Incidents in the Book Work Revival by Editor

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

Incidents in the Book Work Revival

By Editor

“Incidents in the Book Work Revival” is the title of a most interesting pamphlet by Brother H. H. Hall, of the Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, Cal. We wish that every one of our people could have the privilege of reading this little publication. The simple but forceful setting forth of the remarkable revival in that branch of our work can not but bring a revival of courage into the heart of every loyal Seventh-day Adventist. It will do more than that—it will inspire to action as the words of Demosthenes inspired the Greeks to resist invasion. It is said that when the Athenians listened to a certain speaker regarding the purposes of the invader, they said, “What a wonderful orator!” but when Demosthenes spoke, they said, “Let us go against Philip.” The facts, the plans, and the stories of success presented in this pamphlet will inspire many, we are sure, to press into the ranks and push the campaign on to still greater success. Send for the pamphlet and get an inspiration.