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The Oriental Watchman | May 1, 1903

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1903-05-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the word at my month and warn them from me quot Vol CALCUTTA MAY THE FIRST AND THE SECOND ADVENT AT the first advent of Christ which was in apparent obscurity the angels of heaven could scarcely be restrained from pouring forth their glories to grace the birth of the Son of God The glorious manifestations of heaven were not entirely restrained The wonderful event was no

The Oriental Watchman | September 1, 1906

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1906-09-01

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fiS quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the Word at My mouth and warn them from Me quot Vol CALCUTTA SEPTEMBER THE SANCTUARY The Work of the Heavenly Sanctuary HE Heavenly sanctuary must be clean sed for the same reason that the earthly was cleansed This Paul expressly states Heb Any who objects to things being cleansed in Heaven must settle that with the apostle The cleansing however

The Oriental Watchman | February 1, 1902

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1902-02-01

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Vol CALCUTTA FEBRUARY No SAVED BY GRACE Some day the silver cord will break And I no more this song shall sing But the joy when I shall wake Within the palace of the King And I shall see Him face to face And tell the story quot Saved by grace quot And I shall see Him face to face And tell the story quot Saved by grace quot Some day my earthly house will fall cannot tell how soon t apos will be But this I know my quot All in All quot

The Oriental Watchman | February 1, 1904

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1904-02-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shall hear the word at my mouth and warn them from me quot Vol CALCUTTA FEBRUARY ABRAHAM THE FRIEND OF GOD ONE of the most pathetic scenes ever recorded in human history is found in the life history of Abraham the patriarch and prophet He is introduced to us in the sacred volume as coining up out of the quot Ur of the Chaldees quot in sweet and simple obedience to the voice of

The Oriental Watchman | June 1, 1902

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1902-06-01

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Vol CALCUTTA JUNE No CALVARY UNDER an Eastern sky Amid a rabble apos s cry A Man went forth to die For me Thorn crowned His blessed head Blood stained His every tread Cross laden on He sped For me Pierced are His hands and feet Three hours upon Him beat Fierce rays of noontide heat For me Thus wert Thou made all mine Lord make me wholly Thine Grant grace and strength divine To me In thought and word and deed Thy will to do lead My so

The Oriental Watchman | October 1, 1901

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1901-10-01

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Z Oriental l apos a atcOman apos quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot CALCUTTA OCTOBER Vol ericntat Ultattbmalt PUBLISHED BY UK INTERNATIONAL TRACT SOCIETY CALCUTTA Scriptures for himself However strong may be his convictions however confident he may be that the minister knows what is truth this is not his foundation He has a chart pointing out every waymark No The Word of God gives men no li

The Oriental Watchman | February 1, 1906

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1906-02-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the Word at My mouth and warn them from Me quot Vol CALCUTTA FEBRUARY THE TEST OF LOYALTY quot BUT where shall wisdom be found and where is the place of understanding Man knoweth not the price thereof neither is it found in the land of the living The depth saith It is not in me and the sea saith It is not with me It cannot be gotten for gold neither shall silver

The Oriental Watchman | June 1, 1900

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1900-06-01

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e Oriental Tiaictman quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot CALCUTTA JUNE Vol THE eritittat Mattlimatt PUBLISHED BY Tlf amp INTERNATIONAL TRACT SOCIETY CALCUTTA as well as to the highest intellect in civilisation in a tongue understood of each if the ear were but open to hear quot There is no speech nor language where their voice is not heard Their line is gone out through all the earth and their words to th

The Oriental Watchman | April 1, 1900

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1900-04-01

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a mnan / Oriental satct quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot Vol I CALCUTTA APRIL THE ericntal zalattinan PUBLISHED BY Christendom who set up human definitions and standards in the place of the Word which only is able to build up So came the idea that the common people might not No turning to the Word as supreme authority Wycliffe in Britain and Huss and Jerome on the Continent held aloft the Word and ligh

The Oriental Watchman | June 1, 1903

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1903-06-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israeli therefore thou shalt hear the word at my month and warn them from me quot Vol s No CALCUTTA JUNE THE WAY OF HOLINESS quot THE winter is past the rain is over and gone the flowers appear on the earth the time of the singing of birds is come The fig tree putteth forth her green figs and the vines with the tender grape give a good smell quot Song of Solomon I I I o quot As th

The Oriental Watchman | May 1, 1906

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1906-05-01

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have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the Word at My mouth and warn them from Me Vol CALCUTTA MAY No Z/ f al / /f I en The lives of all His professed folio veers pass in review before God All are examined according to the record of the books of heaven and according to his deeds the destiny of each is forever fixed At the time appointed for the judgment the close of the days in beg

Eastern Tidings | June 1, 1904

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1904-06-01

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Eastern Tidings VoL CALCUTTA JUNE OUR WORK AND HOW WE CAN ALL TAKE PART IN IT THE Lord Jesus has placed His disciples in a very important and responsible place He says quot Ye are the light of the world quot Like beacon lights on a dark storm beaten shore we are to shine forth to the world in moral darkness pointing out the dangerous rocks and treacherous shoals His quot church is the depository of the wealth of the riches of the grace of Christ

The Oriental Watchman | January 1, 1901

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1901-01-01

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tie Oriental TsatcOmart quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot CALCUTTA JANUARY THE eticntat Watcbman We know the heavy shadow falls The world apos s affright But is there not one radiant gleam One word of cheer PUBLISHED BY Na Where sin and death no more shall slay Breaks with the light quot God apos s cloudle s day is soon to rise THE INTERNATIONAL TRACT SOCIETY CALCUTTA AT THE OPENING OF T

The Oriental Watchman | September 1, 1904

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1904-09-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the word at My mouth and warn them from Me quot Vol CALCUTTA SEPTEfIBER No Prepare to Meet Thy God Now is the time to prepare for the coming of our Lord The world full of rioting full of godless pleasure is asleep asleep in carnal security Men are putting afar off the coming of the Lord They laugh at warnings The proud boast is made quot All things continue as

The Oriental Watchman | December 1, 1906

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1906-12-01

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have set thee a watchman unto the hose of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the Word at My mouth and warn them from Me quot Vol CALCUTTA DECEMBER THE WORD OF THE LORD will be no one to lift up his head and voice in pride saying I am an infidel How is it that men make this boast and walk in false paths apos Life and death are HE history of nations is the strongest evidence of the verity of God apos s Word Those who have regarded with indifference

The Oriental Watchman | February 1, 1903

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1903-02-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the word at my month and warn them from me quot apos CALCUTTA FEBRUARY Vol The Added Gift apos The promise of the Holy Spirit is among the chief of God apos s promises to his people The commission to wait for the promise of the Father emphasizes its need and importance After over three years of training Under the wisest of teachers the command was quot Tarry ye i

The Oriental Watchman | November 1, 1904

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1904-11-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the word at My mouth and warn them from Me quot Vol CALCUTTA NOVEMBER No quot THE NIGHT IS FAR SPENT AND THE DAY IS AT HAND quot Our Time and Its Meaning ESUS our glorious King is coming He is coming n He is coming in this generation To all who are living he says quot Behold I come quickly quot Thank God for this blessed assurance It cheers the h

The Oriental Watchman | February 1, 1905

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1905-02-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shall hear the word at fly mouth and warn them from Me quot CALCUTTA FEBRUARY Vol No FAITH IN GOD WHEN dangers come we fear the worst And yet God rules and reigns above He has a purpose from the first He rules and reigns in love We know not why we see not how And yet God apos s plans for us are best Whatever comes to him we apos ll bow We apos ll trust and in him

The Oriental Watchman | December 1, 1903

Periodical Issue

1903-12-01

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Vol CALCUTTA DECEMBER No own need of a Saviour and it was in As the silvery pinioned angel like a answer to this need that Jesus came luminous star appeared in the heavens WHEN the time drew nigh that Jesus When the angel of the Lord was sent announcing the birth of the infant Jesus should be born in Bethlehem of Judea the to announce the birth of Christ he passed the wise men in the east saw in that light of God had almost become angelic light a fulfi

Eastern Tidings | August 1, 1906

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1906-08-01

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Eastern Tidings VoL CALCUTTA AUGUST No her best because she has never been taught to restrict her wants and those of her children and has never acquired skill and tact in household matters Hence one family may require for its support twice the amount that would suffice for another family of the same size Those who have not habits of economy should learn the lesson at once All should learn how to keep accounts Some The wife if devoted and left free

The Oriental Watchman | August 1, 1901

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1901-08-01

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Zbe Oriental Tsatctlinan quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot Vol CALCUTTA AUGUST Oriental Ultattbman PUBLISHED BY THE INTERNATIONAL TRACT SOCIETY CALCUTTA LET HIM WORK HE who works in earth and heaven Has a work to do in the hearts of those who love Him He would work in you Be would by His Holy Spirit Make His will your own Be would give you gleams of glory From His Father apos s throne Let Him work he

The Oriental Watchman | August 1, 1899

Periodical Issue

1899-08-01

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Oriental Tsai mu quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot Vol CALCUTTA AUGUST THE Gritittat Zilattbinan PUBLISHED BY the law and the representative of God to make manifest His character to a fallen race The world apos s Redeemer possessed the t No of God we ever should be grateful that we have a mediator an advocate an intercessor in the heavenly courts who pleads in our behalf before the Father THE INTERNATIO

The Oriental Watchman | August 1, 1898

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1898-08-01

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Zt e Orientat apos apos amp itct irtan quot Watchman what of the night The Watchman said The morning cometh quot Vol No Two annas CALCUTTA AUGUST Zile Oriental Watchman PUBLISHED BY only a dry and dusty channel But when the wintry storms burst upon the hills the rivers became fierce raging torrents at were reared with toil and difficulty They were not easy of access and their location appeared less inviting than the grassy THE INTERNAT

The Oriental Watchman | July 1, 1903

Periodical Issue

1903-07-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the wovd at my mouth and warn them fr im me quot Vol CALCUTTA JULY No THE PEARL THE blessings of redeeming love our Saviour compared to a precious pearl He illustrated His apos lesson by the parable of the merchantman seeking goodly pearls quot who when he had found one pearl of great price went and sold all that he had and bought it quot Christ Himself is the

The Oriental Watchman | August 1, 1906

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1906-08-01

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quot I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel therefore thou shalt hear the Word at My mouth and warn them from Me quot Vol THE LAW AND THE GOSPEL CALCUTTA AUGUST self to meet the penalty which His justice demanded HE law and the gospel cannot be separated In Christ mercy and truth Satan is working with all his deceptive are met together righteousness and power to ensnare the world He would peace have kissed each other The Gos have the

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