BOOKS by Jos. CLARKE.

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 19, 1869

BOOKS.

By Jos. CLARKE.

The recent work entitled Life Incidents, by Bro. White, is an important work; as it shows conclusively the connection between the first, second, and third messages, of Rev. xiv, more clearly than any other book yet published. It is also important, as it sets the work of Eld. Wm. Miller (to whom such rank injustice has been done) in its true light. Such a work as this, vindicating the work and character of this man of God, is not merely a deed of justice done to Eld. Wm. Miller, but it is called for, as an act of justice and equity done to the cause of truth and its author.

Such a work as this, written in familiar and unvarnished style, yet chaste and elegant, and of thrilling interest, it being mingled with incidents in the life of the author, marks an era in the history of the third message of no small importance; and we believe that an impetus will be given to this work not heretofore felt.

The tracts, Law and Gospel, and God's Memorial, have already been the means of the conversion and confirmation of many. Brethren, let us scatter these works far and wide in the world around, so that all may be instructed.

The tract, Sign of the Day of God, is well calculated for general circulation everywhere, especially when traveling on the cars, or by other means.

Jos. CLARKE.