JUNE STUDY OF THE FIELD: PART V

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 19, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 25.

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JUNE STUDY OF THE FIELD: PART V.

Review.

(Text-book, June Magazine.)
Our lesson this week is a review of the last quarter’s work. Written answers to these questions will not be required, but a careful review of what we have studied during the quarter will be valuable in crystallizing the information gained, so that we may have it at hand for future use. These questions may also be used as the basis of an interesting exercise for the missionary meeting, by assigning each question to a different person for a two- or three-minute talk.
(June 24-30.)
  1. What events in the history of China seem to have prepared that country for the entrance of the gospel?
  2. Describe the different divisions of Chinese society, and suggest lines of missionary work that, in your estimation, might be successfully established among them.
  3. Relate the events that led to the establishment of the independence of Mexico.
  4. Mention some developments in that country of marked interest to the student of prophecy.
  5. What can you say of the religion of Mexico?
  6. What points in the Mohammedan faith might lead its adherents to consider the gospel?
  7. Relate some of the evidences of progress mentioned in the island fields we have studied.
  8. Why is the Russian Empire especially important as a mission field?
  9. What can we do to advance the work in the fields considered during the quarter?