Early Writings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1908

“WHAT are ‘Early Writings’?” “Of what are they composed?” These are questions often asked by our young people, and those who have recently connected with the denomination. For the benefit of such we explain that the book we call “Early Writings” contains a compilation and reprint of the first published Testimonies of the author, Mrs. E. G. White, with foot-notes, giving dates and explanations. It is a reprint of the old book published in 1851 under the title of “Experiences and Views,” with no change of the original idea or sentiment.

Although many of the subjects treated in this book have been enlarged upon and brought out in other books by the author, they seem to be especially appreciated in condensed form as given in “Early Writings.” This book sparkles with the plain principles of the third angel’s message, and brings to the reader a store of information and instruction that will be especially helpful to any individual or denominational worker. It will do more to establish faith and confidence in the gift of the spirit of prophecy than any other book published.

A new edition of this work has been brought out, and is now being bound in pamphlet form at the cost of 35 cents a copy. It is also being bound in the plain cloth for 75 cents, and in flexible leather binding for $1.25.