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The WORLD TOMORROW
A WORLDWIDE BROADCAST
HERBERT W. ARMSTRONG
Proclaims to the World the
GOOD NEWS OF THE WORLD TOMORROW
BOX 111, Pasadena, Calif. 91109
Publishing:
The PLAIN TRUTH
a Magazine of UNDERSTANDING
Written from
Ambassador College in England,
July 14, 1964
Dear Co-Workers with Christ:
GREETINGS again from England! Here it is, mid-July, and
I am still hard at work on the forthcoming book on GOD'S ANSWER to
medieval prudery, and this "New Morality" which is UNmorality.
If you derive as much downright enjoyment, and valuable
new truth from reading this book as I am receiving in the
researching of facts and in writing it, the delay will have been
worth it. I think you are going to be surprised -- not only at the
frank and straightforward exposure of THE TRUE FACTS, both past and
present -- but at much NEW TRUTH you have read right over, but not
recognized IN YOUR BIBLE!
You'll be really surprised at the manner in which Satan
has used SEX, and false teachings about sex, to BLIND the whole
world to the BASIC TRUTHS about God -- about what God is - about
THE GOSPEL -- about SALVATION - about everything basic -- and
fundamental to the very PURPOSE of human life!
A year ago, we were being swamped with a heavy mail in
response to my semi-annual letter. This year I am having to delay
that letter, due out about six weeks ago, until this book is
completed.
I'm sure you know that I came to realize the vital NEED
of this book three years or more ago. I did write a start of the
first chapter. But always other pressing duties and
responsibilities seemed to require priority -- and the book just
never got written. But now I have determined to give this book
first priority. Again I am omitting the installment of the
Autobiography from the August PLAIN TRUTH, in order to devote that
time to the book.
I am now well along in Chapter XI -- and it looks like it
will take at least 14 chapters -- each averaging the length of an
article in The PLAIN TRUTH.
This delay in sending out the semi-annual letter is
resulting in a large slackening of incoming mail at the Pasadena
headquarters, normally received at this time of year. This means
a temporary drop in what would otherwise be the normal income of