“Signs of the Times Monthly” for May, 1909

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 15, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 15.

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“Signs of the Times Monthly” for May, 1909

The May number of the Signs of the Times Monthly magazine will appeal to every thoughtful and sincere reader. The illuminated cover design is very attractive, showing a group of little children gathering California poppies. Among the many interesting articles, we call special attention to the following:—
“THE GREAT CONTROVERSY.”—This series of articles, by Mrs. E. G. White, presents in brief, pointed, and clear statements an outline of the great controversy that is going on between Christ and Satan.
“EVOLUTION AND CREATION.”—George McGready Price will have another article showing how Oriental research is verifying the truth of the Bible. In the ruins of ancient Assyrian, Babylonian, and Egyptian monarchies, have been found records on imperishable tablets which show that the “critics” have been wrong, and that the Bible is right.
“THE CHAPMAN-ALEXANDER MOVEMENT.”—In this number Elder R. A. Underwood gives an account of the “Chapman-Alexander Movement” that is to be an adjunct of the “Laymen’s Movement” presented in our last issue.
“THE EMMANUEL MOVEMENT.”—In this number George W. Rine presents the first of a series of articles on the Emmanuel Movement. He tells what the movement is, and speaks of some of its tendencies. He shows that it is a counterpart of Christian Science, though claiming no connection with it.
“ARE YOU WILLING?”—Elder W. B. White has an exceedingly helpful article under the title, “Are You Willing?” This article should find its way into the hands of many discouraged or disheartened sinners who would be attracted to Christ through what it teaches.
“TRUE DIVINE HEALING.”—Dr. D. H. Kress, of the Washington (D. C.) Sanitarium, begins the first of a series of articles on “True Divine Healing,” intended to meet the craze for miraculous healing that is sweeping over the country.
“PRINCIPLES AND PRACTISES, PAGAN, PAPAL, AND PROTESTANT.”—This is the first of a series of articles by Elder George A. Snyder, dealing with prophecies upon this subject.
“RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.”—The May number will have a Religious Liberty department, and will contain a summing up of the efforts that have been made during recent months in the way of Sunday legislation and Sunday-law enforcement.

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