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THE HAND OF GOD IN HISTORY

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 26, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 26.

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THE HAND OF GOD IN HISTORY

By W. A. Spicer; Fannie Dickerson Chase

By W. A. Spicer
In this age of research, history and the Bible should be found side by side on the table of every student of the times.
We are not only “making history,” but discovering it. The translations made from tablets, rolls, and statues exhumed from mounds, tombs, and buried cities, corroborate and supplement the records found in the Holy Scriptures. In “The Hand of God in History” the discoveries of the archeologist are made to emphasize the statements of Holy Writ; history is shown to have fulfilled the predictions of the prophet; and the testimony of astronomy is given on the side of history and prophecy. Much historical information is given in connection with the description of the prophetic periods of the Scriptures; the development of Christianity by eras is outlined; and the advent message is described as the finale of earth’s history, and the means of disseminating it as providential. The book has about 250 pages, and is bound in two styles.
Cloth, 50c　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Paper, 25c

GOOD FORM AND SOCIAL ETHICS

By Fannie Dickerson Chase
“Good manners are best conserved by every-day usage.”
If you are preparing for a life of usefulness; if you are endeavoring to make your influence count for most in good society, then you should study the new book “Good Form and Social Ethics.”
Whatever his educational advantages have been, the pastor will appreciate the chapter entitled “The Minister.” To the one whose preliminary training has been limited, or whose early environment was unfavorable, “Good Form” is invaluable.
Over thirty pages of the book are devoted to a chapter to “The Gentleman,” the contents of which are indicated by the subheads:—
Practical Jokes
General Suggestions
Personal Habits — Some Insistent Don’t’s
Relation to Liquor and Tobacco
His Relation to Woman
Relation to People in General
Price, in attractive cloth binding, 75c
REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Washington, D. C.
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