The February "Signs Magazine" by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 16, 1913

The February "Signs Magazine"

By Editor

“The Future of Turkey in Prophecy,” by L. A. Reed. The events in the fulfilment of the prophecy are traced out clearly, definitely, and interestingly. A strong, convincing setting showing the importance of these times.

“Lack of Faith a Sign,” by the editor. An article that clearly shows the particular conditions to-day as a sign of the times, and turns the minds of the readers to serious thought.

“The Advent Message in Europe,” by Mrs. E. G. White. Another timely article in this important series. Real foundation builders.

“The Movement With Which Seventh-Day Adventists Are Identified, as Foretold in the Scriptures, No. 2,” by T. E. Bowen. These articles, without question, are of the utmost importance, presenting the rise and progress of this great movement in just the way that will interest the unacquainted reader. Genuine, converting, missionary articles.

“Light on Life’s Path,” the new department, but one of wide interest and helpfulness.

“Like as a Father,” by Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle. Another of those sympathetic home articles for our Home department.

“Glimpses of China,” by F. E. Stafford. “Gardens” is the subject presented in this number.

“Bible and Science, Evolution in Prophecy.” Another sign of the times. World-wide fulfilment. A brief unanswerable presentation.

“Replenished From the East.” The heathenism of the East supplanting Christianity, a sign of the times.

“Signs of the End” in earthquake, famine, and sword.

Readers of the REVIEW will easily recognize this February number of the Signs Magazine as being one of the most timely that has yet been produced.

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