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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 9, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 61.

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Another War Number

By Editor

Yes, the Signs Magazine for January is a war number in the sense that every issue for the past year and a half has been.
War on sin.
War on the purgatory idea.
Attacks, not on individuals, but on the erroneous teachings of Spiritualism, papal principles, and other false doctrines of the day.
Nine current topics with a bearing on the war.
Constantinople’s fate in prophecy.
War cover.
People are thinking and talking about these things, aren’t they? It is our blessed privilege to give them the light.

1916

What will it bring to you? What has it in store for your neighbors? If “blessing” is your answer to the first question, and “truth” is the answer to the second, then consider what a great aid the Signs Magazine would be to you. It gives the message, you know.

Contents for January

The Purpose of Scientific Attainments; The Sabbath of the Apostles; Constantinople, the Goal of the Ages; Religious Tyranny; The Messiah of Prophecy; The Prophecy of Revelation XVII; The Tragic Story of Liberty; Spiritualism; Turkey and the East; The Beginning of Sin; Purgatory Precedes Death.
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