Your Opportunity by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 9, 1914

Your Opportunity

By Editor

Isn’t there some one to whom you would like to have Elder Daniells tell of “The Power of This Great Message,” a truth that produces the same sanctifying effects upon every people of the world?

At the same time Elder Evans shows how “The Word of God Is the Uplifting Agency” in the world, and tells of its circulation and influences.

Elder Spicer calls to mind the many “Providential Agencies for a Quick Work.” How the work is to be finished in this generation,—intercommunication, transportation, transmission. Their real significance.

Elder Porter speaks on the subject of “Love, the Essential Element of God’s People.” Revealed at crucifixion. The true nature of “Satan’s kingdom” also revealed.

Sister White’s article, “Walking in the Light,” is a timely one. A work of reform in this generation. God’s Word, the test. Our relation to God depends upon our obedience.

Elder Covert tells of “The Sinner’s Fate.” What will it be? A fair question and a clear answer. What the Bible says.

Elder Vuilleumier speaks about “Spiritism,” its nature. Some interesting facts regarding it.

Brother Bowen contributes a few thoughts on “God’s Eternal Purpose in Christ.” The one foundation. Testing truths for every age. The test for our time.

Professor Price continues his interesting studies on “Reason or Revelation.” Modern thought and where it leads. Three centuries of progress.

Elder Reed, the editor, reviews “Current Events.” A valuable selection, relating strongly to Christian freedom and Sabbath observance.

Aren’t there some to whom you would like to tell these important truths? You don’t have the time? That is just why we have put them in the August Signs Magazine. Let the Signs tell the stories for you. You will recognize it as being a genuine message number; the clear note of gospel truth in every article. A magazine that will carry conviction to the hearts of men. Be sure to get a copy for yourself, and a few for your neighbors.

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