Mr. Nash was strong in condemnation of present day coquetting with heathen religions, as though they had anything to contribute Ju ight. and truth which was not found in Jesus Christ. In view of the: fact' that "Communism in China, was eolourini, the thought of practically all primary School teachers of the country," the Church was presented with a' challenge which could only be adequately answered by implanting the principles OF the Gospel in the hearts and mind of, the people, The five great specie claims of Chiist formed the theme of Mr.
Bible studies—The claim of Sonshi substantiated by the historical fact of the resurrection: the claim of sinless~ ness, which qualified Him to be the mediatorial representative between fallen man and God: the claim. of Saviourhood: the teacher and Uni-Versal sovereignty. Interest in these Bible studies was sustained with un-Nogging intensity.
Mr, Nash's loyalty to the Seripiures was an inspiration, and in keeping with the afirmation of "the eon vocation of bishops at the Lambeth Palnce:—"We affirm the supreme. and unshaken authority of the Holy Scriptures, ay presenting the Truth concerning Ged and the spiritual life, in its historical setting, and. in the progressive revelation both throughout the Old Testament-and inthe Now Testament."
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