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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, January 2, 1981
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Bible Study Tapes Appreciated
We've appreciated your taped Bible study series on the book of
Galatians, especially your clarification of the term "works of the
law." Not only do you give us scriptural teaching and new insight
into prophecy, but you also share some of your private thoughts and
sorrows with us. All of this makes Bible study more exciting and
profitable. We hope you may be able to bring us more of such tapes
to amplify the fine work the local ministers are doing.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Witte (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
Thank you for the tapes on I Corinthians. I really enjoyed the Bible
studies and all your comments. The background information is so
important as it sets the mood for why the epistle was written. Your
knowledge of that is invaluable.
Jere L. Rohe (Albuquerque, NM)
Thank you for making your Bible study tapes available to us. I have
been a member almost 14 years, but continue to learn new things every
single time I hear one of your tapes. We heard the final two chapters
of Galatians on Tuesday evening. It was most interesting and profit
able. Please continue to send your tapes to us.
Shirley King Johnson (Lincoln, NE)
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This is just a short note to tell you how much we are learning from
and enjoying the Bible study tapes you have been making. We count
it a wonderful opportunity to be able to be taught more by you.
Please keep this much-appreciated instruction coming.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Johnson (Seattle, WA)
I want to thank you for the taped Bible studies. Not only do I gain
spiritual understanding, but I also get to know you personally more
than ever before. Even though I have been in the Church for over
fourteen years, I feel only now I am getting to really know you.
Neil Yarrington (Fall Creek, WI)
Mr. Armstrong, we really do appreciate
studies that we have from time to time
the Church can continue hearing them.
pray for you, the Work and the Church
the tapes of your Bible
at Sabbath Services. We
Thank you so very much.
every day.
hope
We
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Alexander (Horse Shoe, NC)
--JOE TKACH, MINISTERIAL SERVICES
FROM EDITORIAL SERVICES
We're swamped! Recently in the Ministerial Refreshing Program I've been
encouraging you field ministers to write more for the Work's publications.
Judging from past response, I thought we might receive a few manuscripts
for review. However, you surprised us with far more than we can publish.
We also receive many requests for critiques of articles. Unfortunately,
with our small staff this is almost impossible.
Since Mr. Armstrong is writing more and has established definite standards
for the material published by the Work, space is limited. Following are a