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"REDEEMED BY THE PRECIOUS BLOOD OF CHRIST'
Redemption Tidings
A FULL GOSPEL MAGAZINE
PUBLISHED BY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
V0lume34.N0.
WCW/Z/mymwy///
SIXPENCE
January, 3rd, 1958
A Happy New Year
to all our Headers
JANUARY was the month consecrated to
•* Janus, one of the deities of ancient Rome.
His name means the door-opener, he is the
janitor of the year. He was depicted with two
faces, one looking backwards, the other looking
forwards. This double look is characteristic as
we stand at the portals of the year.
In looking backward at the Old Year, let us
remember the goodness of the Lord. " It is of
the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed,
because his compassions fail not. They are new
every morning: great is thy faithfulness."
" Thou shalt remember all the way which the
Lord thy God led thee." Memory may recall
trials, disappointments, struggles, our own
defections—but crowning the year with His
goodness is our gracious God. As we look back
on what He has wrought for us during the past
twelve months, we are encouraged to step forward without fear.
In looking forward into the New Year, our
eyes cannot see but a few steps ahead. Let us
then, make all our plans provisionally, as James
advises, " If the Lord will, we shall live, and do
this, or that." But let us make our plans. Set
yourself some mark, some standard, some aim.
Let our consecrated resolve be that this year
we will tell more of Jesus and lead them to
Him, we will read more of His word and seek
to live it out, we will pray more, give more,
worship more, and attempt more for God and
His Kingdom than ever we have done before.
We can if we will; and if we love the Lord, we
will.
Our New " Redemption Tidings "
Many weeks of planning and much hard
work has been put into giving our magazine a
new look. We feel sure that you will like it.
But an attractive cover is not enough to make
it the superlative organ we wish it to be, we
need rich and satisfying contents. Illuminating
and impressive articles are all too scarce. Have
you ever thought of writing? While we certainly do appreciate those who have toiled with
the pen to fill our waiting pages, we do need
that others shall develop their gifts also. A live
paper needs variety, both in writers and themes.
Let us pray that God will make Redemption
Tidings a tremendous force for righteousness in
the land, and a resounding testimony to our
Pentecostal message. We wish souls to be saved,
bodies healed, people filled with the Spirit, saints,
refreshed, instructed, admonished and nourished
JESUS, SAVIOUR, BAPTIZER, HEALER AND COMING LORD
MADE UNTO US OF GOD WISDOM, RIGHTEOUSNESS SANCTIFICATION & REDEMPTION
Object Description
| Title (English/roman) | Redemption tidings, vol. 34, nos. 1-52, 3 Jan. - 25 Dec. 1958 |
| Description English/roman) | Issued weekly. "A full gospel magazine" -- subtitle. |
| Subject (topic) | Pentecostalism |
| Coverage date (for display) | 1957-12-25/1959-01-02 |
| Editor (English/roman) | Linford, Aaron |
| Publisher of the original version (English/roman) | Assemblies of God of Great Britain and Ireland; Assemblies of God Executive Council |
| Place of publication of the orig. ver. (orig lang/script) | 51 Newington Causeway, London, S.E. 1, England |
| Publisher of the digital version | University of Southern California. Libraries |
| Date issued (for display) | 1958-01-03; 1958-01-10; 1958-01-17; 1958-01-24; 1958-01-31; 1958-02-07; 1958-02-14; 1958-02-21; 1958-02-28; 1958-03-07; 1958-03-14; 1958-03-21; 1958-03-28; 1958-04-04; 1958-04-11; 1958-04-18; 1958-04-25; 1958-05-02; 1958-05-09; 1958-05-16; 1958-05-23; 1958-05-30; 1958-06-06; 1958-06-13; 1958-06-20; 1958-06-27; 1958-07-04; 1958-07-11; 1958-07-18; 1958-07-25; 1958-08-01; 1958-08-08; 1958-08-15; 1958-08-22; 1958-08-29; 1958-09-05; 1958-09-12; 1958-09-19; 1958-09-26; 1958-10-03; 1958-10-10; 1958-10-17; 1958-10-24; 1958-10-31; 1958-11-07; 1958-11-14; 1958-11-21; 1958-11-28; 1958-12-05; 1958-12-12; 1958-12-19; 1958-12-25 |
| Type |
texts images |
| Format | [1040] p. (bound) ; ill. |
| Format (aat) |
periodicals journals (periodicals) weeklies (publications) |
| Language | English |
| Part of collection | Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Archive |
| Part of subcollection | Donald Gee Centre, Mattersey Hall, UK |
| Rights | The copyright for the Assemblies of God [AoG] materials are held by the Donald Gee Centre, copyrights for other materials are held by a number of other groups however the 50 year rule means that much is out of copyright now (2011) |
| Access conditions | The Centre is open to the public Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. Please call/e-mail ahead for an appointment. |
| Repository name | Donald Gee Research Centre Archive |
| Repository address |
Donald Gee Centre, c/o Mattersey Hall, Mattersey, Nottinghamshire, DN10 5HD, UK. Phone: 01777 817663 Fax: 01777 816195 |
| Repository email | dgarrard@matterseyhall.com |
| Legacy record ID | pcra-dgc-53274 |
Description
| Title (English/roman) | pcra-dgc-RedTid_v34~0001 |
| Full text | T "REDEEMED BY THE PRECIOUS BLOOD OF CHRIST' Redemption Tidings A FULL GOSPEL MAGAZINE PUBLISHED BY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND V0lume34.N0. WCW/Z/mymwy/// SIXPENCE January, 3rd, 1958 A Happy New Year to all our Headers JANUARY was the month consecrated to •* Janus, one of the deities of ancient Rome. His name means the door-opener, he is the janitor of the year. He was depicted with two faces, one looking backwards, the other looking forwards. This double look is characteristic as we stand at the portals of the year. In looking backward at the Old Year, let us remember the goodness of the Lord. " It is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness." " Thou shalt remember all the way which the Lord thy God led thee." Memory may recall trials, disappointments, struggles, our own defections—but crowning the year with His goodness is our gracious God. As we look back on what He has wrought for us during the past twelve months, we are encouraged to step forward without fear. In looking forward into the New Year, our eyes cannot see but a few steps ahead. Let us then, make all our plans provisionally, as James advises, " If the Lord will, we shall live, and do this, or that." But let us make our plans. Set yourself some mark, some standard, some aim. Let our consecrated resolve be that this year we will tell more of Jesus and lead them to Him, we will read more of His word and seek to live it out, we will pray more, give more, worship more, and attempt more for God and His Kingdom than ever we have done before. We can if we will; and if we love the Lord, we will. Our New " Redemption Tidings " Many weeks of planning and much hard work has been put into giving our magazine a new look. We feel sure that you will like it. But an attractive cover is not enough to make it the superlative organ we wish it to be, we need rich and satisfying contents. Illuminating and impressive articles are all too scarce. Have you ever thought of writing? While we certainly do appreciate those who have toiled with the pen to fill our waiting pages, we do need that others shall develop their gifts also. A live paper needs variety, both in writers and themes. Let us pray that God will make Redemption Tidings a tremendous force for righteousness in the land, and a resounding testimony to our Pentecostal message. We wish souls to be saved, bodies healed, people filled with the Spirit, saints, refreshed, instructed, admonished and nourished JESUS, SAVIOUR, BAPTIZER, HEALER AND COMING LORD MADE UNTO US OF GOD WISDOM, RIGHTEOUSNESS SANCTIFICATION & REDEMPTION |
| Archival file | Volume198/pcra-dgc-RedTid_v34~0001.tif |
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