Mormonism and the Bible

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jan 2, 1908

Mormonism and the Bible

WE have received from the Utah Tract Society a tract entitled “Mormonism and the Bible — Do They Agree?” In this is set forth a series of fifty-three propositions fundamental to Mormonism that are in direct contradiction to the Word of God. This would be an excellent tract for our people everywhere to possess, both for their own education and for missionary work. The Mormon propaganda is extending into all parts of the earth, and our workers will find in this tract matter that will be of great service in enlightening the people. Our people, provided with this clear setting forth of the contradictions between Mormonism and the Bible, will be enabled to protect their neighbors as well as themselves against the sophistries of that system. The price of this tract is one cent each, with liberal discount when ordered in quantities. Address Utah Tract Society, Room 53, Hooper Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.

TWELVE frightful mine disasters have occurred in different parts of the country during the year, in which more than eight hundred men have lost their lives. The four largest of these disasters occurred during the month of December in mines that were claimed to be well ventilated and regarded as the safest of mines; and yet eleven of the twelve disasters were explosions either of coal dust or of gases generated in coal beds. One of these mines had been inspected by the mine examiner only a little time before the explosion occurred, and he had reported it safe. The cause of these disasters has not been determined, and it seems unlikely that any satisfactory explanation can be given.