THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 30, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 31.

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THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

THE article “The Priesthood” in the August Protestant, now ready, will give you unquestionable proofs that the Papacy fulfills the predictions made concerning it in the Bible.
A NUMBER of our faithful book colporteurs are planning to sell the August or “Temperance” Life and Health Saturday nights and Sundays, thereby securing means to tide them over until delivery time.
SUPPLY your public library and Y. M. C. A. reading room with Life and Health, Liberty, and the Protestant Magazine for one year, for only $1.90. Regular price, $2.35. Mention “library” rate when ordering.
SPEAKING of the August or “Temperance” Life and Health, Brother J. W. Siler, field missionary agent of the North Carolina Conference, writes: “Temperance is becoming a live issue, and I hope we shall be able to do a good work in its behalf.”
DON’T forget to order a liberal supply of the new “Church and State,” “Blue Laws,” and “Temperance” number of Liberty, just off the press. Just the document to hand to leaders in your community. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies today. Cover design shows Statue of Liberty in New York harbor. Sells readily.
EVERY minister, Bible worker, and lay member will thank the publishers of the August Protestant for that wonderful twelve-page article on “The Priesthood.” The Catholic quotations which it contains more than prove that the Papacy is that “mouth that spake very great things,” or “great words against the Most High,” Dan. 7:8, 20, 25.
PROF. SAMUEL A. WALLIS, of the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary, Fairfax County, Virginia, writes: “As a regular and interested reader of the Protestant Magazine, I want to congratulate you most heartily for your noble and righteous stand. Your magazine has already done much to arouse the American people to a sense of their danger. I wish you abundant success in exposing the political activities and the doctrinal errors of the Roman Catholic Church.” A valuable testimonial for all Protestant Magazine workers.
ALREADY thousands of copies of the August or “Papal Priesthood” and “Roman Boycott” number of the Protestant Magazine are being ordered. It tells of the proposed Catholic boycott of the Panama-Pacific Exposition, and why; also of Catholic approval of the burning of Bibles in the Philippines, of the brave defense of a Protestant assembly in Barcelona, Spain, by the “Catholic” (?) mayor, of the blasphemous claims made in behalf of the Catholic priesthood—direct fulfillments of the Bible prophecies concerning the Papacy. A great number! Order early.
SIGNOR ERNESTO NATHAN, REPRESENTATIVE OF ITALY AT THE PANAMA EXPOSITION
SIGNOR ERNESTO NATHAN, REPRESENTATIVE OF ITALY AT THE PANAMA EXPOSITION
THIS denomination now has two great “entering wedges,” preparing the minds of the people for the reception of the full message: (1) Our health and temperance literature; (2) the Protestant Magazine. The following letter addressed to Brother H. F. Kirk, now field missionary agent of the West Virginia Conference, by a faithful Protestant Magazine colporteur, is of interest: “Feeling impressed to take the Protestant Magazine to the preachers of Dayton, Ohio, I did so one day, with success, 98 of them taking the magazine, and some subscribing. They asked me to their meetings. I always went. Some asked me to sing. Last Sunday afternoon I gave a talk on the ‘Seven Last Plagues.’ In the evening I sang for them ‘Take Time to Be Holy.’ They then asked to come to my house for a prayer meeting, and asked me to take charge of the meeting; so I turned it into a Bible reading, and Elder Marietta gave the reading. We had a fine meeting. The Lord met with us. Fourteen persons turned out. One young minister was so interested that he has turned his hall over to us on Thursday evenings for Bible readings.” Are there not others in our large cities who have a burden to do a work similar to this among the Protestant clergymen? Why not send $2.00 for 50 copies of the August Protestant and go to work?