Christian Cynosure . iniquity, and cleanse me from my unto me THE TOY OF THYSALVATION. . THEN will I teachtransgressors Thy ways, and sinnersshall be converted unto Thee.—Psalm 51. They saw no MAN anv more, saveJESUS ONLY.—Mark 9:8. Brethren, in these LAST DAYS, sonear to our dear Lords return, let usAWAKE- OUT OF SLEEP and castoff the works of darkness, and WASHOUR ROBES WHITE IN THEBLOOD OF THE LAMB, so that wemay not be ashamed before Him at Hiscoming. Kobe, Japan, May 4th, 1918. It is better to go with a few to heaventhan with a multitude to hell, and bedamned for the sake of c
Christian Cynosure . iniquity, and cleanse me from my unto me THE TOY OF THYSALVATION. . THEN will I teachtransgressors Thy ways, and sinnersshall be converted unto Thee.—Psalm 51. They saw no MAN anv more, saveJESUS ONLY.—Mark 9:8. Brethren, in these LAST DAYS, sonear to our dear Lords return, let usAWAKE- OUT OF SLEEP and castoff the works of darkness, and WASHOUR ROBES WHITE IN THEBLOOD OF THE LAMB, so that wemay not be ashamed before Him at Hiscoming. Kobe, Japan, May 4th, 1918. It is better to go with a few to heaventhan with a multitude to hell, and bedamned for the sake of company.— August, 1918 CHRISTIAN CYNOSURE 113 THE LATE REV. B. F. HESTER. In Memory of Monday, March nth, 1918, theRev. Benjamin Franklin Hester, of BurrOak, Kansas, peacefully and quietlybreathed his last at the close of a short,though not severe illness of five was sixty-three years, eleven months,and five days old and had experiencedhut a few days of illness during his BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HESTER. The near relatives left behind are thewife, formerly Miss Marie FrancesHicks of Danville, Knox County, Ohio,and six children: Harold Hester, Pro-fessor of History and Philosophy inHoughton College, Houghton, NewYork; Mrs. Ethel (Hester) Hansen ofSeneca, Nebraska; C. Floyd Hester, Pro-fessor of History and Economics in theCity High School, Chippewa Falls, Wis-consin; Mrs. Edna (Hester) Kaufmannof Akron, Ohio; John E. and W. OrangeHester at home. Father Hester, as he was called byhis neighbors in later years, had been aProhibition Party worker and voter eversince his conversion at the age of twentyin Shelby County, Indiana. Here hewas born and raised on his fathers farm near Manilla, Indiana. He was thefirst of the family to begin the Christianlife and was instrumental in turning hisparents and brothers Godward and Hea-venward. He prepared for the ministryat Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois,at the United Brethren College at Harts-ville, India
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