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Here and Hereafter

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 51.

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Here and Hereafter

A FALSE view of the nature of man opens the way for every system of heathenism in the world, and many errors in the Christian world spring out of a lack of a true knowledge of this question. The terrible doctrine of eternal conscious misery for the lost, the seductive errors of a future probation after death, restoration, universalism, spiritualism, all go down before the great truth that the dead in their graves know not anything, and that God is not unrighteous in dealing with those who refuse his great offer of life.
No fact is more important for the world to know than that which this work is set to advocate, that eternal life is to be had only through Christ.
“Here and Hereafter” is not a man-made conception of this great subject, but it is written in harmony with the teachings of the Scriptures; in fact, it is an association of Scriptural facts bearing directly upon this important subject.
Bound in cloth, with appropriate cover design in jet and gold, containing 357 pages; price, $1, post-paid.
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