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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 21, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 52.

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CHEAP LITERATURE

To meet the desire so many times expressed by our people that our literature might be issued in cheap form to be used extensively in lending, giving away, and selling at small price, we have issued a series of 12 books, known as the Berean Library. These are some of our standard works, and are printed from the same plates as the large books, but on thin paper, and with paper covers. This library offers an opportunity for securing many of our standard books at special prices. Some have ordered as many as 25 sets to sell and lend in their missionary work. This is a good time to prepare for the winter’s missionary campaign.
The following is the list of books:—
No. 1. “Steps to Christ.” A book full of comfort and encouragement, and presenting in an easy and attractive manner the steps by which the sinner may be made complete in Christ. 144 pages; 25 cents.
No. 2. “Thoughts on Daniel.” A verse-by-verse study of the book of Daniel, showing a remarkable fulfillment of prophecy in these last days. 345 pages; 25 cents.
No. 3. “Thoughts on Revelation.” A companion volume to “Thoughts on Daniel.” 430 pages; 35 cents.
No. 4. “His Glorious Appearing.” An exposition of Christ’s prophecy in Matthew 24. A book for the times. 128 pages; 15 cents.
No. 5. “The Sabbath in the Scriptures.” A study of the entire Sabbath question from the Bible standpoint. 216 pages; 25 cents.
No. 6. “The Sabbath in History.” A complement to “The Sabbath in Scripture,” showing the fulfillment of prophecy as related in authentic history. 600 pages; 50 cents.
No. 7. “Capital and Labor.” A candid and impartial study of the great problem of capital and labor now so prominently before the people of this country. 208 pages; 25 cents.
No. 8. “Here and Hereafter.” Man in life and death. The reward of the righteous and the destiny of the wicked. 358 pages; 25 cents.
No. 9. “Bible Footlights.” A book of Bible readings on thirty-three topics, designed to encourage the study of the Bible in the home. 320 pages; 35 cents.
No. 10. “Our Paradise Home.” A description of the saints’ inheritance, the future kingdom, and the restitution of all things. 128 pages; 15 cents.
No. 11. “Religious Liberty in America.” A brief history of the struggles between the principles of religious liberty and ecclesiastical tyranny, showing the result of the recognition of right principles in the establishment of this government. 448 pages; 35 cents.
No. 12. “The Coming King.” A treatise on the second coming of Christ, giving the signs of his coming and showing their fulfillment. 320 pages; 50 cents.
These 12 books contain 3,641 pages, put up in a neat box, and sold postpaid for $3.60. When 5 or more sets are ordered at one time, they will be furnished at $2.16 a set, freight or express extra. Order through your tract society.