Bible dramas, too, were highlights of the program. These also focused on God’s victory, and the need to help others to avoid destruction. A Christian elder at the Oakland, California, convention noted regarding the drama depicting the fall of Jericho: “Rahab’s concern was not just for herself, but for her entire family, not just her mother and father, but for all those in the family. There was an honest desire to save even the one that fled into the city to die.” The importance likewise of showing concern for people today was thus impressed strongly upon all in attendance.

Actually, the “Divine Victory” assembly was an intensive five-day program of Bible instruction. In all, it consisted of thirty-one Bible talks and four dramas set in early Bible times. These not only highlighted the need for Christians to keep close in mind the nearness of God’s victory, but also to perfect more fully their love for one another and to keep their lives in close harmony with the high moral principles of God’s Word.