventist Review (ISSN 0161-1119) is published every Thursday. Copyright C past, church members have Have our colleges no longer a would like to see." He is 1982 Review and Herald Publishing Associ- ation, 6856 Eastern Avenue NW., Takoma acted as an effective pressure standard for attendance aside correct. Park, Washington, D.C. 20012, U.S.A. group to prevent alcohol and from money? The spiritual Second-class postage paid at Washington, We can do Scripture and the D.C. Subscriptions: one year, US$28.95. drug abuse. power so much needed within Christian position harm when Single copy, 90 cents U.S. currency. Prices In our current society the our church would surely come if we overstate or understate subject to change without notice. members of the church, both we were less interested in num- God's Word. What abstainers Vol. 159, No. 14. young and old, comprise the bers, and instead were wholly Continued on page 15 2 (306) ADVENTIST REVIEW, APRIL 8, 1982 Simon and the cross By EDWARD L. DOWER Simon trembled. His stomach churned as he watched. The soldiers revived the prisoner and roughly stood Him on His feet. Sweat mingled with blood oozed from around the thorns of a rough crown on His head. His face was bruised and bloodied. His bare back was shredded by the lash. Fatigue racked His pain-bent body. Flooded with compassion, Simon's gaze was riveted on this prisoner as the procession again lurched forward. But after only a step or two the clattering cross signaled once more the collapse of Jesus. The soldiers realized that Jesus was too weak from His ordeal to carry the cross any farther. The crowd too sensed His weakness and taunted and jeered like a pack of dogs moving in for the kill. The disciples who were interspersed among them longed to move to His side, to reach out and support Him, but held back by fear and confusion, they looked on helplessly. No one moved. The eyes of the soldiers swept across the crowd, searching everywhere for someone they could draft to lift this humiliating burden, to carry the cross for Jesus. Finally, their eyes stopped at Simon, still standing frozen with horror in the Like Simon of Cyrene, we middle of the road before them. Quickly rough hands seized are called to lift the burden him and pressed Simon into this demeaning service. Simon knew about Jesus. He had two sons who were His of suffering from those around us. followers, yet he himself had not believed in Him. His emotions fluctuated between compassion for Jesus and anger t was between eight and nine o'clock on that Friday and hatred for the Romans who treated him like a beast of I morning as Simon approached the city. His thoughts burden. moved from the beauty of the countryside in the Judean Still, as he followed the stumbling, fainting figure of springtime to the business that brought him to Jerusalem— Jesus, as he bore the full weight of that rough-hewn cross, as the week-long Passover celebration soon to reach its climax. he stood by, watching soldiers wrestle the thieves to their With quickening and eager step Simon drew nearer to the city crosses and pin them there to be nailed securely in place, and gate.
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