Pamphlet Edition of Early Writings by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1907

Pamphlet Edition of Early Writings

By Editor

WHILE some of our young people are following the readings of the Missionary Volunteer Reading Course published in the Instructor, we presume there are many who are not studying these lessons at all. The study at this time of such a book as “Early Writings” is most opportune, and our people ought to encourage thorough work on the part of the youth in every family.

Why would it not be well for every Seventh-day Adventist, old and young, to give this important book a careful perusal just now? It is a good second advent text-book for all to study.

The new edition, consecutively paged (the previous editions were made up from two pamphlets, each paged separately), with excellent Scriptural and General Index, has been on sale for several months. Now we are printing an edition on thinner paper, bound in pamphlet style, for 35 cents. This pamphlet edition is ready to mail.

Ten thousand copies of “Early Writings” ought to be sold and read during the present winter. Our love and appreciation for the precious volumes of the spirit of prophecy should be more and more manifest in these closing days of earth’s history, when the instruction these books contain is so much needed.

Orders for “Early Writings” should be sent through the usual channels of supply. The prices are as follows:— Regular edition, full cloth . . . . . . $ .75 Flexible leather . . . . . . . . . . 1.25 Thin edition, pamphlet . . . . . . . .35